Aston Villa deserved their victory at Wembley on Sunday and there were two players at the heart of it all. Jack Grealish was fantastic but Fabian Delph was the best player on the pitch. On Saturday, I said his battle with Jordan Henderson would be key to the game. There’s no doubt who won that one. Delph was different class. He put in an all-action display and ran the game. He looked like the player we all felt he could become when he emerged at Leeds. He was outstanding. As for Grealish, for a young man to play like that on his first visit to Wembley was magnificent. Jack Grealish, Fabian Delph and Christian Benteke celebrate as Aston Villa  reached the FA Cup final . Delph shoots and scores against Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet to put Aston Villa ahead at Wembley . He is quick but has a languid style, like Steve McManaman. When he drops his shoulder he sends defenders so far the other way they almost have to pay to get back in. Tim Sherwood has done a brilliant job with Villa. I was at Wembley and their fans turned up with a sense of expectancy, something they have not had in a long time. Tim deserves huge credit for that. He has ignited that team and got their passion and excitement back. Delph and Grealish, pictured with Gabrial Agbonlahor inside the  dressing room, impressed at Wembley . Grealish is quick and has a languid style similar to former Liverpool and England star Steve McManaman . Foxes home advantage could be key . April 25 - Burnley (A) Apr 29 - Chelsea (H) May 2 - Newcastle (H) May 9 - Southampton (H) May 16 - Sunderland (A) May 24 - QPR (H) Of the three promoted teams fighting for their lives at the bottom, Leicester look the most likely to stay up. They are the form team down there right now. When you’re in a relegation scrap, nothing boosts your confidence quite like goals. That’s why Leicester have been able to drag themselves off the bottom of the table. They have scored 10 in their last four, including three at Tottenham in a game they were unlucky to lose 4-3. Now they have won three games in a row - a winning streak only Arsenal (8) and Chelsea (4) can beat. They have good pace up front with Jamie Vardy, and Leonardo Ulloa finally found his shooting boots with a goal against Swansea. The key for Leicester now is that, of their six remaining games, four of them are at home. That home advantage could be the difference between staying up or going down. Leonardo Ulloa celebrates with Leicester team-mate Esteban Cambiasso during the Foxes win over Swansea . Que sera, sera . Of course, for sentimental reasons I wanted Steven Gerrard and Liverpool to get to the final. What better way for one of Liverpool’s greatest ever players to depart the club than with an FA Cup win? It is a shame he won’t be there but he has probably achieved more at Liverpool than he would ever have dreamed of. And if there’s anybody who thinks about the team rather than himself, it’s Stevie. He will be devastated not to make the final but for the club’s sake, not his. Steven Gerrard looks dejected after Liverpool's FA Cup semi-final defeat to Aston Villa on Sunday . Liverpool captain Gerrard will be devastated at not reaching the FA Cup final but for the club's sake, not his . Winning the FA Cup would have been the perfect send off for Gerrard who is leaving Liverpool for LA Galaxy . Chelsea just do what's needed . 1 - Chelsea have lost just one of their last 13 Premier League home games against Man Utd (3-2 in Oct 2012), winning eight and drawing four . It's difficult to be critical of a side like Chelsea. They have an incredible record at home and an uncanny ability to win the big games. That’s exactly what happened against Man United on Saturday. People say it was a tactical masterplan to play Kurt Zouma in midfield to stop Marouane Fellaini. I’m not so sure. Yes, Fellaini has been effective in recent weeks but I don’t think we’ve got to the stage where he needs to be man-marked. Chelsea are a good enough team to beat United without resorting to that. But you cannot argue with the results. Chelsea have developed a ruthless, efficient style. Since losing to Spurs on New Year’s Day they are unbeaten in the league. In their last two games they have had three shots on target. Two of them have gone in and they have won both games 1-0. That’s how to grind out a title. The United game was Jose Mourinho’s 102nd clean sheet out of 190 games in the Premier League. He knows exactly what’s needed to bring home the trophies. No wonder Roman Abramovich looked so delighted after the final whistle. Kurt Zouma (right) and Marouane Fellaini battle for the ball during Chelsea's 1-0 victory over Man United . Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho knows how to grind out a title and has kept 102 clean sheets in 190 matches . Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich shows his delight in the stands at Stamford Bridge during Saturday's win . Pressure's on for Arsenal . I’m sure most neutrals wanted to see Arsenal play Liverpool in the FA Cup final, and plenty of Arsenal fans will be happy to see Villa there instead. But they will have to be careful. Against Wigan and Hull last year, and Reading this time around, Arsenal have made hard work of these games. The pressure will be all on them and they will have to compete with the energy of that Villa midfield. It will certainly make for another absorbing final. Arsenal celebrate during the win over Reading but will have to be careful against Villa in the FA Cup final . Burnley must keep believing . April 25 - Leicester (H) May 2 - West Ham (A) May 9 - Hull (A) May 16 - Stoke (H) May 24 - Aston Villa (A) For Sean Dyche and his side, their season starts now. Burnley have been on a poor run and another defeat this weekend has added to their worries. They have only scored one goal in their last seven games, although that was a significant winner against Manchester City. But that is a desperate drought that has seen them sink right to the bottom of the table. Their top scorer Danny Ings has not scored since February though it has been difficult for him — I’m sure he’s got other things on his mind with so much speculation about his future. He has had a decent season but he has suffered from a lack of support and that is a problem. Burnley's top scorer Danny Ings has not scored since February and has not suffered from a lack of support . Only two other Burnley players have scored more than twice all season - George Boyd and Ashley Barnes with five each. It’s hard to see where their next goal is coming from. But for Dyche the fixture list has been kind. Some of their relegation rivals have still got to face the top sides but the highest-placed team Burnley have to face are Stoke in ninth. Dyche and his team only have five games left but there’s no reason why they can’t get something from each one of them. Burnley players look dejected following Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Everton and are not bottom of the table . Awards season . 4 - Kane is only the fourth Tottenham player to score 20+ goals in a Premier League season after Gareth Bale, Jurgen Klinsmann and Teddy Sheringham. I have said throughout the second half of the season that the Player of the Year award will be between Eden Hazard and Harry Kane. Diego Costa, Sergio Aguero and Alexis Sanchez have all done well but those two have been consistently excellent. Over the last six games there’s no doubt Hazard’s performances should have that contest wrapped up. He has been nothing short of brilliant in the games that really matter. Kane has been the best thing about Tottenham’s season. He has rescued their front line and I would be amazed if he doesn’t win Young Player of the Year. I prefer watching attacking players doing exciting things and he has done that all season. He came from nowhere and he has been one of the stories of the year. The Player of the Year award will be between Chelsea's Eden Hazard (left) and Tottenham's Harry Kane (right)
Fabian Delph and Jack Grealish  impressed for Aston Villa at Wembley.
Villa captain Delph scored to send Tim Sherwood's men to FA Cup final.
Grealish is a similar player to former England star Steve McManaman.
Villa boss Tim Sherwood has got the club's passion and excitement back.
Leicester look the most likely of the promoted clubs to stay up.
The Foxes have six games remaining, four of which are at home.