Fulham Wonderkids: Ryan and Steven Sessegnon MOTD Kickabout

Good morning, Kickabout fans.

We've got a packed show

for you today with loads of action

to catch up on from the footy

world this week.

From FA Cup replays to shocking own

goals and more managerial sackings,

plus all of this top stuff coming up

on today's show.

Tyler meets the twins taking

the footballing world by storm -

Fulham wonder kids Ryan and Steven

Sessegnon.

We follow the draw for the next

round of the Women's FA Cup and chat

to England and Liverpool goalkeeper

Siobhan Chamberlain.

And there's the usual fantastic

footy photos and videos

from you lot at home.

Superstar interviews

and fantastic skills -

I can't wait to see that lot!

First up, though, let's check out

this week's headline hitters.

You might see this and

think, "What a goal!"

But it's actually hit

the back of its own net!

Defender Yaser Abdullah Al Juneibi

scored in the Arabian Gulf League

on Saturday but unfortunately

it was a cracking own goal.

Leeds - ahem - sacked manager

Thomas Christiansen last Sunday

after only eight months in charge

and, just days later,

confirmed Paul Heckingbottom

as their new manager,

less than a week after he'd signed

a new contract with Barnsley!

And finally, FA Cup replays took

place this week and what a goal-fest

it turned out to be!

Oh, it's a lovely goal!

Swansea put a whopping

eight past Notts County!

Huddersfield fought back from behind

to beat Birmingham 4-1 in extra

time, while Spurs cruised to victory

over League 2 Newport County.

They'll face Rochdale in the next

round, who edged past Millwall

1-0 in their replay.

And they weren't the only clubs

in FA Cup action recently,

as women's teams played,

too, last weekend.

They were fighting for a place

in the fifth round, and Kickabout

were there exclusively for the draw

to find out first-hand who each

team will be up against.

The Women's FA Cup is the top cup

competition in women's

football in England,

and the season is well underway.

There's been some brilliant games

so far and I'm here at a school

Liverpool today for the draw

for the fifth round.

In the previous round, last year's

winners Man City beat Brighton 2-0,

whilst Everton had a comfortable 3-1

win against Bristol City.

Liverpool thrashed Watford 5-0,

but Chelsea doubled that,

would you believe, by putting ten

past the London Bees!

It looks like the draw for the next

round is about to start,

so I'd better go and take my spot.

14.

14 is Arsenal.

15.

Number 15, Chelsea.

8.

Number 8, Chichester City against...

ALL:

Liverpool!

So, there we have it,

the fifth round draw complete.

Liverpool travel to Chichester City

whilst Everton take on Lewes.

Free-scoring Chelsea host

Doncaster Rovers Belles,

but the pick of the ties has to be

the holders Man City

against Birmingham in a repeat

of last season's final.

Look who I'm joined by!

It is England and Liverpool

goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain,

who - you've just found out -

you've drawn Chichester.

How's that?

It's not a bad draw for us.

Once you get to this stage,

there's only 16 teams

left in the competition.

There's not an easy game,

so every game's going to be

difficult and every team has got

to put in a good performance to get

through to the last eight.

Man City, Chelsea are

unbeaten pretty much

at the top of the league.

So they'll be favourites, probably,

to win the competition,

but everyone at the moment

could beat each other on any

occasion, so I don't think it'd be

right to rule anyone out

at the moment.

How do you feel the women's game has

progressed over the last few years?

Oh, I think it's been fantastic.

I mean, lots more people are more

interested, they're more aware.

It's great that it's

on TV more and obviously

Match Of The Day Kickabout,

as well, it's fantastic that

you're showing the draw

and giving young girls,

as well as boys, an insight

that they can go and they can be

professional female footballers.

So, we've come outside straight off

the back of the draw, and look -

all the girls are playing football.

Guys, what did you think

of the draw this morning?

It was good.

I would have liked a derby.

Liverpool have drawn Chichester.

Is that a good fixture?

Yeah, because they won 5-0.

They won 5-0 already, so who knows,

they might be able to do it again.

The Everton players were saying it's

really cool cos we see

lots of girls' football

on television now.

What's it like for you

girls playing football?

Because it's not only boys

that can play football.

