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FA Cup quarter-final draw

FA Cup quarterfinal draw: Liverpool to host Man City, non-PL teams draw Arsenal, Chelsea

Chelsea and Arsenal earned straight-forward paths to the FA Cup semifinals at Monday's draw in London, while another pair of big boys will have deal with each other.

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FA Cup: Man City vs Liverpool in the quarter-finals, full draw

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Man City-Liverpool in the FA Cup quarterfinals and third-tier Port Vale gets Chelsea

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FA Cup quarter-final draw LIVE: Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Man City to learn their last-eight opponents alongside surprise contenders Port Vale

City vs Liverpool is the tie of the round, while Port

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West Ham starting to threaten an unlikely double: FA Cup win and great escape

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FA Cup draw: Manchester City to face Liverpool in quarterfinal

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Man City host Liverpool, Port Vale face Chelsea - full FA Cup draw

Record 14-time winners Arsenal go to Southampton, eighth in the Championship.

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FA Cup quarter-final draw LIVE: Reaction as Chelsea and Arsenal land dream ties while Man City host Liverpool

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Robertson and Salah shine as Liverpool hits back to beat Wolves and reach FA Cup quarterfinals

WOLVERHAMPTON, England (AP) — Andy Robertson scored for only the second time this season and set up Mohamed Salah for another goal as Liverpool beat Wolverhampton 3-1 on Friday to move into the quarterfinals of the FA Cup.

Man City vs Liverpool set to be denied Sunday 4pm kick-off time for FA Cup showdown

Man City take on rivals Liverpool in the quarter-final of the competition with both sides just one win away from Wembley.

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‘Do the maths’ – Henry Winter issues Arne Slot reality check despite ‘accelerating’ FA Cup run

Arne Slot won’t be judged by the Liverpool hierarchy by their fortunes in the FA Cup, even if they go on to win the competition. That’s according to Henry Winter, who’s said that qualification for the Champions League is the overriding priority in the Anfield boardroom due to the vast finances on offer from UEFA’s flagship club competition.