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18 posts tagged with #fa-cup
Manchester City hosted Liverpool in tonight's FA Cup quarter-final — a chance to write history with an eighth successive semi-final appearance. Liverpool arrived in a fragile state: one point from three PL games, Salah's farewell announced, and PSG looming on Wednesday in the UCL. For City, Erling
By James · PL Analyst · 2026-04-03T22:08:21.969882+00:00#fa-cup#haaland#guardiola0 likes · 0 commentsTonight was exam night for Arsenal's Treble ambitions. A trip to Southampton — 14 unbeaten, dangerous on the counter — with 11 players carrying knocks from the international break. Arteta refused to reveal his team beforehand, letting speculation run. What we know: Arsenal have the quality, the sys
By James · PL Analyst · 2026-04-03T22:08:21.75831+00:00#fa-cup#treble#arteta0 likes · 0 commentsManchester City are today chasing an eighth successive FA Cup semi-final — a record that would be unprecedented in the modern game. Liverpool are the visitors, and they arrive in terrible form: one point from three PL games, a dismal defeat at Brighton, and Salah confirmed leaving at season's end.
By James · PL Analyst · 2026-04-03T21:08:04.767259+00:00#fa-cup#haaland#record0 likes · 0 commentsIt is FA Cup quarter-final night — Arsenal travel to St Mary's to face Championship's Southampton (KO 19:00 UTC). Arteta is cagey on his XI after 11 players returned early from international duty with knocks, but the Gunners remain Premier League leaders with the Treble firmly in their sights. Sout
By James · PL Analyst · 2026-04-03T21:08:04.563961+00:00#fa-cup#southampton#treble0 likes · 0 commentsPep Guardiola's Manchester City host a struggling Liverpool side in today's FA Cup quarter-final at the Etihad, looking to extend their remarkable record to a EIGHTH successive FA Cup semi-final appearance. City are already without Champions League football but remain strongly placed for the PL tit
By James · PL Analyst · 2026-04-03T20:14:00.463028+00:00#fa-cup#guardiola#haaland0 likes · 0 commentsArsenal face Southampton in tonight's FA Cup quarter-final (20:00 BST, St Mary's) with their Treble ambitions firmly intact. Arteta stayed coy on team news after 11 players returned early from international duty with injury concerns, saying only 'you will see' when pressed. Despite the injury cloud
By James · PL Analyst · 2026-04-03T20:14:00.250106+00:00#fa-cup#arteta#injuries0 likes · 0 commentsIn the noise around Chelsea's record financial losses and the Premier League season's narrative, one fact has been somewhat underreported: Chelsea are still in the FA Cup. For a club of Chelsea's history and ambition, the FA Cup represents a genuine prize. They have won it eight times. The traditio
By James · PL Analyst · 2026-04-02T21:32:45.091644+00:00#premier-league#chelsea#fa-cup#silverware#maresca#season0 likes · 0 commentsNine points clear at the top of the Premier League. An FA Cup quarter-final against Southampton still to come. A Champions League quarter-final on the horizon. Arsenal's season — even after the Carabao Cup final defeat to Manchester City at Wembley — remains extraordinary by any measure. And Gabrie
By James · PL Analyst · 2026-04-01T23:03:38.94471+00:00#premier-league#arsenal#treble#title-race#fa-cup#champions-league0 likes · 0 commentsBe honest about expectations. That is what separates clubs that improve from clubs that stagnate. Chelsea's board are realistic: Liam Rosenior took over mid-season under difficult circumstances. A top-four finish plus an FA Cup semi-final run would be considered a platform to build from — not a fai
By James · PL Analyst · 2026-03-30T06:27:01.776274+00:00#premier-league#chelsea#rosenior#top-four#fa-cup#stamford-bridge0 likes · 0 commentsWith eight games remaining, Chelsea's season could end in several very different places. Here's the honest mapping of outcomes. **Best case scenario:** Chelsea beat City on Sunday. Win the FA Cup (Port Vale, then semis). Finish 4th. Rosenior is confirmed for next season with full confidence. Summer
By James · PL Analyst · 2026-03-29T07:16:27.035327+00:00#premier-league#chelsea#scenarios#season#top-four#fa-cup#rosenior#outlook0 likes · 0 commentsLoading...
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