Well, what a day that was and what a weekend of FA Cup action.

There was only one quarter-final today but it had more than enough drama to keep us on the edge of our seats all afternoon.

Leeds are into the semi-finals after a penalty shootout victory following a chaotic last-eight clash with West Ham.

They'll meet Chelsea at Wembley Stadium later this month while Manchester City take on Championship side Southampton.

Hopefully it is another exciting weekend in the FA Cup.

Until next time...

Matt: Man City!! Bring it on, come on you Saints! Wembley here we come.

Steven: For 80 minutes Leeds were better than us, but for 40 including extra time we were so good. It's hard to take but I can't say Leeds didn't deserve it, pressed brilliantly in the first half. Gutted, but good luck to em.

Leeds United

Leeds defender Pascal Struijk, speaking to TNT Sports: "Very pleased, you can see the reaction from the team after the last penalty. Big excitement for us, for the club. I'm really happy for the fans and for us that we can show ourselves on the big stage."

On what he thought before taking the winning penalty: "I don't think there should be too much going around my head besides trying to score. I have been in this situation before, take a deep breathe, calm and slot the penalty home."

On Lucas Perri's performance: "It's a really great performance from him. I said before he made some really good saves. To do it again today shows his quality."

On Wembley semi-final: "I'm really excited. This will be my first time playing at Wembley so I'm really excited for this fixture. Chelsea are a good team so we will make it a good game."

West Ham United

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West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It is sad the way it ended because in the second half and in extra-time we created chances that could have stopped it going to penalties. It's sad, it's tough. We saw from the fans what it meant to us to try and reach Wembley but it wasn't to be so we have to rest in the best way we can and react for the next one."

On pride in the performance: "That and the way we prove to ourselves that we can never give up. The game is not done until the referee says so and we have to take that into our future starting on Friday."

On Adama Traore: "He did some good actions, he worked well and he is getting up to speed. He didn't have too many minutes but today Adama did well and we need all of them to do well."

On Finlay Herrick: "He is a young goalkeeper with talent, he played for England in the youth. We have a project to try and help him to become what we expect from a good goalkeeper that can help us."

On how this will affect them going into the Wolves game on Friday: "It will take more time to recover. The legs go when you win and recover quicker. We have the sadness and that will drag into this evening and tomorrow but we have to react. We have important games so we will keep fighting."

Leeds United

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Leeds United boss Daniel Farke, speaking to BBC Sport: "We never do it the easy way. We could have had it easier if we were more composed but it's the FA Cup quarter-final away tie and we expect the other team to give everything until the end. This is what happened. I'm pretty proud we were able to calm our nerves down after setbacks in the game.

"It was not an easy game for us in many aspects but to be able to celebrate with out fantastic supporters will do lots for our confidence. It's a big night for everyone connected with Leeds United."

On how his players kept their nerve: "I have good boys and good character, we work on our mentality and character day in, day out. I always trust my boys. It's always up to the players to deliver on the pitch and they did fantastically well to settle after this nervy period. We are not perfect, but we always play with desire and a great mentality and a great togetherness. By doing this we have this achievement today to be in the semi-final for the first time since the 1980s."

On drawing Chelsea in semi-final: "We will be the underdog, that's for sure. It's a big name and a side full of top players. For that we are the underdog but we have written history. Nobody expected us to go though to the semi-final. And of course we are greedy to go to the next step. My focus now is on the Premier League. We are on such a good path and want to make sure we can celebrate there."

On how this win will help league momentum: "In terms of points it doesn't help at all but each win is good for confidence, to know we can deliver under pressure and deal with setbacks. There was criticism with scoring goals in the last games so it was good we put this to bed. It's good for confidence and belief and spirit."

On if Leeds can go all the way in the FA Cup: "I said [in the past] it's not realistic. We want to achieve unrealistic goals and we are on the right path to do this. Step by step we want to celebrate a few more points in the Premier League. If we have a chance to play a second time at Wembley in the FA Cup this season we want to grab the chance with both hands."

The last time Leeds lifted a major domestic trophy was the First Division title in 1992 before it was revamped and rebranded as the Premier League.

Manchester City and Chelsea will be the favourites to reach the final, of course.

But Southampton showed against Arsenal on Saturday anything is possible in this competition.

If Daniel Farke's side can win a couple of Premier League games before their semi-final clash with Chelsea then the pressure might be off in their fight for survival to allow them to fully focus on the Cup.

Leeds United

Leeds United goalkeeper Lucas Perri speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "This is the magic of the Cup, anything can happen and today was a crazy and memorable game. Happy that we won the match and we are into the semi-finals now.

On his penalty saves: "We saw the penalties, the [Jarrod] Bowen penalty was one that we studied a lot. The other ones was ones were I followed my own instinct. Happy to make the save with the first one using the data and the next ones was my gut feeling."

On young West Ham goalkeeper Finlay Herrick: "He is going to remember this game for all his life. They didn't win but he is going to remember that for his whole life and he got his first game and his first penalty save. Hope he keeps working and he has a lot of potential."

On the support from the Leeds fan: "This is the magic of football. The magic of this fanbase. This is incredible, the love they have for this team. It is a pleasure to play for this team."

On facing Chelsea next: "Yes, we are going to celebrate today. We have a few Premier League matches in between so we are going to focus on that, today we celebrate qualifying for the semi-finals and when the time comes we will prepare to have a good game against Chelsea."

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Leeds United

Leeds United striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, speaking on TNT Sports about facing Chelsea in the semi-final: "It's always going to be a difficult match against Chelsea. They're a good side, but it's the FA Cup, we're going to Wembley. Excited. I've never had the opportunity to play at Wembley for club before, so for me it was a big chance today. When it went to 2-2, I thought maybe it's not meant to be, but thankfully, we stuck in there and got the win."

