With the quarter-finals of the FA Cup completed, all eyes will quickly turn to the tournament semi-finals, and a date at Wembley.
The draw for the semi-finals was held on Sunday, March 20, just before the last quarter-final to be played between Nottingham Forest and Liverpool.
The semi-final draw was streamed live with former Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler conducting the draw.
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Two big Premier League venues in Stamford Bridge and the Etihad will host the pair of semi-finals, with Chelsea welcoming Crystal Palace and Man City taking on Liverpool.
What are the FA Cup semi-final matches?
The FA Cup semi-final draw was completed on Sunday, March 20 - a half-hour before kick-off of the Nottingham Forest vs. Liverpool quarter-final.
Here are the match-ups that were drawn with a spot in the final now on the line.
| Date | Match | Time (AEST) | Stream |
| Sun, Apr 17 | Chelsea vs. Crystal Palace | 12.00am | Paramount+ |
| Sun, Apr 17 | Manchester City vs. Liverpool | 12.00am | Paramount+ |
Teams in the FA Cup semi-finals
| Club | Division | Tier | FA Cup Titles (last) |
| Chelsea | Premier League | 1st | 8 (2018) |
| Crystal Palace | Premier League | 1st | — |
| Man City | Premier League | 1st | 6 (2019) |
| Liverpool | Premier League | 1st | 7 (2006) |
When are FA Cup semi-finals played?
With the quarter-finals wrapped, there will be almost a month before the next round, with the semi-finals slated for the weekend of April 16-17.
Unlike the first two rounds of the competition, the FA Cup semi-finals will not be resorting to a replay if a game is drawn at full time. If the score is level after 90 minutes, the game will continue with 30 minutes of extra time, followed by a penalty-kick shootout if the teams still can't be separated.
There will then be another gap of just under a month before the final takes place. As is traditional, it is scheduled for mid-May, with the showpiece game expected to go ahead on Saturday, May 14.
