Second-tier Wrexham pushed Premier League big boys Chelsea all the way through a 4-2 extra time loss in the FA Cup fifth round despite an 80th-minute red card at the Racecourse Ground on Saturday.

Chelsea Survive Wrexham Scare to Reach FA Cup Quarter FinalDrama in Wales as Chelsea Overcome Wrexham ResistanceChelsea advanced to the FA Cup quarter finals after a dramatic contest with Wrexham

Phil Parkinson said Wrexham's next target is to make games against Chelsea a regular occasion in the Premier League after the EFL Championship team exited the FA Cup with a 4-2 fifth-round defeat against the FIFA Club World Cup winners.

Chelsea's Alejandro Garnacho and Joao Pedro struck in extra time to secure a nervy 4–2 win over second‑tier Wrexham and a place in the FA Cup quarter‑finals on Saturday as the Premier League giants escaped from the ​Racecourse Ground after a tough battle.

Rosenior has made it clear that he was frustrated when his side conceded consolation goals in 3-1 wins over Crystal Palace and Wolves and he was again left annoyed by how his team

Manchester City stumbled in the Premier League title race on Wednesday, held to a costly 2-2 draw by Nottingham Forest as Bukayo Saka's goal against Brighton sent Arsenal seven points clear.The Gunners are favourites to win their first English league crown since 2004 but have found it impossible to shake off the attentions of Pep Guardiola's charging City.

Arsenal and City do still need to meet, so City will need at least one slip-up from their title rivals before now and the end of the season as things stand. Attention now turns to

Chelsea survived a scare as they twice came from behind to beat Wrexham 4-2 after extra time and reach the FA Cup quarter-finals.The match started slowly, with the Blues dominating possession but