Show Notes
Chelsea are on the hunt for yet another permanent manager after dismissing Liam Rosenior three months into his tenure.
His departure follows five consecutive defeats without scoring, form far from ideal ahead of their FA Cup semi-final against Leeds.
The other meeting at Wembley sees Championship side Southampton take on Man City fresh from knocking out Arsenal in the previous round.
Elsewhere there are crucial games at the top and bottom of the Premier League. Arsenal can reclaim top spot, at least temporarily, with a positive result against Newcastle, Tottenham travel to Molineux in a pivotal clash with Wolves and at the same time, West Ham host former boss David Moyes and his European-chasing Everton team.
Kevin Hatchard is joined by Sky Sports’ Lewis Jones, Mark Stinchcombe and Jake Osgathorpe to preview all of the weekend’s action in one bumper episode!
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00:00-8:58 Chelsea v Leeds
8:59-14:06 Arsenal v Newcastle
14:07-20:44 Wolves v Tottenham
20:45-26:44 Sunderland v Nottingham Forest
26:45-33:01 Man City v Southampton
33:02-39:23 West Ham v Everton
39:24-47:01 Blackpool v Leyton Orient
47:02-51:01 Leicester v Millwall
51:02-56:01 Rochdale v York
56:02-57:34 Podcast treble
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