**Chelsea Clinch Dramatic FA Cup Quarterfinal Spot** In a thrilling encounter at the Racecourse Ground, Chelsea edged past Wrexham 2-0 in extra time to secure their spot in the FA Cup quarterfinals. The match was a closely contested affair, with Wrexham putting up a remarkable fight to keep the score level throughout normal time. Alejandro Garnacho, a rising star at Chelsea, rose to the occasion by scoring the match's decisive goal in extra time. He expertly headed in a precise cross, breaking the deadlock and giving Chelsea the lead they needed. The Blues sealed their victory when João Pedro added a second goal, securing their spot in the next round of the FA Cup. The match was marked by a tense moment when Wrexham's George Dobson was initially given a yellow card for a high tackle on Garnacho. However, after a review by the Video Assistant Referee, referee Peter Bankes upgraded the decision to a straight red card for serious foul play. Wrexham's lack of experience with VAR in their usual Championship games was evident as they struggled to adapt to the video technology used in top-tier matches. Despite the setback, the Dragons continued to push Chelsea hard, but ultimately, they couldn't find a way past the Blues' defense. The win sets up a mouth-watering quarterfinal clash for Chelsea as they continue their pursuit of FA Cup glory. Garnacho's impressive performance, including the winning goal, has further solidified his growing influence on the team, while João Pedro's late strike confirmed Chelsea's spot in the next round.