He became Chelsea's 30th loaned-out player in January when he moved to Betis but the 19-year-old winger has become La Liga's Champagne Charly in the space of just two months.  Sportsmail looks at Charly Musonda and asks if he'll be lighting up the Premier League next season. He has made a big impact in a short time in Spain, correct?

ARSENAL U18 2-1 LIVERPOOL U18 BY ADAM SHERGOLD AT EMIRATES STADIUM: You see it so often - a match starved of entertainment with two shot-shy teams feeling their way tentatively to goal. Then, without any warning, all hell breaks loose. That's what we had in this FA Youth Cup quarter-final, as a burst of three goals in seven second-half minutes took Arsenal through at Liverpool's expense. We were meandering along, with chances a precious commodity, until Stephy Mavididi broke the Emirates Stadium deadlock for Arsenal and released the handbrake. 

Midday on London's Seven Sisters Road and Martin Keown is stopped by a man near the Tube station. 'What is happening to my Arsenal?' he asked with a sense of exasperation. It is one question Keown does not have a comprehensive answer to. Back to back defeats in the Barclays Premier League have left Arsene Wenger's team heading in to Saturday's north London derby facing the unthinkable.

Ever wondered what the inside of the Barclays Premier League leaders' dressing room looks like? Step up Leicester City, who have given fans a sneak peek inside their training ground as they bid for a shock league title this season.  The Foxes, who face Watford in Saturday's evening kick-off, are on course for top-flight glory this season and lead second-place Tottenham by three points heading into the final 10 matches of the campaign.  Ahead of their clash with the Hornets at Vicarage Road, the league leaders shared a picture of their training ground dressing room which is used by stars including Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez.

Their happiness is understandable after quickly avenging their League Cup final defeat with victory over Manchester City on Wednesday, but now they have to focus on beating Crystal Palace and according to boss Jurgen Klopp staying 'angry' is the best way to maintain the required intensity for a top-four bid.

Manuel Pellegrini believes 75 points will be enough to win the Premier League title this season and insists his Manchester City players 'will never give up' until it becomes mathematically impossible. City, who have dropped to fourth place level on points with Manchester United after losing their third league game in a row against Liverpool, were forced to train inside on Friday as snow covered the training ground. Pellegrini's side have a game in hand but his prediction means that City need 28 points from their last 11 matches and can only afford one more defeat.

Gareth Bale will play some part in Real Madrid's meeting with Celta Vigo on Saturday after he was named in Zinedine Zidane's squad for the first time in 48 days. When he picked up his calf injury back on January 17, Real Madrid were very much in the title race but after failing to beat Malaga and Betis and losing the Madrid derby to Diego Simeone's Atletico they are now 12 points adrift of leaders Barcelona. It will take a historic turnaround for them to overturn Barcelona's lead but Zidane knows whatever happens they have to finish the season strongly and go all out for their 11th European Cup and he knows that will be easier to do with Bale in the team.

EDGE OF THE BOX: The days when BBC's Question Time was a somewhat dogged affair in which politicians and journalists slogged it out on a ploughed field of current affair conundrums are now well behind us.  In recent times, even members of the of the footballing community have been given a run out on the programme, with both Clarke Carlisle and Joey Barton having previously gone in studs up on the topics of the week. In taking their respective places at the crescent table of discourse, both men had previous from outside of the world of football. To varying degrees, they had displayed albeit perhaps lower case 'p' political credentials, before being asked to then share them as part of the topical debate. 

Twenty years ago today, Newcastle faced Manchester United in one of the biggest games St James' Park has seen. The contrast to now could not be greater. The Magpies were on top of the Premier League, four points clear of Sir Alex Ferguson's chasing side. A new book called Touching Distance tells the dramatic story of that season, when Kevin Keegan watched a 12-point lead disappear. Here Steve Bruce, the former Manchester United captain, recalls a night of huge drama in his hometown city. 

MARTIN DOMIN IN LAS VEGAS: Conor McGregor vowed to feast on Nate Diaz's carcass and bury his remains in the Las Vegas desert as the warring pair almost came to blows more than 48 hours ahead of schedule. McGregor predicted Diaz will follow in the footsteps of Dustin Poirier, Chad Mendes and Jose Aldo in becoming his latest Sin City victim on Saturday night.

How would you like a sprinting session with Dina Asher-Smith? Running with Britain's fastest woman was an opportunity Sportsmail deemed too good to miss, even when closely followed by the punchline that I would have to wear a blindfold throughout. Alongside Paralympic silver medallist Libby Clegg, Asher-Smith delivers a workshop to a group of primary school children, some with physical disabilities and learning difficulties. Then it is time to don the bright green blindfold myself and London's Lee Valley Athletics centre is plunged into darkness. With Asher-Smith as my guide we are attached at the wrist by a blue cotton tether. The idea is to mimic the environment for a visually impaired sprinter as part of a campaign to make sport more accessible for disabled children.