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We’re reaching the thick end of the FA Cup as the quarter finals roar into view. The remaining teams are set to find out their fate… but when does the draw for the last eight take place?
Premier League giants Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City are hoping to be involved but they must progress from the fifth round if their balls are set to be dropped into the pot.
Boreham Wood will hope to become the first non-league team since Lincoln City in 2016/17 to reach the last eight but they face a daunting trip to Goodison Park in the fifth round, while at least one EFL team is guaranteed a spot in the quarter finals as Nottingham Forest and Huddersfield are due to meet.
With Wembley in sight, all eyes are focused firmly on the prize – and you’ll find everything you need to know about the FA Cup quarter-final draw below.
The FA Cup quarter-final draw is set to take place on Thursday, March 3 before the fifth-round tie between Premier League big boys Everton and non-league minnows Boreham Wood. The eight balls are set to be plucked from the pot at around 7.45pm.
The FA Cup quarter-final draw will be shown live on ITV and STV as part of the channels’ Everton v Boreham Wood coverage, which begins at 7.30pm. You can also live stream the FA Cup quarter-final draw on ITV Hub and STV Player.
The FA Cup quarter-final ties are scheduled to take place on the weekend of Saturday, March 19 and Sunday, March 20. The dates and times will be confirmed once the fixtures are decided.
Ahead of the FA Cup fifth-round ties, Manchester City are the favourites in Paddy Power’s FA Cup Winner 2021/22 betting market. Pep Guardiola’s outfit got their hands on the trophy in 2019 when crushing Watford in the final.
Liverpool, who claimed the Carabao Cup last weekend, are next in the betting ahead of their fifth-round clash with Norwich. Jurgen Klopp has yet to guide the Reds to the FA Cup since taking charge at Anfield.
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We’re reaching the thick end of the FA Cup as the quarter finals roar into view. The remaining teams are set to find out their fate… but when does the draw for the last eight take place?
Premier League giants Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City are hoping to be involved but they must progress from the fifth round if their balls are set to be dropped into the pot.
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Boreham Wood will hope to become the first non-league team since Lincoln City in 2016/17 to reach the last eight but they face a daunting trip to Goodison Park in the fifth round, while at least one EFL team is guaranteed a spot in the quarter finals as Nottingham Forest and Huddersfield are due to meet.
With Wembley in sight, all eyes are focused firmly on the prize – and you’ll find everything you need to know about the FA Cup quarter-final draw below.
When is the FA Cup quarter-final draw?
The FA Cup quarter-final draw is set to take place on Thursday, March 3 before the fifth-round tie between Premier League big boys Everton and non-league minnows Boreham Wood. The eight balls are set to be plucked from the pot at around 7.45pm.
How can I watch the FA Cup quarter-final draw?
The FA Cup quarter-final draw will be shown live on ITV and STV as part of the channels’ Everton v Boreham Wood coverage, which begins at 7.30pm. You can also live stream the FA Cup quarter-final draw on ITV Hub and STV Player.
When are the FA Cup quarter-final ties?
The FA Cup quarter-final ties are scheduled to take place on the weekend of Saturday, March 19 and Sunday, March 20. The dates and times will be confirmed once the fixtures are decided.
Who is playing in the FA Cup fifth round?
You can live stream all eight of the FA Cup fifth-round ties on paddypower.com for FREE.
Tuesday, March 1
Peterborough v Man City (7.15pm)
Crystal Palace v Stoke (7.30pm)
Middlesbrough v Tottenham (7.55pm)
Wednesday, March 2
Luton v Chelsea (7.15pm)
Southampton v West Ham (7.30pm)
Liverpool v Norwich (8.15pm)
Thursday, March 3
Everton v Boreham Wood (8.15pm)
Monday, March 7
Nottingham Forest v Huddersfield (7.30pm)
Who are the favourites to win the FA Cup?
Ahead of the FA Cup fifth-round ties, Manchester City are the favourites in Paddy Power’s FA Cup Winner 2021/22 betting market. Pep Guardiola’s outfit got their hands on the trophy in 2019 when crushing Watford in the final.
Liverpool, who claimed the Carabao Cup last weekend, are next in the betting ahead of their fifth-round clash with Norwich. Jurgen Klopp has yet to guide the Reds to the FA Cup since taking charge at Anfield.
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