WE'RE GOING TO WEMBLEY! West Ham 2-2 Leeds (4-2 pens) Reaction + Man United Preview
Leeds, That! - A Leeds United Fan PodcastShow Notes
James and Rocco react to a dramatic FA Cup quarter-final at the London Stadium - Leeds reach the semi-finals for the first time in 39 years. We get into Ao Tanaka's brilliant opener, the Anton Stach injury and the Kilman challenge that still has everyone divided, Lucas Perri's heroics in the shootout, the 11-minute added time meltdown that nearly cost us, and what a Chelsea semi-final at Wembley means for this club. We also preview Monday night's Premier League trip to Old Trafford.
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00:00 Intro & Bass and Bligh sponsor
01:55 West Ham fans leaving early - the London curse
03:26 Craig Pawson, VAR and the penalty debate
05:39 Tanaka's goal and what it means for him
07:48 The Stach injury - how bad is it?
10:13 Talking about the goal for once
13:27 Midfield creativity without Stach
14:36 Rodon, Okafor, injury anxiety
15:12 The 11 minutes of added time madness
18:17 Disasi's high-foot equaliser
20:23 Perry's howler - and his redemption arc
21:19 The penalty shootout
23:28 Pascal Struijk - give him more love
25:42 FA Cup semi-final vs Chelsea - all the pressure is on them
28:05 Man United preview
30:23 Can we get the three points? Relegation maths
33:28 Prediction time
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