
The
FA Cup semi-finals schedule has been revealed with Man City and their
opponents Chelsea, plus Man Utd and Coventry, finding out when they'll meet
at Wembley.
Manchester City and Chelsea will kick-off at 5.15pm on Saturday April 20 at
Wembley in their FA Cup semi-final.
Coventry City and Manchester United will meet the following day, Sunday
April 21, at 3.30pm.
Manchester United progressed to the last four following an epic 4-3 win over
Liverpool in extra-time. Their last-four opponents Coventry will be managed
by Mark Robins, famous for scoring an FA Cup winner at Nottingham Forest
that was widely believed at the time to have saved Sir Alex Ferguson from
the sack.
In the other semi-final, Chelsea will face Manchester City - a repeat of the
2021 Champions League final. Both games they have played this season have
ended even, including a thrilling eight-goal classic at Stamford Bridge in
November.
The draw raises the prospect of another all-Manchester final after City
triumphed over their rivals last season at Wembley en route to winning the
treble. Pep Guardiola's side are still on for an unprecedented double
treble.
Can Man City do the double treble?
Pep Guardiola's side face a daunting run of fixtures over the next month:
Arsenal (h) - Premier League - Sunday March 31
Aston Villa (h) - Premier League - Wednesday April 3
Crystal Palace (a) - Premier League - Saturday April 6
Real Madrid (a) - Champions League - Tuesday April 9
Luton Town (h) - Premier League - Saturday April 13
Real Madrid (h) - Champions League - Wednesday April 17
Chelsea (n) - FA Cup - Saturday April 20
Man Utd's fixtures
Brentford (a) - Premier League - Saturday March 30
Cheslea (a) - Premier League - Thursday April 4
Liverpool (h) - Premier League - Sunday April 7
Bournemouth (a) - Premier League - April 13
Coventry (n) - FA Cup - Sunday April 21
Chelsea fixtures
Burnley (h) - Premier League - Saturday March 30
Man Utd (h) - Premier League - Thursday April 4
Sheffield United (a) - Premier League - Sunday April 7
Everton (h) - Premier League - Monday April 15
Man City (n) - FA Cup - Saturday April 20