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Holders Manchester City will face Chelsea in the semi-finals of the FA Cup.

Manchester United's reward for beating rivals Liverpool in a classic quarter-final is a last-four tie with Coventry City.

The semi-final draw leaves open the possibility of a repeat of last year's Manchester derby final where City came out winners on the way to the treble.

David Moyes says “he has nothing to say about VAR decisions” after Tomas Soucek was denied a late winner in West Ham United’s 1-1 draw against Aston Villa.

Soucek believed he had secured the win in added time, connecting with James Ward-Prowse's free-kick, but a VAR review ultimately ruled it out for handball. Jarrod Bowen and Soucek both tried to push the ball over the line following a header from Konstantinos Mavropanos.

Referee Jarred Gillett and VAR Tony Harrington spent over five minutes deliberating the decision, and the goal was eventually ruled out.

Moyes said: "I have nothing to say on the VAR decisions. You can contact Howard (Webb) yourselves and get the results of who you speak to regarding it. I thought we performed really well in the first half but Aston Villa played well in the second half and put us under pressure. Our performance was good overall and we went on to create more chances.

“Yes (there is frustration) but you have VAR and if they it's right, then maybe they are right? But I think football people see things differently. Maybe that's why I see some of them differently. We two had incidents last week where it hit a player's arm and not one of them went our way.”

Fiorentina’s Serie A game with Atalanta was postponed on Sunday after chief executive Joe Barone was taken ill earlier in the afternoon.

The two teams were scheduled to meet at Gewiss Stadium in Bergamo at 6pm local time.

However, the 57-year-old was taken ill at the team hotel in the hours leading up to the fixture.

He was subsequently taken to a local hospital in Milan before the league later confirmed the cancellation.

A Serie A statement read: "The Atalanta vs Fiorentina match, scheduled for today 17 March 2024 at 18:00 CET, has been postponed to a later date."

Highly-rated American youth international attacker Cavan Sullivan is in advanced talks to sign with Manchester City, sources briefed on the negotiations tell The Athletic.

The deal isn’t done yet, but the main points have all been agreed, sources say, with only final details to iron out. The plan would be for Sullivan, who is 14, to be loaned to City Football Group club Lommel SK when he turns 16 although nothing is yet determined. He doesn’t have an EU passport so couldn’t play for City until he turns 18.

Sullivan is regarded among the very best young players in the world. He’s part of the Philadelphia Union academy, but is yet to sign a professional contract with the club.

Philadelphia has been working to keep Sullivan, including making the “best-ever homegrown offer ever extended” according to two sources, but Sullivan is in negotiations with City.

Philly would have been open to agreeing a deal in which he could stay with the Union until he turned 18.

Ralph Hasenhuttl has been named the new head coach of Wolfsburg.

The former Southampton boss replaces Nico Kovac, who left the club earlier on Sunday.

Wolfsburg are without a win in 11 games with Saturday's defeat to Augsburg a third in a row.

Hasenhuttl will take charge of training for the first time on Tuesday.

Wolfsburg, 14th in the Bundesliga table, are next in action against Werder Bremen following the international break.

Mauricio Pochettino says Chelsea’s supporters “need to trust me to manage”, as he showed his support for Raheem Sterling who was booed in their 4-2 FA Cup quarter-final victory against Leicester City.

Sterling, 29, missed a penalty and a one-on-one opportunity the first half. A loud ring of boos followed in the second period after he blazed a free-kick over the bar, with the scoreline at 2-2.

He said to BBC Sport: "We need to support him (Sterling), he's an amazing player. He has more than 10 years experience in the Premier League. Of course I think the contribution was good. He was a little bit unlucky with some actions where he should have scored. But we are a team and we need to be there for everyone.

"Fans are entitled to show their emotion. For us we try to emphasise with our fans not to criticise. They want the best for our team and players. But we are in a project. We need support and to really believe. We are trying to build something.

"We are in a process to build the team. I know really well how to manage. What the fans want is to win the game and that we achieved. What the fans want is to go to Wembley and that we achieved. They need to trust me to manage in the way I think is the best way for the club.

"We need to respect their opinion as much as they need to respect my decision."

Harry Kane will report for international duty with England despite picking up an ankle injury playing for Bayern Munich on Saturday.

The England captain, 30, collided with a goalpost late on in the 5-2 Bundesliga win over Darmstadt.

He was immediately withdrawn from the game with Thomas Tuchel later revealing he was treating the issue with ice with the head coach hoping for “nothing major”.

