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FA Cup Semi Final Draw as five sides learn their fate

The FA Cup Semi Final Draw was made at half time of Leicester’s tie against Manchester United as five sides learn their fate.

Manchester City, Chelsea and Southampton are all heading to Wembley Stadium after winning their last eight matches, with either the Foxes or Red Devils set to join them.

Four teams have booked their spots for the semi-finals and the latest to join them is Leicester City.

Southampton were the first Premier League side to progress, seeing off Championship outfit Bournemouth thanks to an inspired display by Nathan Redmond.

Premier League leaders Manchester City joined them in the hat with a 2-0 win over Everton at Goodison Park.

Late goals came from Ilkay Gundogan and Kevin de Bruyne doing the business to maintain hopes of completing the quadruple.

Last year’s finalists Chelsea are back in good form, with Thomas Tuchel’s side defeating Sheffield United who gave it as good as they got in their last eight clash.

Sheffield United interim manager Paul Heckingbottom: “It’s a sickener but there are a lot of pleasing things. We more than deserved extra time. We want to look forward and take the positives.”

Leicester City reached their first FA Cup semi-final for 39 years with a fully deserved win over Manchester United at the King Power Stadium.

The draw for the semi final took place before that match ends, being held during half time of the meeting in the East Midlands, at approximately 5:50pm.

Ball Numbers

1 – Manchester City
2 – Southampton
3 – Leicester or Manchester United
4 – Chelsea

FA CUP SEMI FINAL DRAW

LEICESTER v SOUTHAMPTON
CHELSEA v MAN CITY

FAN REACTION:

@RasenRendanX: Well we can’t avoid city forever. Just gotta go out and win

@ReAnimated_LFC: If anyone can then its you lot!

@iamstanley__: Leicester vs Chelsea final 😊

@SamSmiths_: wonder if there’s a precedent for a team losing 9-0 early in a season to a team who they then beat in the FA Cup semi-final

@RahulSundar37: City v Chelsea will be fiesty

@TheFossePosse: Spare a though for Southampton fans, doomed to 9-0isms in the next round whatever happens

@Daddy_Nomso: Man City forgot to pay to get the easy draws ffs

@takelz2: As a chelsea fan I would like to say goodbye to the fa cup

@ryanjvisuals: does that make Leicester vs Man Utd the 9-0 derby?

@yifzzz_: it’s been a good run. all the best next season boys. @ChelseaFC

@BlaszczyGOATski: Poor Southampton 😂

@jordswbu: What on earth is the semi-final draw doing being done during halftime of a QF. Cup’s dying

@Dzulmhmt: At least Man City will face against difficult opponent 🙊

@MrBawlah: First time in ages that City isn’t getting the easy path!

@WeisongJi: Southampton be like : those teams won us 9-0 🥲

@dhegec: This must be some sick joke though both teams have beaten Southampton 9-0 recently 😂😭

@sammufc09: I’m actually shocked, City didn’t get the easiest team they could have gotten??

“I think we just needed go back to some of the stuff we were doing at the start of the season and realise some of the sort of positions in which we were going wrong, and some of the areas which we weren’t hurting teams as much as we know we can,” Nathan Redmond said.

“Today we had to take it serious because not so long ago we came here, we won and they ended up getting relegated so there’s a bit of that in there.

“They’ve been playing some good football in the Championship this year. They’re pushing for the play-offs and to get promoted again.

“It was never going to be an easy game but we knew that if we stuck to our principles and what we know, and also having that sort of expressive freedom to go and hurt teams, then we should have been fine.”

An unhappy Tuchel said: “It sounds excellent to say we’re through to the semi-finals. We had a good first half where we controlled everything.

“We lost control in the second half, we were clearly tired. After 14 consecutive matches I could feel we were tired and we made many little faults.

“We were lucky to keep the clean sheet in the second half but I think it’s the first time in the 14 games we have looked tired.”

