FA Cup semi final draw: Date, time, fixtures for 2023 matches at ...

The 2022/23 FA Cup has the potential to throw up a few more surprises with this season's competition already producing some sensational Premier League giant-killings.

Aston Villa's Third Round exit — at the hands of EFL League Two side Stevenage — triggered a string of wild results, as top-flight sides Bournemouth, Nottingham Forest, Leicester City, and Tottenham were all knocked out by lower league opposition.

The biggest shock in the Round of 16 was fourth-tier Grimsby Town beating Southampton to book a quarter-final spot, while the other results guaranteed at least one second-tier side will reach the semifinals. Meanwhile, both Manchester clubs are also still in the mix.

With the quarter finals next on the agenda, The Sporting News looks ahead to the semifinal draw with everything you need to know.

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When is the FA Cup semi final draw?

The 2022/23 FA Cup semifinal draw will be held on Sunday March 19, after the conclusion of the tie between Brighton and Grimsby, which kicks off at 14:15 GMT/10:15 ET.

FA Cup semi final draw results

Brighton & Hove Albion vs Manchester United OR Fulham

Manchester City vs Sheffield United

When are the FA Cup semi finals played?

The 2022/23 FA Cup semi finals are scheduled for the weekend beginning on Saturday, April 22, with one match set to be played on the 22nd, and the second semifinal on Sunday, April 23.

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FA Cup quarterfinal results

Host teams are listed first with all four matches played between March 18-19.

Match	Date	Kickoff Time(GMT/EDT)	Result
Man City vs. Burnley	Sat, Mar. 18	17:45 / 1:45	Man City 6-0 Burnley
Sheffield United vs. Blackburn	Sun, Mar. 19	12:00 / 08:00	Sheff. Utd 3-2 Blackburn
Brighton vs. Grimsby Town	Sun, Mar. 19	14:15 / 10:15	Brighton 5-0 Grimsby
Man United vs. Fulham	Sun, Mar. 19	16:30 / 12:30	TBD

Are there FA Cup quarter final replays?

The quarter-final round of the 2022/23 FA Cup does not include replays. The previous round (Round of 16) was the first stage of this season's tournament that did not come with replays for matches that concluded in a draw after 90 minutes.

In lieu of a replay, if teams are level after 90 minutes, they will play 30 minutes of extra time, followed by a penalty shootout, if necessary.

Replays have slowly been phased out of the FA Cup. The English FA scrapped replays in the final in 1998/99. A year later it did away with semi-final replays.

It took a few years for the quarter-final replays to be erased (2016/17), and the Fifth Round (Round of 16) was the latest round to change in 2018/19.

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How to watch the FA Cup around the world

The FA Cup attracts attention around the globe as the oldest knockout cup competition in world football. Below are the details on how to watch the tournament in the world's major territories.

	TV channel	Streaming
USA	—	ESPN+
Canada	Sportsnet	Sportsnet NOW
UK	BBC, ITV, STV	BBC iPlayer, ITVX, STV Player
Australia	—	Paramount+
New Zealand	Sky Sport beIN	beIN Sports Connect
India	—	—
Hong Kong	—	myTV SUPER, M Plus LIVE
Malaysia	Astro Supersport	Astro GO, Sooka
Singapore	—	—