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FA Cup quarter finals: It’s Manchester City-Liverpool; Arsenal-Southampton; other fixtures

Admin March 10, 2026

Myles Lewis-Skelly mimics Haaland celebration pose in Arsenal win-over-Manchester-City

Myles Lewis-Skelly mimics Haaland celebration pose in Arsenal win-over-Manchester-City

 

Two Premier League giants, Manchester City and Liverpool will lock horns in the FA Cup quarterfinals following the draw conducted at the London Stadium on Monday.

Top of the League table Arsenal will face Championship side Southampton after overcoming Mansfield in the previous round. Southampton advanced with a 1–0 win over Fulham, secured by Ross Stewart’s injury-time penalty.

League One strugglers Port Vale will travel to Chelsea in another quarterfinal clash of the competition.

Port Vale reached the stage after a shock victory over Sunderland on Sunday, in spite of sitting eight points adrift at the bottom of the League One table.

The club is the lowest-ranked team remaining and has reached the FA Cup quarterfinals for the first time since 1954.

Chelsea had to come from behind twice before securing a 4–2 extra-time victory over 10-man Wrexham at the Stok Cae Ras stadium.

West Ham who beat 3-2 Brentford on penalties Monday night will host Leeds United in the quarterfinals.

Leeds booked their place in the last eight with a comfortable 3–0 victory over Norwich City on Sunday.

The FA Cup quarterfinal matches are scheduled to be played around the weekend of April 4.

 

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