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Details on the rest of this weekend's FA Cup is here, with information on how you can follow it on the BBC.

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Jonathan Woodgate speaking to BT Sport: "The lads never gave up. [Southampton] are a really good side.

"The second goal was vital for them right on the stroke of half time. We move on now, put that game to bed and look ahead to the play-offs.

"The [players] are down. They are going to be. You're gutted, but you have to move on quickly. We have a break now then we play Middlesbrough.

"[The league is] the only focus we have now. It's big for us. We have to get into those promotion places. It's nine games. The players gave everything they have and that's all you can ask for."

Everton take on Manchester City in the second quarter-final of the day at 17:30 GMT.

Alex Bysouth will update you on that from 16:15 so come and join him later.

Here's the match preview for that game, including early team news.

Jonathan Jurejko's match report from that Southampton victory is live now. Go check it out.

We're just waiting to hear from Jonathan Woodgate.

Southampton

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl speaking to BT Sport: "We had a good week to be honest. The mindset was important today. We needed to show what we wanted to do. I could feel all week the guys were focused. This is important I think.

"It's important to keep the tempo high immediately. We tried to play quick. The first goal we scored was disallowed but it didn't affect us. We kept going forward and stretched them. It was wonderful play and deserved.

"I am very, very pelased. [Nathan Redmond] had a difficult year with his perforances and injuries he had. I am hoping this game gives him so much lift so he shows more often what quality he has. It's important for our game.

"We said in general we want to focus on the FA Cup. But maybe I should have said we focus on both things [FA Cup and the Premier League]! We have done a good job with the performances so far [in the FA Cup].

"It would be perfect if not so many players went to international games so we can work on these things. This win helped us get a little bit more quality in our game but when the Premier League returns we will have to show our quality again."

Wembley calls.

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Nathan Redmond was busy!

He almost got a hat-trick too...

Southampton

Southampton's Nathan Redmond speaking to BT Sport: "We had aspirations of getting [to Wembley] at the start of the season. It's a chance for us to put the league form behind us. It's important we came here and got through to the next round.

"We were trying to be in control of what we knew we could which was to limit their style of play. It was always going to be a tough game.

"It was something for us to always aim for. We knew we wanted a cup run this season. It's good for us to get into the next round going into the international break where we can work on a few things while some of the boys are away.

"Our morale has been pretty good regardless. We know each other well and how to get the best out of each other. Today it clicked so hopefully we can end the season on a high."

On his goals: "This season I've not ran at people as much. I'm trying to figure out why. I had one thing in my head which was to get the team up the pitch as quicky as possible. I tried to get a yard and to shoot and thankfully they went in."

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

The best team have won today, Southampton played very well in lots of stages of this game. Some good goals as well, we've seen a team with good confidence, good quality and their attitude has been fantastic.

Bournemouth will be disappointed - they can do better than this, I'm sure. They've got eight games to go to get in the play-offs so they need to focus on that now.

Southampton have reached the FA Cup semi-final for just the second time in the last 18 seasons.

They last reached this stage in 2017-18, before being eliminated by eventual winners Chelsea.

1, 2, 3.

All over. Southampton are off to Wembley for the semi-finals of the FA Cup!

Sam Surridge comes flying into Mohammed Salisu needlessly. He's into the book and rightly so. What's he doing?

Nathan Tella is played in by Nathan Redmond but Chris Mepham slides in to make a decent tackle.

Does Stuart Armstrong ever stop running by the way??

Kayne Ramsay is on for Kyle Walker-Peters and Daniel N'Lundulu replaces Che Adams.

Few more Southampton changes to come...

But in the meantime, Fraser Forster is called into action as Sam Surridge gets on the end of a cross from the right.

He gets good contact on it, heading it down to Forster's right but the keeper reacts well to keep it out.

Moussa Djenepo's goal in case you missed it earlier.

Good performance from Moussa Djenepo. He got the first goal of course. His day's done. On comes Nathan Tella.

Jack Wilshere can't keep up with Kyle Walker-Peters and he fouls him near the touchline.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bournemouth will be hoping the next ten minutes go by as quickly as possible. The game's over now really - Southampton have been the better team over the game and deserve the victory.