Manchester City v Arsenal
Saturday, BT Sport 1 HD, kick-off 7.45pm
CITY MAY HAVE RELINQUISHED THE PREMIER LEAGUE TITLE TO LIVERPOOL, BUT THE FA CUP HOLDERS ARE STILL ON COURSE FOR A CUP TREBLE. PHIL FODEN COULD BE A KEY PLAYER, WITH FOUR GOALS AND THREE ASSISTS IN SIX FA CUP APPEARANCES FOR CITY, WHOSE 2-0 DEFEAT OF NEWCASTLE IN THE QUARTER-FINALS MARKED THEIR 10TH CONSECUTIVE WIN IN THE CUP – ONLY THE SECOND TEAM TO ACHIEVE THE FEAT IN THE PAST 100 YEARS. DESPITE AN INCONSISTENT RUN IN THE LEAGUE,
THIS WILL BE THE GUNNERS’ 30TH TIME IN THE SEMIS – A JOINT RECORD ALONGSIDE MANCHESTER UNITED. DANI CEBALLOS’ 91ST-MINUTE WINNER TOOK THEM THROUGH AT SHEFFIELD UNITED’S EXPENSE LAST MONTH.