
FA Cup Final: Manchester City v Wigan Athletic. Manchester City, one of the richest clubs in football, will start as favourites against Wigan, who are playing in the club's first-ever FA Cup Final.

FA Cup Final: Manchester City v Wigan Athletic. Manchester City, one of the richest clubs in football, will start as favourites against Wigan, who are playing in the club's first-ever FA Cup Final.

FA Cup Semi-Final: Chelsea v Manchester City. Chelsea and Manchester City have dominated the FA Cup in recent years with Chelsea lifting the trophy three times and Manchester City once in 2011.

Chelsea staged a dramatic second-half comeback at Old Trafford to earn a 2-2 draw. Who will finish off the job this Easter Monday lunchtime? Also in HD.

Manchester United v Chelsea, 10th March 2013: Sir Alex Ferguson will want Manchester United to bounce back from their mid-week Champions League defeat by booking their place in the semi-finals. Also in HD.

In an all-Championship FA Cup quarter-final, Millwall host Barnsley. Blackburn pulled off one of the biggest shocks of the competition so far, beating Arsenal 1-0 in round five.

Manchester Utd face Reading in the FA Cup fifth round. The teams' last FA Cup meeting also came in the fifth round in 2007 when United overcame the Royals after a replay. Also in HD.

Ned Boulting is joined by Gareth Southgate and Andy Townsend to present action from today's three fixtures, which included two fifth-round contests, as well as the remaining fourth-round replay between Chelsea and Brentford at Stamford Bridge. The European champions were looking to avoid an embarrassing defeat at home to the League One side, while Manchester City hosted Leeds United at the Etihad Stadium and Wigan Athletic were away to Championship opposition in Huddersfield Town or Leicester City. Commentary by Peter Drury and Sam Matterface. Also in HD.

Chelsea v Brentford: Chelsea will want to avoid FA Cup embarrassment at the hands of League One Brentford.