Some girls can play

better than boys.

Yeah, they can.

My brother goes, like,

to football coaches nearly every day

so I go with him most of the time.

I normally score goals,

but they don't!

Ha-ha!

Brilliant!

So, there we have it.

We have the fixtures for the fifth

round of the women's FA Cup

and a few tips from one of the best

goalkeepers in the women's game.

And I cannot wait

for the next round.

And neither can this lot!

Thanks, Lauren, and over

in the Premier League,

there's plenty of games to look

forward to this weekend.

Virgil van Dijk returns

to his former club as

Liverpool play Southampton.

Before that, Newcastle welcome

Man United to Saint James's Park.

But the big game has to be

today's early kick-off

between Tottenham and Arsenal.

Keep watching to see some cracking

previous north London derby goals

at the end of today's show.

And let's not forget

the late kick-off between

Man City and Leicester -

former champions against current

table-toppers and the subject

of this week's Top Tekkers vote.

We asked you to choose between these

two, so who did you want to see?

Let's find out.

Sterling, and still going.

Brilliant goal!

Sterling...

Manchester City will break here.

Sterling goes left-hand side.

He goes for gold, he gets it!

Manchester City are home and hosed.

Headed in by Raheem Sterling!

Towards Sterling!

Sterling!

Sterling still going.

Brilliant goal.

The composure of a

natural-born finisher.

And scored by Sterling!

Wonderful goal.

Still Sterling!

Quite brilliant.

Looking ahead to next weekend,

it's FA Cup time again and there's

some great ties to look forward to,

the standout being the repeat

of 2013 final between Premier League

leaders Man City and League

1 table-toppers Wigan.

And we're sticking with FA

Cup finals, in fact,

for next week's Top Tekkers vote.

We want you to choose between these

two FA Cup legends who have both

bagged winners in the final.

Steven Gerrard or Didier Drogba.

Head to the Kickabout

website to cast your vote.

You've got until 9am

on Wednesday 14th February -

that's Valentine's Day.

So if you can break off

from counting your cards,

we'll be revealing the winner next

Saturday.

And while you're online,

if you want to get involved

and sent in a video,

too, we'd love to hear from you.

and send in a video, too,

we'd love to hear from you.

It's really simple to

send us your skills.

All the details are on the website

and, if you need some inspiration,

check out this lot.

MUSIC: Charlemagne by Blossoms.

First up, here's Ethan

with a tasty free kick

for Stockport Football Academy that

actually breaks the net!

Wow!

Now here's Elliott scoring

for Worthing and that is a worthy

Worthing goal indeed,

Elliott.

Harry now with a few cheeky skills.

Some might call it showboating -

I call it very, very good.

Thank you, Harry.

Now here's Isaac and it's

a classic roll into the net

for Kings Langley Under-7 Eagles.

They won 6-5 thanks

to Isaac's hat-trick.

And what about this from Caspar?

A free kick for Didsbury Juniors.

And look at the keeper's

reaction - he's gutted!

And sticking with super

skilful players, these two

are still just teenagers,

but they're already lighting

up the Championship.

And Kickabout had an exclusive

chat with them recently

in the build-up to the first-ever

National Schools Football Week

in association with

the PlayStation Schools Cup.

I'm here at this school

in Fulham to chat to a very

special pair of brothers.

Ryan and Steven Sessegnon are twins.

They both play for England

in the under-19s and they

both play for Fulham.

Sessegnon makes it three for Fulham.

But their story started right here.

This is the school they attended

when they were children and,

while here, they were on the team

that won the PlayStation Cup,

setting them on their

footballing journey.

So how amazing has it been,

meeting Ryan and Steven today?

Very good because you can learn

from them and see what they've done.

And what advice did

they give you earlier?

Yeah, I asked them what it was like

to play in the PlayStation Cup.

They told me to work hard

and that'll get you as far

as possible and then you just do

what you can.

Header on the back post!

7-0!

Gets his goal, Ryan

Sessegnon, doesn't he?

What was it like,

meeting Ryan and Steven?

It was fun.

It was good to have a kickabout

with them, as well.

It was amazing.

The way they described how it went

through and how they play and I've

been watching them on TV

and it was really good.

Do you have any brothers or sisters?

