Summary

  • Listen on BBC Radio 5 live & online

  • Winner faces Man Utd at Wembley on Saturday 19 May

  • Chelsea have won 11 of their last 14 FA Cup semi-final matches

  • Southampton's first FA Cup semi-finals since 2003

Live Reporting

Neil Johnston

  1. Will Chelsea be firing?

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    Jermaine Jenas
    Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

    It wouldn’t surprise me if Southampton won. Having a little taster against them last weekend, they’ll think 'these guys aren’t firing on all cylinders'. And they don't have Marcos Alonso for this game.

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  2. Part II

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    It's Chelsea against Southampton Part II.

    Last weekend's Premier League clash at St Mary's provided one of the fightbacks of the season.

    Southampton led 2-0 before three goals in eight minutes turned the game upside down and Chelsea went back to Stamford Bridge with all the points.

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  3. Chelsea or Southampton?

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    We already know Manchester United are there.

    But will the 2018 FA Cup final be a repeat of the 2007 showcase when Jose Mourinho's Chelsea beat Sir Alex Ferguson's Red Devils in extra time?

    Or the 1976 finale when Lawrie McMenemy's Southampton defeated United in front of 99,000 at the old Wembley?

    The good money is on Chelsea.

    But can Mark Hughes produce an upset and inspire the Saints to a famous win against his former club?

  4. Manchester United versus...

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    This chap will definitely be back at Wembley on 19 May.

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    Unfortunately, this bloke won't be as the FA Cup final clashes with his brother's wedding.

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    But who else will be walking out under the arch alongside Jose Mourinho next month?

    Antonio Conte or Mark Hughes?

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