TV channels for every FA Cup quarter-final tie this weekend

The quarter-finals of the FA Cup happen this weekend as membership soccer returns following the worldwide break.

Manchester City host rivals Liverpool in a blockbuster conflict to start out the weekend, in what’s a repeat of the 2022 semi-final at Wembley. The Reds received out that day, on their approach to profitable the competitors, whereas City claimed Wembley glory a 12 months later in 2023.

Later on Saturday, Chelsea host League One aspect Port Vale, the lowest-ranked workforce remaining within the competitors, who will probably be eyeing one other upset after defeating Sunderland within the fifth spherical. Southampton then host Premier League leaders Arsenal, who’re nonetheless focusing on a treble-winning season regardless of their EFL Cup last loss to City final month.

Lastly, on Sunday, West Ham and Leeds put their Premier League survival aspirations on maintain as they face one another for a semi-final spot at Wembley.

See all of the FA Cup quarter-final particulars beneath.

FA Cup quarter-final TV schedule

Saturday 4 April

12:45: Manchester City vs Liverpool (TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max)

17:15: Chelsea vs Port Vale (BBC 1, BBC iPlayer, TNT Sports 1, HBO Max)

20:00: Southampton vs Arsenal (BBC 1, BBC iPlayer, TNT Sports 1, HBO Max)

Sunday 5 April

16:30: West Ham vs Leeds (TNT Sports 1, HBO Max)

When is the FA Cup semi-final draw?

The draw for the semi-finals will happen quarter-hour after the final quarter-final of the weekend, between West Ham and Leeds, on Sunday at 4:30pm BST. If the match finishes at full-time, the draw will probably be round 6:45pm BST.

The draw will probably be proven on TNT Sports 1, discovery+ and the TNT Sports YouTube channel, stay from the London Stadium.

It will probably be introduced by Becky Ives and the balls will probably be picked by Ally McCoist.

FA Cup matchdays

Semi-finals: Saturday, 25 April/Sunday 26, April

Final: Saturday, 16 May 2026