FA Cup semi-final

TYRICK MITCHELL is winning his fitness battle ahead of Sunday's FA Cup semi-final.The newly-capped England left-back, 22, came off with a calf problem.

On the other hand, Palace will be hoping to earn a spot in the FA Cup final for just the third time in their history. Meanwhile, Chelsea will be looking to bounce back from the disappointment of being eliminated from the Champions League. The semi-final against Chelsea will be their first Wembley appearance in six years - when they lost in the FA Cup final to Manchester United.

Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira has some big decisions to make ahead of the Eagles' trip to Wembley on Sunday to face Chelsea, with key choices to make ...

That would then give Vieira more options on the wings, with Wilfried Zaha potentially replacing Jean-Philippe Mateta as the central striker. Vieira will also be deliberating how to organise his side, with his most-used, expansive 4-3-3 system usually adapted to a more compact 4-2-3-1 in games against high-quality opponents. With only three days to go until Crystal Palace ’s huge FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea at Wembley, Patrick Vieira will likely now have a good idea of the starting XI he'll name to take to the pitch.

A recent poll conducted by Ipsos found that 68 of fans were in favour of moving the FA Cup semi-finals away from Wembley, where the ties have been played ...

Of course, how likely this is to ever happen in the future is another matter entirely." That dropped to 63 per cent in the under-35s. The FA have been approached for a response to the poll, as pressure continues to pile on potential venue changes in future tournaments.

More than two-thirds of football fans in England and Wales support the idea of moving future FA Cup semi-finals to neutral venues outside London.

Of course, how likely this is to ever happen in the future is another matter entirely.” That dropped to 63 per cent in the under-35s. More than two-thirds of football fans in England and Wales support the idea of moving future FA Cup semi-finals to neutral venues outside London.

Liverpool and Manchester City will face off again on Saturday in the FA Cup semi-final and we can bring you the details of when and how to watch the match.

For viewers in India, the game will be available on SONY TEN 1, SONY TEN 1 HD, Sony Liv, and JioTV. For US viewers, the game will be available on ESPN+. For supporters in the UK, the game will be shown live on BBC One.