Striker: Padraig Amond (Newport) – The top scorer in this season’s FA Cup has struck in every round and got a famous, well-taken goal against Manchester City. EPA
Goalkeeper: Ederson (Manchester City) – A superb save from Newport County’s Tyreeq Bakinson came when the game was goalless and helped City go on to win 4-1. Reuters
Right-back: Matt Doherty (Wolves) – His superlative season continues. The Irishman set up Ivan Cavaleiro’s winner at Bristol City and also hit the post. Getty Images
Centre-back: Christian Kabasele (Watford) – Watford had to grind out victory against QPR on Friday and Kabasele’s solidity was a reason why the Championship side could not score. Reuters
Centre-back: Scott Dann (Crystal Palace) – Is making his comeback from injury in the FA Cup and was a rock at the back as Palace kept a clean sheet against Doncaster. Getty Images
Left-back: Murray Wallace (Millwall) – The goalscoring left-back did it again, following a fourth-round winner against Everton with a fifth-round decider against AFC Wimbledon. Getty Images
Right midfield: Daniel James (Swansea City) – A superlative solo goal was the highlight of Swansea’s comeback against Brighton. The Welshman showed genuine pace. Getty Images
Centre midfield: Phil Foden (Manchester City) – Got the first brace of his senior career on the worst pitch he had ever played on to inspire City against Newport. Getty Images
Centre midfield: Yves Bissouma (Brighton) – The man who ran the midfield against Derby. The summer signing was involved in both Brighton goals. Reuters
Left midfield: Anthony Knockaert (Brighton) – A star of Brighton’s FA Cup run, the French winger got the well-taken opener to help see off Derby County. Getty Images
Striker: Ivan Cavaleiro (Wolves) – The man who ended Bristol City’s 100 percent start to 2019 and sent Wolves into the quarter-finals for the first time since 2003. Reuters
Striker: Padraig Amond (Newport) – The top scorer in this season’s FA Cup has struck in every round and got a famous, well-taken goal against Manchester City. EPA
Goalkeeper: Ederson (Manchester City) – A superb save from Newport County’s Tyreeq Bakinson came when the game was goalless and helped City go on to win 4-1. Reuters
Right-back: Matt Doherty (Wolves) – His superlative season continues. The Irishman set up Ivan Cavaleiro’s winner at Bristol City and also hit the post. Getty Images
Centre-back: Christian Kabasele (Watford) – Watford had to grind out victory against QPR on Friday and Kabasele’s solidity was a reason why the Championship side could not score. Reuters
Centre-back: Scott Dann (Crystal Palace) – Is making his comeback from injury in the FA Cup and was a rock at the back as Palace kept a clean sheet against Doncaster. Getty Images
Left-back: Murray Wallace (Millwall) – The goalscoring left-back did it again, following a fourth-round winner against Everton with a fifth-round decider against AFC Wimbledon. Getty Images
Right midfield: Daniel James (Swansea City) – A superlative solo goal was the highlight of Swansea’s comeback against Brighton. The Welshman showed genuine pace. Getty Images
Centre midfield: Phil Foden (Manchester City) – Got the first brace of his senior career on the worst pitch he had ever played on to inspire City against Newport. Getty Images
Centre midfield: Yves Bissouma (Brighton) – The man who ran the midfield against Derby. The summer signing was involved in both Brighton goals. Reuters
Left midfield: Anthony Knockaert (Brighton) – A star of Brighton’s FA Cup run, the French winger got the well-taken opener to help see off Derby County. Getty Images
Striker: Ivan Cavaleiro (Wolves) – The man who ended Bristol City’s 100 percent start to 2019 and sent Wolves into the quarter-finals for the first time since 2003. Reuters
Striker: Padraig Amond (Newport) – The top scorer in this season’s FA Cup has struck in every round and got a famous, well-taken goal against Manchester City. EPA
