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The draw for the semi-finals takes place at half-time in tomorrow's match between Leicester and Manchester United, live on BBC One around 17:45 GMT.

The semi-finals will take place on the weekend of 17-18 April, with the final at Wembley on 15 May.

Southampton

More from Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl on turning form around and digging deep to make it through to the semi-finals:

"Hopefully the changes we made we can see [at the weekend] to be a more successful team.

"We are very clear and very direct in our analysis to the players. I have a feeling that they took it and showed a reaction during the week."

Just missing some fans.

Bournemouth, seventh in the Championship, have reached the last-eight of the FA Cup for just the second time, losing to Manchester United at this stage in 1957.

"I've always been confident no matter what the situation is," Cherries boss Jonathan Woodgate said.

"We're definitely the underdogs in the game because Southampton are a Premier League team, but we go in thinking that we can win the game.

"If it has to go to extra time, if it has to go to penalties, we're confident that we can cause an upset, even though Southampton are a really good team."

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Bournemouth won their only previous FA Cup tie against Southampton, 3-1 in a first-round replay in 1953-54.

They have progressed from just four of their 29 FA Cup ties against top-flight opponents, but defeated Premier League side Burnley in the last round.

Only one of the last 13 FA Cup quarter-final ties to see a side from a lower division face top-flight opponents has ended with the lower-ranked side progressing. That was when Wigan knocked out Manchester City in 2014.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport reporter

Bournemouth's Lloyd Kelly cannot remember exactly when he last saw his mother and he does not know when he will see her again.

"It's been a good seven years, it could even be longer," says the 22-year-old.

Since making his debut for hometown club Bristol City at the age of 18 in 2017, the defender has represented England at under-21s level, trained with Gareth Southgate's senior squad, secured a £13m move to Bournemouth and played in the Premier League.

Kelly's journey to playing a key role in Bournemouth's aspirations has been far from straightforward.

Read more here.

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Only just joining us? Here's a reminder of the two teams and a more considered look at them.

Bournemouth manager Jonathan Woodgate has been forced into two changes from the impressive 3-0 midweek win over promotion rivals Swansea, with winger Junior Stanislas and midfielder Jefferson Lerma missing through injury and suspension respectively.

That means Ben Pearson - a recent recruit from Preston - will slot in alongside former England international Jack Wilshere in midfield, with on-loan Atletico Madrid man Rodrigo Riquelme playing in a more advanced role.

Bournemouth XI: Begovic, Stacey, Carter-Vickers, S Cook, Rico, Wilshere, Pearson, Riquelme, Billing, Danjuma Groeneveld, Solanke.

Subs: Mepham, Surridge, Travers, Kilkenny, Anthony, Zemura, Saydee, Moriah-Welsh.

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl promised to pick his team up after losing to Brighton last weekend - a result which potentially dragged them into a relegation scrap.

The Austrian has made two changes - one enforced and one tactical.

Moussa Djenepo replace on-loan Liverpool winger Takumi Minamino, who is cup-tied, while Nathan Redmond starts up front in place of Nathan Tella.

Saints are already without Oriol Romeu, Theo Walcott, Danny Ings, Will Smallbone and Michael Obafemi through injury.

Southampton XI: Forster, Walker-Peters, Bednarek, Vestergaard, Bertrand, Armstrong, Ward-Prowse, Diallo, Djenepo, Adams, Redmond.

Subs: McCarthy, Stephens, Salisu, Tella, Ramsay, N'Lundulu, Ferry, Jankewitz, Watts.

The FA Cup final - potentially in front of 20,000 fans - is among the proposed pilot events to test the return of big crowds to venues this year.

The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) says it will stage "around a dozen" sporting and cultural events this spring.

The FA Cup final takes place at Wembley on 15 May.

More here.

Southampton

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl believes today's FA Cup match is a "chance to turn things around" in the Premier League.

Following a great start to the season, the Saints have lost 10 of their past 12 Premier League games.

"This is a game where we have a chance to come in the semi-final of the most traditional competition in English football," Hasenhuttl said.

"I need the players to know what it is about and [to show] they are hungry to go for something big."

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Watch the best goals of the FA Cup fifth round, including Richarlison's fine finish in Everton's 5-4 win over Tottenham at Goodison.

Southampton have reached the FA Cup semi-finals in just one of the last 17 seasons, doing so in 2017-18 before being knocked out by eventual winners Chelsea.

But they are unbeaten in their last four away games against Bournemouth in all competitions, since a 2-0 Premier League loss back in March 2016.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

A day at Wembley is at stake here but, on the face of it, both teams have their focus elsewhere.

Bournemouth's form in the Championship has picked up of late and they gave their play-off hopes a big boost with a great win over Swansea this week.

Southampton, meanwhile, keep on losing in the Premier League - last weekend's defeat by Brighton was their 10th in 12 league matches. They are not in immediate danger of the drop, but they do need one or two more wins to be sure of staying up.

The fact this is the last weekend before the international break might make some difference to how strong the line-ups are, but I still think both managers will be wary of getting more injuries going into a crucial stage of the season, bearing in mind how intense this campaign has been already.

As for the tie itself, I think it will go to the wire.

Lawro's prediction: 1-1. Southampton to win on penalties after extra time.

Here we go then... the all important team news.

Two changes for Championship side Bournemouth as Rodrigo Riquelme and Ben Pearson come in.

What about their Premier League visitors? Also a double change.

Into the starting XI come Nathan Redmond and Moussa Djenepo.

After 736 clubs entered, the 2020-21 FA Cup is down to the final eight with all four quarter-finals taking place this weekend.

Championship side Bournemouth, the lowest ranked team left, entertain south coast rivals Southampton in the first match.

Bournemouth are in the quarter-finals for just the second time in their 122-year history.

Extra-time and penalties are in store if it's a draw at full time so we'll know which side is in the semi-finals by the end of the day.

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When you had nicknames like 'Hot Shot' and 'Lasher', you knew you were revered - and feared - as a footballer.

Peter Lorimer was one of the figureheads of the great Leeds United side of the 1960s and 1970s, going on to become the West Yorkshire club's record goalscorer and loved by generations of Whites fans.

So the announcement this morning of the former Scotland international's death aged 74 has been met by great sadness.

To start our FA Cup coverage this morning - which Lorimer won with Leeds in 1972 - here's a reminder of that talent. And that explosive right foot.

RIP Lasher.