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Arsenal possession dominance not enough in what is familiar-feeling loss for the Gunners in the FA Cup fifth round.

Arsenal vs. Blackburn RoversFA Cup Fifth RoundKickoff: Saturday, February 16, 10:00 AM ESTEmirates Stadium, North London, London, Greater LondonTelevisual Coverations: Fox Soccer Channel Arsenal...

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Bolton were the better side but Everton steal it very late. Despite all that, a spirited home return from Stuart Holden will have supporters smiling.

After being denied a trip to Wembley by League Two Bradford City on Tuesday, Aston Villa head into another cup tie without a lot to lose and much less to gain.

Bolton are up to five first team strikers, plus a youngster who recently returned from a very successful loan stint. Where are they all going to play? More importantly, which of them deserve to play?

An FA Cup replay on a chilly night in the northeast saw a lot of action, but very little of it anywhere near the goalmouth until Bolton's controversial striker Marvin Sordell scored a second half brace.

After the 2-2 woolly affair ten days ago in Wales, Swansea City AFC bus over to the Emirates to line them up again against Arsenal for the right to advance to the 4th round in Brighton.

Bolton went up 2-0 in the FA Cup yesterday, but theTrotters couldn't hold on, and Sunderland managed to keep the tie alive with two impressive second half goals. Several fringe players got a chance for Bolton, and one of them is our MOTM.