The semi -finals of the FA Women’s Cup next month have been confirmed, with both television matches directly on the BBC.
The four sides of the Super League remain in the tournament, and Manchester United owners joined Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool.
Chelsea host Liverpool on Saturday, April 12 (Kick-off 12:15 BST) in a match shown on BBC One with Iplayer.
The Manchester City game against rivals Manchester United on Sunday, April 13 (Kick-off 15:00 BST) will be directly on two BBCs and Iplayer.
Liverpool They put their place In the last four for the first time since 2016-17 with the quarter-final victory over Arsenal in court by Daphne van Domselaar himself, while current Super League leaders Chelsea Pull under the table Crystal Palace 1-0.
Last year’s winners Manchester United they got their last place For the third consecutive season with a 3-1 victory over the Sunderland championship side as neighbors City were 2-0 winners on Aston Villa in what appeared to be manager Gareth Taylor’s last game for payment.
The two clubs that continue to the finals will receive 160,000 pounds for prize money, and the lost teams each receive 40,000 pounds.
If the city – now led by transition boss Nick Cushing – and Chelsea will win their relationships and meet in the finals, it means they They will face For the sixth time in all competitions this season.
The latter, which takes place on Sunday, May 18, will also be displayed directly at the BBC.
