Thank Friday It's Football, 23 January 2015

Bob Holmes | Ray Jennings | Sam Postlethwaite

23-Jan-15 19:00

Thank Friday It's Football, 23 January 2015

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Jeff Sandhu & guest, Bob Holmes, Ray Jennings & Sam Postlethwaite discuss FA Cup Semi Finals 1st Leg outcomes that saw a very unlucky Liverpool getting a 1 - 1 draw with Chelsea, Tottenham just edging it with a 1 - 0 victory over Sheffield United, Asian Cup Quarter Finals updates, African Cup of Nations Round 2 of Group Stages, and a preview of the upcoming FA Cup fixtures that sees Cambridge United welcoming Manchester United, Liverpool against Bolton Wanderers, Brighton against Arsenal and more including the Big Weekend Shout by the guests.

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