Kane was selected as part of Gareth Southgate's squad for the friendlies with Brazil and Belgium earlier this week and Bayern confirmed on Sunday that he would travel back to England as planned.

The club will remain in contact as he undergoes further assessment from his national team's medical staff.

It's nearly time for the big game of the afternoon as Manchester United host Liverpool.

If bragging rights weren't enough in a battle between two of English football's fiercest rivals, a place in the FA Cup semi-finals awaits the winner at Old Trafford.

Follow all the thrills and spills and drama live with our dedicated live blog.

A crazy game at Stamford Bridge has seen Chelsea — eventually — secure their place in the semi-finals of the FA Cup.

Marc Cucurella and Cole Palmer had them 2-0 up at half-time only for Leicester City to come roaring back through a bizarre Axel Disasi own goal and a beauty from Stephy Mavididi.

Extra-time looked inevitable but Carney Chukwuemeka and fellow substitute Noni Madueke grabbed late goals to secure their passage to Wembley.

Three of the four spots are now filled with Manchester United and Liverpool going head to head for the final one shortly.

Wolverhampton Wanderers fear they may have lost Pedro Neto for the remainder of the season.

Neto, 24, missed eight games earlier this season with a hamstring issue and Gary O'Neil has revealed an injury to the other could now rule the Portugal international out for much of — if not all of — the team's run-in.

“With Pedro, that is potentially the end of the season for him," the manager said after Saturday's defeat to Coventry City in the FA Cup quarter-finals.

“It’s very similar to the injury that he suffered on the other hamstring.

“There is a chance that he gets back for the last couple of games, maybe, if it goes really well."

However, there is better news for Matheus Cunha (hamstring), Jeanricner Bellegarde (knee) and Craig Dawson (groin) who could all return after the international break.

Hwang Hee-chan is on track in his own recovery from a hamstring issue and is expected back in five weeks.

Knock Liverpool out of the FA Cup on Sunday and Manchester United will end their greatest rivals’ attempt to win an unlikely quadruple.

That obviously wouldn’t be a problem for any United fan but the greater focus for them is their own team.

The FA Cup is the only competition left for United to win this season. It could be the trophy that saves manager Erik ten Hag’s job.

Goals from Marc Cucurella and Cole Palmer have Chelsea 2-0 up against Leicester City at half-time of their FA Cup quarter-final at Stamford Bridge.

Cucurella opened the scoring early on after great work from Nicolas Jackson before Raheem Sterling missed the chance to double the home side's lead when he fluffed his lines from the penalty spot.

Palmer, though, made no mistake just before the break as he neatly finished off a Sterling cross into the six-yard box.

Manchester City and Coventry City await one of the two teams in the last four with Manchester United and Liverpool set to battle it out for the final spot later on this afternoon.

Pep Guardiola believes his Manchester City side have "something special" after reaching a record sixth FA Cup semi-final in a row.

Two Bernardo Silva goals were enough to see off Newcastle United on Saturday night as City's quest to replicate last year's treble continues.

Guardiola is proud of his team's efforts as they look to back up that achievement with yet more history.

“After we won the treble, and five titles, we’re coming to the international break with two months left and to be in contention for all the titles means a lot,” he said.

“I know people talk about the Premier League, the Champions League, but to have won four Carabao Cups and (reach) six FA Cup semi-finals in a row, this team, this club, has something special, so it’s incredible.

“Of course we want to win all of them but sometimes this is not possible basically for the quality of the opponents and the schedule we have…but we were there six times in a row.

“Always you can have a bad night or a bad afternoon and to be there six times, you didn’t have a bad night. And for those that doubt the consistency of the team you prove they are wrong.”

Brighton-bound Ibrahim Osman has been called up to the Ghana squad for the first time by new head coach Otto Addo.

The 19-year-old forward from Danish club Nordsjaelland is in the squad with Brighton full-back Tariq Lamptey for friendlies against Nigeria on March 22 and Uganda four days later. Both matches take place on neutral territory in Marrakech, Morocco.

Osman will link up with Brighton in the summer from Norsdsjaelland on a five-year contract in a move worth around £16million after the clubs agreed a deal in February.

Addo, 48, has been reappointed Ghana coach in succession to former Brighton and Newcastle manager Chris Hughton after Ghana failed to qualify from their group at the Africa Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast at the turn of the year.

Addo was in charge of Ghana on an interim basis at the World Cup in Qatar in 2022. They finished bottom of a tough group also containing Portugal, Uruguay and South Korea.

He is relinquishing his role as a talent coach with Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund in May to concentrate solely on Ghana.