The brutal fact is that Leeds United are two wins away from Wembley, following their penalty shoot-out win over Birmingham City in the FA Cup fourth round on Sunday.

Leeds have not made the quarter-finals since 2003, and so all eyes will be on the fifth round draw to discover who their next opponents, and how high their chances of progression, are.

Of course, Premier League survival is the priority and Daniel Farke has made no secret of that. But he is also allowing supporters to dream. Farke says he wants to do "something special" at Leeds and in simple terms, the club are four games away from that.

The reality is that the competition gets much tougher from here - the longer they are in, the more difficult, in theory, progression becomes.

And performances will have to be so much better than what fans witnessed yesterday. But don't squash those Wembley ambitions just yet.

Lucas Perri was playing his first game since being dropped by Farke last month and so he was always going to be...