I have two sisters.

Two sisters.

Do you get along?

Yeah, sometimes.

Can you ever imagine playing

on the same team as them?

My older sister, she's

well good at football.

I do have a brother.

It'd be an amazing feeling,

passing the ball to them,

just enjoying ourselves and playing.

So what's it like participating

in the PlayStation Cup?

It's very interesting

because there's a big final

at the end and you get to play

in a big stadium

if you make it there.

I just want to win it for my school

and just make them feel proud.

Chance here for Ryan Sessegnon

to add an eighth, and he has done.

Ryan Sessegnon, the scorer -

it's now 8-0 to Coombe Boys' School.

Ryan, Steven, how does it feel to be

back at your old stomping ground?

It feels great, you know?

Good friends.

I had some great times

in this corridor.

Brings back a lot of memories.

The kids that are out here today,

a lot of them are going to be

aspiring footballers sitting there,

looking up to you guys.

How does it feel to be that role

model in their lives?

Yeah, I think it's good

to be a figure for young

people to look up to.

When you're young, you need

that person to inspire

you to good things.

And Ryan Sessegnon scores

against Cardiff City again.

So, when you were back here,

obviously you took part

in the PlayStation Cup and won that.

And there it is.

PlayStation Under-15 Open Schools'

Cup final winners are

Coombe Boys' School.

How pivotal would you say

that was to where you got today?

At the time, yeah.

The first time a school won,

so to be part of that

team, it was good.

Who was stricter -

your PE teacher back

here or the manager at Fulham?

100%, our PE teacher, yeah.

He just likes to shout!

He just likes to shout?

I've got my brother at home and me

and him do not get on, all right?

So what's it like playing

on the same team?

Always support, always support.

Never let the other one down

and if one's pushing,

the other's got to push with him,

sort of mentally.

To be doing that on a first-team

level, it's even better.

If you were to sort of sum

up your top tips for getting

to this level of football,

what would they be?

First of all, enjoy.

Enjoy what you do and work hard.

Enjoyment's a big thing.

You've got to enjoy it

while doing your best.

It really will pay off

if you have fun and work hard.

All right, boys, it's been

wicked talking to you.

Cheers for coming on the show.

Just 17 and already

footy sensations.

Thanks, guys.

And it might not be long before

we see some of you lot at home

lighting up the professional scene,

too, if the pictures you send

in with your achievements

are anything to go by.

Frank won Man of the Match

and got his boot signed

by Pompey's Conor Chaplin

all on the same day!

Finn and Zack met their favourite

player, Riyad Mahrez,

during Zack's first ever game,

which was watching

Leicester take on Watford.

Here's massive Everton fan Blake

at Goodison Park with his friends,

where they got the chance to go

on the pitch at half-time to meet

some Toffees legends.

Chelsea fan Jessica enjoyed her

first ever game at Stamford Bridge,

watching the Blues take on Newcastle

in the FA Cup.

And happy birthday for

earlier this month, Jessica!

And finally, check out Thomas

with his Man of the Match trophy

for Redgate Rovers Yellows Under-7s.

He's a huge Liverpool fan and his

favourite player is Mo Salah.

Sounds like you're a Mo

in the making with performances

like that, Thomas!

And we couldn't talk footy

pictures without quickly

mentioning this story.

Ten-year-old Michael flew

all the way from Trinidad to London

for his birthday to see his idol

play for the first time -

Chelsea goalkeeper Courtois.

He held up this fantastic banner

at the game and - guess what?

- it worked and he met

his footballing hero!

Can I just say...

It was my birthday earlier this

week, so Pontus Jansson,

if you're watching and fancy

a birthday kickabout,

that would be a perfect pressie!

Pontus?

Anyway...

That's it for this week.

But before we go, with the North

London derby just hours away,

I'll leave you lot with a look back

at some of the best goals

from previous encounters.

Seeya!

MUSIC: Take The World

(Let's Go) by The Phantoms.

Always intense and supercharged.

Only a win will do today.

Excellent!

Arsenal lead, what a goal!

Super play!

Oh, it's in!

What a finish that is!

Brilliant goal from Aaron Ramsey!

He's won it!

This is Roy of the Rovers stuff!