While Manchester City remain at large, seven of the eight clubs left in the FA Cup will be sensing a historic opportunity to win a major trophy

This weekend sees the FA Cup return, with eight clubs battling it out to reach the semi-finals - and there are plenty of surprise packages in the mix

Football writer Ben Bloom previews this weekend's FA Cup quarter-finals, with seven Premier League clubs in action. It says everything about the unusual make-up of this year’s F

Club football returns with the FA Cup quarter-finals this weekend in one of the most fascinating final eights in recent memory.Here are five talking points ahead of this weekend’s FA Cup

There are seven Premier League clubs in the quarter-final of the FA Cup, four of which are over 115 years old and vying for their first trophy win. The question is: How much should the seven remaining top-flight clubs give a t*ss about this ancient competition?

A woman from Backworth who got to hold the FA Cup in 1955 is hoping to recreate the photo 70 years later following Newcastle United's Carabao Cup success. Elsie Burns was just 25 when she saw Newcastle win the FA Cup, defeating Manchester City 3-1. However, Elsie was admitted to hospital just a month later.

An unfamiliar quarter-final line-up in the FA Cup could bring about a first-time winner, and Robbie Savage argues there's a surefire way to permanently refresh the competition

Four quarter-finalists who have never won it, three who haven't won it for decades and... Manchester City. Who will prevail in May?