On what the manager said before extra-time: "I think they started overloading out wide and it was the basics of football, defending crosses and stopping crosses, which we didn't do very well. And you've got to be prepared for them to come forward and get themselves back in the game, and I think we just let ourselves down with that. They had momentum and we managed to hold out and win on pens.

"I had a good feeling, particularly before I came on, that there was going to be chances to make an impact. And when you're on the pitch and they've got the ball and I'm up front in position, all I'm thinking about is I hope they don't score. I wasn't really thinking about the neutral. I was focused on scoring and stopping them from scoring."

On his penalty to make it 2-0: "Just basics, I did what I always do. It's no secret that I missed my last one against [Crystal] Palace away, so it was a big moment for me to make sure I put it away properly. And I've been practicing in training just drilling it. When you miss one you want to go through your processes again and I have a process and I knew where I was going this time and put it away."

West Ham United

West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to TNT Sports: "It's tough. It's sad. The way we did it has to make us proud because we reacted in the second half, we went for the game, extra time we had the best chances. Decided on penalties is luck, I don't like. We were not efficient enough to proceed.

"We reacted really well, we hit the post, we scored. Fine margins in VAR. We all felt the game had turned to our side. To be decided on penalties is sad. Sometimes it goes your way, sometimes the other way. Today it's Leeds. It showed we can never give up, we have to keep fighting."

On Jarrod Bowen comments about lack of energy at start of game: "We didn't start well, the first half was not good. There was no tempo, the game didn't flow. The energy was missing and the boys did it [in the second half]."

On the upcoming game against Wolves: "Now we have to rest, 120 minutes is a lot of distance in the legs. When you win you recover faster, when you don't the sadness continues. It's my job to lift them up and realise that we have major things to fight for until the end."

Leeds United

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke, speaking to TNT Sports: "We always do it the tough way, never the easy way. A quarter-final away game against a Premier League side is never an easy ride. We could have made our lives easier. We showed great mentality and I am proud of the boys today with how we kept the nerves and won the game in the end. Pretty important day for everyone connected with Leeds United.

"To score two goals, we could have put the game to bed even a bit earlier. We had a late sucker punch when the whole stadium was buzzing. To keep the nerves and win the penalty shootout shows great mentality and character. A chapter of Leeds United history, we were in the semi-finals really a while ago."

On the 9,000 travelling fans now looking forward to a Wembley trip: "It will be a big night for us. It's a great step for this club and a great reward for everyone connected with this club. We are still buzzing but already looking forward to making sure we stay on a good path in the Premier League."

West Ham United

West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen speaking to TNT Sports: "Gutted. It hurts a lot after being 2-0 down. I missed and I can only apologise to everyone involved for that. You never want to miss penalties but I have today and I have to face that. It doesn't define who I am but I have to stand tall from that. We did a lot of good things in the game but it wasn't to be.

On the performance: "In the first half, we had a few good opportunities, the keeper made a great save from Taty [Castellanos] and from me. Our shape probably wasn't good enough and we tweaked a few things. At 2-0 down you have to go for it. We thought we would go on and win the game but it wasn't meant to be."

"It has to hurt. We are hurt as a team. We have to dust ourselves down and get back into training tomorrow for the Wolves game on Friday because we know what we have to do."

Both semi-finals will take place at Wembley Stadium, of course. They will be played on the weekend of 25-26 April at the national stadium.

Charles: Wembley. Wembley. We're the Famous Leeds United and we're off to Wembley.

Bob: Good luck Leeds, remarkable resilience. Hopefully you'll be rewarded with a home draw against Southampton (from a Spurs fan).

After knocking out Premier League leaders Arsenal, the reward for the Championship side is a last-four clash with the team second in the top tier. Certainly the hard route for the Saints.

Leeds will face another London club after knocking out West Ham.

Is about to get underway...

Leeds United

Leeds United defender Pascal Struijk on scoring the winning penalty: "I can't say I practice too much but I've been in this situation before last season, so I made my mind up and put it in the back of the net."

On Lucas Perri saving two penalties: "Do I even need to speak about it? Already last time against Birmingham, he's a great goalkeeper and showed composure in the moments we needed him. Before in the game, he made some pretty good saves. Very happy to have him behind me."

On the mentality of the team after losing their two-goal lead: "It shows real, great composure afterwards with the penalties because I feel like, especially when we were 2-0 up in these kinds of moments, we need to see the game out, so we'll work on that, but we'll try and do that at Wembley."

Leeds United

Leeds United goalkeeper Lucas Perri, speaking on TNT Sports about making it to the FA Cup semi-final: "Great. It's the magic of the cup we all talk about. It was a crazy game, incredible moments. We're so happy we won at the end of the game, penalty shootout and that's it. Now we're going to celebrate and keep going.

"We need to be prepared for everything and after they scored the first one, we knew they would come to attack to draw and force the game to extra-time. The beginning of the first half of extra-time was a situation of football and thank God that was offside. So happy that we won that match."

On making the semi-final: "It's going to be a massive game. Now we need to focus on the Premier League matches that we have. We need to secure the points we need to stay in the league, but when the time comes, we're going to focus 100% on the cup and hopefully have a good game."

Don't go anywhere yet. We will have plenty of reaction plus the draw for the semi-finals.

Here's a reminder of the all-important balls which will be drawn out in a few minutes.

1 Southampton

2 Chelsea

3 Manchester City

4 Leeds United