FA CUP FIRST ROUND

DateMatchTV?
Nov 6Harrogate Town 4-0 Skelmersdale UnitedBT Sport 1
Nov 7Tonbridge Angels 0-7 Bradford CityBBC & BT Sport digital
Nov 7Exeter City 2-1 FyldeNo
Nov 7Leyton Orient 1-2 Newport CountyNo
Nov 7Sunderland 0-1 Mansfield TownNo
Nov 7Bolton Wanderers 2-3 Crewe AlexandraNo
Nov 7Oxford United 1-2 Peterborough UnitedNo
Nov 7Walsall 1-2 Bristol RoversNo
Nov 7Rochdale 1-2 Stockport CountyNo
Nov 7Swindon Town 1-2 DarlingtonNo
Nov 7Tranmere Rovers 2-1 Accrington StanleyNo
Nov 7Bromley 0-1 Yeovil Town (AET)No
Nov 7Cheltenham Town 3-1 South ShieldsNo
Nov 7Stevenage 2-2 Concord Rangers (AET – Stevenage win 5-4 on penalties)No
Nov 7Gillingham 3-2 WokingNo
Nov 7Charlton Athletic 0-1 Plymouth ArgyleNo
Nov 7Salford City 2-0 Hartlepool United (AET)No
Nov 7Hull City 2-0 Fleetwood TownNo
Nov 7Colchester United 1-1 Marine (AET – Marine win 5-3 on penalties)BBC iPlayer / BBC digital
Nov 7Dagenham & Redbridge 3-1 Grimsby TownNo
Nov 7Cambridge United 0-2 Shrewsbury TownNo
Nov 7Brackley Town 3-3 Bishop’s Stortford (AET – Brackley win 3-2 on penalties)No
Nov 7Boreham Wood 3-3 Southend United (AET – Boreham Wood win 4-3 on penalties)No
Nov 7Ipswich Town 2-3 Portsmouth (AET)BBC & BT Sport digital
Nov 7Port Vale 0-1 King’s Lynn TownNo
Nov 7Lincoln City 6-2 Forest Green RoversNo
Nov 7Banbury United 1-2 Canvey IslandBBC iPlayer / BBC digital
Nov 7FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster RoversBBC Two
Nov 8Scunthorpe United 2-3 Solihull MoorsNo
Nov 8Havant & Waterlooville 1-0 Cray ValleyBBC iPlayer / BBC digital
Nov 8Barnet 1-0 Burton AlbionBBC iPlayer / BBC digital
Nov 8Wigan Athletic 2-3 ChorleyBBC iPlayer / BBC digital
Nov 8Maldon & Tiptree 0-1 MorecambeBBC / BT Sport digital
Nov 8Torquay United 5-6 Crawley TownBBC iPlayer / BBC digital
Nov 8Hayes & Yeading United 2-2 Carlisle United  (AET – Carlisle win 4-3 on penalties)BBC iPlayer / BBC digital
Nov 8Eastleigh 0-0 MK Dons  (AET – MK Dons win 4-3 on penalties)BBC iPlayer / BBC digital
Nov 8Hampton & Richmond Borough 2-3 Oldham AthleticBBC / BT Sport digital
Nov 8Eastbourne Borough 0-3 BlackpoolBT Sport 1
Nov 9Oxford City 2-1 Northampton TownBT Sport 1
Nov 26Barrow 0-0 Wimbledon (AET – Wimbledon win 4-2 on penalties)No

FA CUP SECOND ROUND

DateMatchTV?
Nov 27Tranmere Rovers 1-0 Brackley TownBBC Two
Nov 28Morecambe 4-2 Solihull Moors (AET)BBC & BT Sport digital
Nov 28Newport County 3-0 Salford CityNo
Nov 28Gillingham 2-3 Exeter CityNo
Nov 28Harrogate Town 0-4 BlackpoolNo
Nov 28Plymouth Argyle 2-0 Lincoln CityNo
Nov 28Portsmouth 6-1 King’s Lynn TownBBC & BT Sport digital
Nov 28Cheltenham Town 2-1 Crewe Alexandra (AET)BBC digital
Nov 28Bradford City 1-2 Oldham AthleticBBC digital
Nov 28Peterborough United 1-2 ChorleyBT Sport 2
Nov 29Stevenage 1-1 Hull City (AET – Stevenage won 6-5 on penalties)BBC digital
Nov 29Wimbledon 1-2 Crawley TownBBC digital
Nov 29Stockport County 3-2 Yeovil Town (AET)BBC digital
Nov 29Shrewsbury Town 1-0 Oxford City (AET)BBC & BT Sport digital
Nov 29Mansfield Town 2-1 Dagenham & RedbridgeBBC digital
Nov 29Carlisle United 1-2 Doncaster RoversBBC digital
Nov 29Barnet 0-1 MK DonsBBC digital
Nov 29Bristol Rovers 6-0 DarlingtonBBC & BT Sport digital
Nov 29Marine 1-0 Havant & WaterloovilleBT Sport 1
Nov 30Canvey Island 0-3  Boreham WoodBT Sport 1

