'We have written history but greedy to go to the next step'

'We have written history but greedy to go to the next step'To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedMedia caption, FA Cup highlights: West Ham 2-2 (2-4 Pens) Leeds UnitedByMichael EmonsBBC Sport journalist at London StadiumPublished8 minutes agoCommentsHaving not been able to celebrate an FA Cup semi-final appearance for 39 years, Leeds United supporters are now dreaming of their side lifting the trophy for the first time since 1972.They were put through a range of emotions in a crazy, breathtaking quarter-final at West Ham.Daniel Farke's men led 2-0 going into the third of 11 minutes of injury time, only to then concede twice as the Hammers forced extra-time at London Stadium.The hosts then celebrated what could have been winning goals twice, only for them to both be ruled out for offside.Leeds also missed first in the penalty shootout as 20-year-old reserve goalkeeper Finlay Herrick replaced the injured Alphonse Areola for his West Ham debut and blocked Joel Piroe's spot-kick.But Brazilian goalkeeper Lucas Perri saved from Jarrod Bowen and Pablo, before Pascal Struijk kept his nerve to help Leeds win 4-2 on penalties and book a Wembley last-four tie against Chelsea."It was a bit of a crazy game, lots of excitement and in a quarter-final both teams are fighting to make history for their club," said Farke, who was only 10 when Leeds lost 3-2 to Coventry City in a dramatic 1987 semi-final that also went to extra time."I'm just proud of my boys, how we dealt with so many setbacks, not just the two late goals but injuries. We missed the first penalty but we stuck together and wanted to win."We have rewarded our fantastic fanbase with the first semi-final in decades so it's a great night for Leeds United."'You can see how much it means to our supporters'Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Brenden Aaronson was one of the Leeds players to score in the...