FA Trophy and FA Vase Semi Final Draws

FA Trophy and FA Vase semi final draws were made on Monday afternoon after a weekend that saw the Quarter Finals played out.

The draws took place at Wembley Stadium, live on talkSPORT2, and it’s certainly thrown up some eye-catching matches. Find out who got who below…

THE FA TROPHY DRAW:

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Halesowen Town v Concord Rangers or Royston Town
Harrogate Town v Notts County

 

THE FA VASE DRAW:

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Bitton v Atherstone Town or Consett
Corinthian or Leighton Town v Hebburn Town

The semi-finals in both competitions will take place over two legs, played on Saturday 21 March and Saturday 28 March.

Winners of the semi-final in the Trophy will receive £15,000 from the prize fund with losing clubs picking up £5,000, while in the Vase it’s £5,500 for winning clubs and the eliminated teams will take home £1,750.

Meanwhile, tickets are now on sale for this season’s Non-League Finals Day, which sees both the Vase and Trophy Finals take place at Wembley Stadium on Sunday 17 May.

Fans, mainly of Notts County, gave their reaction to the FA Trophy and FA Vase Semi Final Draws…

Do it again please

— Josh (@joshtidyy) March 2, 2020

Only draw I wasn’t happy with ??‍♂️

— Joshua Murfet (@joshua_murfet) March 2, 2020

Ffs

— Jack Dakin (@jackdakin8) March 2, 2020

Happy with this! I think we can have them over 2 legs!

— Luke ? (@Turkey_Twizzler) March 2, 2020

If ya wanna win it, you've gotta beat the best that's in it, so we might as well do it now!!! ?

— Greg. S. (@CountyRoadPie) March 2, 2020

Of course we do pic.twitter.com/4qRrfHp71z

— RADFORD RONALDINHO???? (@EljaeBiancoNeri) March 2, 2020

Great to have the second leg at home, all eyes on when the tickets go on sale, I'm sure it'll be a party atmosphere yet again ⚽?

— Brian Reid (@brtoon) March 2, 2020

I see there could be an all north east fa vase cup final this year. Hebburn and consett have avoided each other in the semi finals

— ? (@cjlow_) March 2, 2020

Brilliant @HebburnTown and @ConsettAFC not draw again each other in the #favase means we could have a North East final

— Tor Hutchison (@Torheedarmy91) March 2, 2020