Soccer-Man City host Liverpool, Arsenal visit Southampton in FA Cup quarters


General view of the FA Cup trophy on display inside the stadium before a match. Wembley Stadium, London, Britain - August 10, 2025. REUTERS/Toby Melville

March 9 (Reuters) - Manchester ⁠City will welcome Liverpool in the FA ⁠Cup quarter-finals, while Premier League leaders Arsenal travel ‌to second-tier side Southampton following Monday’s draw.

Pep Guardiola's City secured their last-eight spot with a 3-1 victory at Newcastle United ​on Saturday, while Liverpool progressed ⁠with a 3-1 win ⁠at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

City have reached the quarter‑finals for ⁠the eighth ‌consecutive season and remain on track for a fourth successive FA Cup final ⁠appearance as they chase an elusive quadruple.

Record ​14-times FA ‌Cup winners Arsenal visit Southampton as Mikel Arteta’s ⁠side also ​bid for a quadruple having, like City, reached the League Cup final and Champions League last 16.

Third-tier ⁠strugglers Port Vale pulled off ​the shock of the fifth round on Sunday by beating Premier League visitors Sunderland 1-0 but face a ⁠big challenge at Chelsea, who put out hosts Wrexham in a 4-2 extra-time thriller on Saturday.

Leeds United will visit either West Ham United or ​Brentford who were playing later ⁠on Monday.

Quarter-final draw:

Southampton v Arsenal

Chelsea v Port Vale

Manchester City ​v Liverpool

West Ham United/Brentford v ‌Leeds United

Matches will take place ​over the weekend ofApril 4-5.

(Reporting by Tommy Lund in Gdansk; Editing by Ken Ferris)

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