Chelsea vs Port Vale - FA Cup RECAP: Blues hit SEVEN as returning star gets on the scoresheet with hosts cruising to the semi-finals

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A very professional interview from Tosin Adarabioyo, who was speaking to BBC Sport:

'In the FA Cup anything can happen. Anything can happen if you don't do their best,' he said.'

'They just beat a Premier League team in Sunderland so we had to put in a performance.

'We want to end the season with a trophy.

'It's always good to get on the scoresheet.'

Talk about treating lower-league opposition with respect. Chelsea did such a thorough job with this pummelling that it was borderline disrespectful. It ends 7-0. Vale have enjoyed a glorious cup run but Chelsea hack them down and advance to the semi-finals.

Chelsea are about to hand Port Vale their joint-worst defeat in FA Cup history. Garnacho celebrates it like he's scored a Champions League goal. And takes his time to walk back to his half. This is agonising to watch.

Substitute Tyler Magliore, who has just come on, has given away a penalty after trodding on Alejandro Garnacho. Oh dear.

Well, at least he's lucky his side aren't drawing 0-0.

Will they add any time on for this? Surely you just put Port Vale out of their misery.

They've given it now. They were actually investigating if Estevao was offside just before Garnacho struck the ball, but he was quite comfortably onside by marginal VAR standards. Six-nil it is. A look of hurt on the face of Vale manager Jon Brady. There's nothing he can do.

Chelsea have had a goal ruled out but VAR are looking at it. Garnacho hit the post, and somebody knocked the rebound to Estevao to turn it home... but was it Garnacho, who was offside, or a white shirt? The on-pitch decision was offside.

Widespread applause for Kavuma McQueen as his first contribution is to win a corner as he sees a cross blocked.

Estevao stands over the ball at the flag and pings it to the back post, but Gabriel gets something on it to divert the ball away from goal.

What a moment for 17-year-old Ryan Kavuma-McQueen, who was born in... 2009. And it's going to be a winning debut! The England U17s international, who scored twice against the Faroe Islands and once against Israel last month, replaces Lavia.

Another change for Port Vale as Ethon Archer replaces Garrity. Let's see if he can score six and claw this back.

Well, Andre Gray gives them hope! He has won a corner after seeing a shot blocked.