Summary

  • Wolves reach semi-finals for first time in 21 years

  • Second-half Jimenez & Jota strikes enough for Wolves

  • Rashford scores injury-time consolation

  • Lindelof red card overturned by VAR

  • Man City hit back from 2-0 down with 21 minutes left to beat Swansea 3-2

  • Aguero - in offside position - heads in decisive goal

  • Watford beat Palace 2-1 earlier to reach semi-finals

  • Semi-final draw takes place on Sunday

Live Reporting

Stephan Shemilt

  1. Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    Here's the Manchester City winner. Decide for yourself. Offside or not?

  2. And there's still another game to be played. Wolves-Manchester United kicks off at 19:55. Steel yourself, reset, deep breath.

  3. 'The quadruple is still on'

    Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    Danny Gabbidon
    Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    That [the penalty] was the big moment in the game and there should be VAR in every single game. That would have been wiped off.

    They controlled it from 2-2 and you could only see one winner.

    Swansea took Man City on but in the second half the quality shone though and the quadruple is still on

  4. Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    The referee is getting all kinds of abuse as he leaves the field. Manchester City applaud their fans. There are more spectators on the field. Swansea's players salute their fans. Gutted doesn't come close.

  5. FULL-TIME

    Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    Sergio AgueroGetty Images

    The Quadruple is alive, but that doesn't tell even a quarter of the story.

    Swansea have given Manchester City an almighty fright.

    What a cup tie.

  6. Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    Three minutes into four allocated extras. Manchester City have it in the corner at the Swansea end.

  7. Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    All over the Liberty, there are gutted Swansea fans. Manchester City fans are waving scarves in the air. This one is done.

  8. Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    How aggrieved must Swansea feel? Not only Aguero's offside goal, but a penalty that shouldn't have been converted like this....

  9. Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    Now there's someone on the pitch. Idiot.

  10. 'Man City just too good'

    Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    Danny Gabbidon
    Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    Swansea can scream injustice about the second goal but they can say nothing about that, it was absolute brilliance. The pick out to find Aguero and then the execution of the header is quite brilliant. It is just world class, you have to hold your hands up and say Manchester City are just too good.

  11. Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    You know what? Sergio Aguero was offside.

    Remember, there is no VAR.

    One suspects the lack of technology will cause debate after this one id done.

  12. goal

    GOAL - Swansea 2-3 Manchester City

    Sergio Aguero

    Absolute heartbreak for Swansea.

    Wouldn't you know it? It's Sergio Aguero who completes the Manchester City comeback, diving to meet Bernado Silva's cross with his head.

    What a second half by Manchester City. The quadruple is alive.

  13. Swansea 2-2 Manchester City

    Complete this sentence.

    This is the best FA Cup tie since...

  14. Swansea 2-2 Manchester City

    Just past the post! Kyle Walker from distance, but a daisy-cutter goes to the right of Nordfeldt's goal.

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    I wonder if VAR would have overturned that penalty? Sterling lucky not to be booked for that and a free kick the other way

    Paul J, Newmarket

    So Sterling dives for a penalty against Championship team Swansea and then he wonders why people don't like him

    Annette

  16. Swansea 2-2 Manchester City

    This is an incredible game of football. End to end. Thirty more minutes would be brilliant. Pep Guardiola is going to do himself a mischief if he doesn't calm down.

  17. Swansea 2-2 Manchester City

    Danny Gabbidon
    Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    Some Swansea players are strugglling with cramp.

    It was a brilliant save initially from Nordfeldt and goalkeepers work on this all the time, making a save then getting back up for the second one - he just sticks his leg out in hope and gets the save.

  18. Swansea 2-2 Manchester City

    What a save! Twice!

    Kristoffer Nordfeldt channels his inner Gordon Banks to deny Manchester City.

    Honestly, think Banks denying Pele for the first save, Nordfeldt getting across his line to stop Gabriel Jesus' header. Then, when Aguero's shot comes in off the rebound, the keeper uses his legs.

    Incredible.

  19. Swansea 2-2 Manchester City

    This was the goal that got Manchester City back in it. Remember, we'll have extra time and penalties if we need it. The way Manchester City are playing right now, they'll win it in normal time.

  20. Swansea 2-2 Manchester City

    On another look, Carter-Vickers definitely got the ball. Raheem Sterling went down as if he'd been rugby-tackled. Manchester City are all over Swansea now.