The FA Cup semi-finals and Premier League action are set for an exciting weekend, with Manchester City facing Southampton and Chelsea taking on Leeds at Wembley. In the Premier League, key matches include Arsenal vs Newcastle, Liverpool vs Crystal Palace, and Wolves vs Tottenham.
FA Cup Semi-Finals
Manchester City vs Southampton
Date: Saturday, 5.15pm
Venue: Wembley
Referee: Craig Pawson
Manchester City are in formidable form, with Erling Haaland leading the scoring charts with 35 goals. They have no major injury concerns, though Ruben Dias and Josko Gvardiol are out. Southampton, buoyed by their recent cup run, will rely on Adam Armstrong's 11 goals. Shea Charles is a potential starter after his viral celebration.
Chelsea vs Leeds
Date: Sunday, 3pm
Venue: Wembley
Referee: Jarred Gillett
Chelsea have struggled recently, but Joao Pedro's 19 goals offer hope. Injuries to key players like Colwill and Gittens may affect their lineup. Leeds, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin's 12 goals, are in decent form and have no suspensions.
Premier League
Fulham vs Aston Villa
Date: Saturday, 12.30pm
Venue: Craven Cottage
Referee: Michael Oliver
Fulham's Harry Wilson has 10 goals, while Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins leads with 11. Both teams have few injuries, with Villa's Kamara out long-term.
Liverpool vs Crystal Palace
Date: Saturday, 3pm
Venue: Anfield
Referee: Andy Madley
Liverpool's Ekitiké has 11 goals, but they have several injuries including Mamardashvili and Endo. Crystal Palace's Mateta has 10 goals and no major injury concerns.
West Ham vs Everton
Date: Saturday, 3pm
Venue: London Stadium
Referee: Stuart Attwell
West Ham's Jarrod Bowen has 8 goals, while Everton's Beto also has 8. Everton have injuries to Branthwaite and Grealish.
Wolves vs Tottenham
Date: Saturday, 3pm
Venue: Molineux
Referee: Anthony Taylor
Wolves' top scorers Arokodare and R Gomes have 3 goals each. Tottenham's Richarlison leads with 9, but they have a lengthy injury list including Vicario and Romero.
Arsenal vs Newcastle
Date: Saturday, 5.30pm
Venue: Emirates Stadium
Referee: Sam Barrott
Arsenal's Gyökeres has 12 goals, while Newcastle's Guimarães has 9. Newcastle are without Joelinton due to suspension.
Manchester United vs Brentford
Date: Monday, 8pm
Venue: Old Trafford
Referee: Chris Kavanagh
Manchester United's top scorers Mbeumo and Sesko have 9 goals each. Brentford's Igor Thiago leads with 21 goals. United have injuries to Dorgu and De Ligt.
Stay tuned for more updates and analysis on all the weekend action.
