<p> Everton and Bolton Wanderers achieved what beleaguered Chelsea and their under-fire manager could not by booking places in the FA Cup quarterfinals with 2-0 victories over second tier opposition on Saturday. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Chelsea needed Daniel Sturridge’s equaliser to force a replay of their fifth-round tie with Championship (second division) Birmingham City after a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge that did nothing to alleviate the pressure on Andre Villas-Boas. <br /><br />While the Portuguese manager's side at least stayed in the competition, fellow Premier League team Norwich City did not as they were beaten 2-1 at home by second tier Leicester City. <br /><br />Everton join Leicester in the last eight after establishing their two-goal winning margin over Blackpool in the first six minutes courtesy of Royston Drenthe and Denis Stracqualursi while Bolton scored once in each half at Millwall. <br /><br />The day's early kickoff produced the biggest surprise as an under-strength Birmingham team took a 20th-minute lead through David Murphy before 2010 winners Chelsea levelled when Sturridge climbed to head in Branislav Ivanovic's 62nd-minute cross. Chelsea squandered an earlier chance to level straight after Murphy's opener when Juan Mata's penalty was well saved by diving Birmingham keeper Colin Doyle. <br /><br />Later in the day Sunderland host Arsenal in an all-Premier League encounter while favourites Tottenham Hotspur travel to League One (third tier) Stevenage on Sunday. <br /><br />Chelsea went into their match on the back of a poor run of form in the league, where they have won just two of their last 10 games, and came out of it with a chorus of boos ringing in their ears.</p>
<p> Everton and Bolton Wanderers achieved what beleaguered Chelsea and their under-fire manager could not by booking places in the FA Cup quarterfinals with 2-0 victories over second tier opposition on Saturday. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Chelsea needed Daniel Sturridge’s equaliser to force a replay of their fifth-round tie with Championship (second division) Birmingham City after a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge that did nothing to alleviate the pressure on Andre Villas-Boas. <br /><br />While the Portuguese manager's side at least stayed in the competition, fellow Premier League team Norwich City did not as they were beaten 2-1 at home by second tier Leicester City. <br /><br />Everton join Leicester in the last eight after establishing their two-goal winning margin over Blackpool in the first six minutes courtesy of Royston Drenthe and Denis Stracqualursi while Bolton scored once in each half at Millwall. <br /><br />The day's early kickoff produced the biggest surprise as an under-strength Birmingham team took a 20th-minute lead through David Murphy before 2010 winners Chelsea levelled when Sturridge climbed to head in Branislav Ivanovic's 62nd-minute cross. Chelsea squandered an earlier chance to level straight after Murphy's opener when Juan Mata's penalty was well saved by diving Birmingham keeper Colin Doyle. <br /><br />Later in the day Sunderland host Arsenal in an all-Premier League encounter while favourites Tottenham Hotspur travel to League One (third tier) Stevenage on Sunday. <br /><br />Chelsea went into their match on the back of a poor run of form in the league, where they have won just two of their last 10 games, and came out of it with a chorus of boos ringing in their ears.</p>