The magic of the FA Cup continues to captivate football fans across the nation as we approach the business end of the competition. The quarter-final draw promises to deliver more drama and excitement, setting the stage for what could be legendary encounters at the iconic Wembley Stadium.
When and Where to Catch the Draw
Mark your calendars for Sunday, 28th February, when the draw will take place live on ITV1. The ceremony is scheduled to begin at approximately 2:30 PM GMT, just before the highly anticipated sixth-round tie between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Brighton & Hove Albion kicks off.
How to Follow the Action Live
For those unable to watch on television, the FA Cup draw will be available to stream via the ITVX platform, ensuring no fan misses out on the crucial fixture announcements. International viewers can also follow the proceedings through the Emirates FA Cup's official social media channels.
Quarter-Final Fixture Schedule
The eight remaining teams will discover their opponents ahead of what promises to be a thrilling weekend of football action. The quarter-final matches themselves are scheduled to be played over the weekend of 16th-17th March, with Wembley Stadium looming ever closer for the victorious sides.
What's at Stake?
With Premier League heavyweights including Manchester United, Liverpool, and Chelsea potentially in the mix, the draw could produce some mouth-watering clashes. The road to Wembley is reaching its critical phase, and every team will be hoping for a favourable draw that could see them progress to the semi-finals.
The FA Cup has already delivered its trademark surprises this season, and the quarter-final stage promises to maintain that tradition of unpredictability and excitement that has made this competition so beloved for generations.
