For the first time, two English clubs have reached March still in the hunt for the Quadruple – winning the Premier League, the FA Cup, the EFL Cup, and the Champions League.
They are the three most prized domestic trophies and Europe's elite title.
Arsenal and Manchester City are both capable of winning all four given they are jousting for the Premier League title, still in the FA Cup and Champions League, and meet in the EFL Cup final later this month.
The Gunners defeated League One side Mansfield Town to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals on Saturday, while City beat Newcastle United.
Last week's draw for the Champions League knockout stages means the Premier League's top two can only meet in May's final.
Winning the Quadruple has been done before – but by a team north of the border.
Scottish giants Celtic swept all before them in 1966-67, culminating in a European Cup win over Inter Milan, and with a squad born within 30 miles of Celtic Park.
But how close have other clubs come to completing the Quadruple?
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