

Sun 11 Mar 07 12:45 PM, Chelsea 3-3 Tottenham, At Stamford Bridge
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DailyMotion SendSpace86' [3 - 3] S. Kalou
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By Andrew ScurrA London club is guaranteed to be in the FA Cup semi-finals with Chelsea and Tottenham meeting at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
Having knocked out lower-league opposition in every round so far, The Blues face a far tougher test against Martin Jol's men in the quarter-finals.
Macclesfield, Nottingham Forest and Norwich have all fallen to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, but Spurs will be no pushover.
The North London club have been freescoring in the FA Cup so far, netting a total of 11 goals against Cardiff, Southend and Fulham.
Spurs are the competition's third most successful club and bid to lift the FA Cup for the ninth time at the new Wembley this season.
However, Chelsea are also determined to go all the way as they were the last winners at the old stadium in 2000.
Spurs won the only league meeting of the two sides earlier this season, a game which saw Chelsea skipper John Terry sent off.
Terry's availability for Sunday is uncertain due to the head injury suffered in the Carling Cup final last month.
Jose Mourinho, who will make a decision on the England defender nearer the game, has no other injury worries.
The Portuguese could therefore go with the same side that advanced past Porto in the UEFA Champions League in midweek.
Tottenham were also busy in Europe during the week, edging to victory over Braga in the Uefa Cup on Thursday evening.
Jol will assess his squad on their return to London before announcing his squad for the trip across the capital.
Skysports.com
Labels: FA Cup