FA Cup Quarter-Final TV Guide: How to Watch Every Match Live This Weekend

Every match from the FA Cup quarter-finals will be broadcast live this weekend as teams battle to progress to the semi-finals at Wembley. Club football returns following the international break, setting the stage for a thrilling round of fixtures.

Blockbuster Clashes and Underdog Stories

The action kicks off on Saturday with a blockbuster clash as Manchester City host rivals Liverpool at 12:45 BST. This match is a repeat of the 2022 semi-final at Wembley, where Liverpool emerged victorious on their way to winning the competition, while City claimed Wembley glory a year later in 2023.

Later on Saturday, Chelsea host League One side Port Vale at 17:15 BST. Port Vale, the lowest-ranked team remaining in the competition, will be eyeing another upset after defeating Sunderland in the fifth round. Following that, Southampton host Premier League leaders Arsenal at 20:00 BST. Arsenal are still targeting a treble-winning season despite their EFL Cup final loss to City last month.

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On Sunday, West Ham and Leeds put their Premier League survival aspirations on hold as they face each other for a semi-final spot at Wembley at 16:30 BST.

FA Cup Quarter-Final TV Schedule

Here is the complete TV schedule for the FA Cup quarter-finals:

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 take place 15 minutes after the last 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 be around 6:45pm BST. The draw will be shown on TNT Sports 1, discovery+, and the TNT Sports YouTube channel, live from the London Stadium. It will be presented by Becky Ives, with the balls picked by Ally McCoist.