FA CUP THIRD ROUND

DateMatchTV?
Jan 8Aston Villa 1-4 LiverpoolBT Sport
Jan 8Wolves 1-0 Crystal PalaceBT Sport
Jan 9Everton 2-1 Rotherham UnitedBT Sport
Jan 9Nottingham Forest 1-0 Cardiff CityBT Sport
Jan 9Boreham Wood 0-2 MillwallBT Sport
Jan 9Luton Town 1-0 ReadingBT Sport
Jan 9Norwich City 2-0 Coventry CityBT Sport
Jan 9Chorley 2-0 Derby CountyBT Sport
Jan 9Oldham Athletic 1-4 BournemouthBT Sport
Jan 9Stevenage 0-2 Swansea CityBBC
Jan 9Bristol Rovers 2-3 Sheffield UnitedBT Sport
Jan 9Blackburn Rovers 0-1 Doncaster RoversFA Player
Jan 9Stoke City 0-4 Leicester CityBBC
Jan 9Wycombe Wanderers 4-1 Preston North EndFA Player
Jan 9Burnley 1-1 MK Dons (AET Burnley won 4-3 on penalties)FA Player
Jan 9QPR 0-2 FulhamBBC
Jan 9Exeter City 0-2 Sheffield WednesdayBT Sport
Jan 9Blackpool 2-2 West Brom (AET – Blackpool won 3-2 on penalties)BT Sport
Jan 9Arsenal 2-0 NewcastleBBC One
Jan 9Huddersfield Town 2-3 Plymouth ArgyleFA Player
Jan 9Brentford 2-1 MiddlesbroughFA Player
Jan 9Manchester United 1-0 WatfordBT Sport
Jan 10Barnsley 2-0 Tranmere RoversFA Player
Jan 10Crawley Town 3-0 Leeds UnitedBBC One
Jan 10Bristol City 2-1 PortsmouthFA Player
Jan 10Manchester City 3-0 Birmingham CityBBC
Jan 10Chelsea 4-0 MorecambeBBC
Jan 10Cheltenham Town 2-1 Mansfield Town (AET)FA Player
Jan 10Marine 0-5 TottenhamBBC One
Jan 10Newport County 1-1 Brighton (AET – Brighton won 4-3 on penalties)BT Sport
Jan 11Stockport County 0-1 West HamBT Sport
Jan 19Southampton 2-0 Shrewsbury TownBT Sport

FA CUP FOURTH ROUND

DateMatchTV?
Jan 22Chorley 0-1 WolvesBT Sport 1
Jan 23Southampton 1-0 ArsenalBT Sport 1
Jan 23Brighton 2-1 BlackpoolBT Sport
Jan 23Swansea City 5-1 Nottingham ForestBT Sport
Jan 23Millwall 0-3 Bristol CityBT Sport
Jan 23West Ham 4-0 Doncaster RoversBBC Sport
Jan 23Barnsley 1-0 Norwich CityBT Sport
Jan 23Sheffield United 2-1 Plymouth ArgyleBBC Sport
Jan 23Cheltenham Town 1-3 Manchester CityBBC One
Jan 24Chelsea 3-1 Luton TownBBC One
Jan 24Brentford 1-3 Leicester CityBT Sport 1
Jan 24Fulham 0-3  BurnleyBT Sport
Jan 24Manchester United 3-2 LiverpoolBBC One
Jan 24Everton 3-0 Sheffield WednesdayBT Sport 1
Jan 25Wycombe Wanderers 1-4 TottenhamBT Sport 1
Jan 26Bournemouth 2-1 Crawley TownBT Sport

FA CUP FIFTH ROUND

DateMatchTV?
Feb 9Burnley 0-2 BournemouthBT Sport 1
Feb 9Manchester United 1-0 West Ham (AET)BBC One
Feb 10Swansea City 1-3 Manchester CityBT Sport 1
Feb 10Leicester City 1-0 BrightonBT Sport 2
Feb 10Sheffield United 1-0 Bristol CityBBC iPlayer
Feb 10Everton 5-4 Tottenham (AET)BT Sport 1
Feb 11Wolves 0-2 SouthamptonBT Sport 1
Feb 11Barnsley 0-1 ChelseaBBC One

FA CUP QUARTER FINAL

DateMatchTV?
Mar 20Bournemouth 0-3 SouthamptonBT Sport 1
Mar 20Everton 0-2 Manchester CityBT Sport 1
Mar 21Chelsea 2-0 Sheffield UnitedBBC One
Mar 21Leicester City vs Manchester UnitedBBC One

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