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Manchester City will face nottingham forests in the FA Cup semifinals, while Crystal Palace will play Aston Villa.
The draw was made before Manchester City won 2-1 in Bournemouth in the quarterfinals to keep the side of Pep Guardiola on the second FA Cup course in three years.
Forest, who beat Brighton for fines in the quarterfinals on SaturdayIt will accept the seven -time winner in Wembley in their first FA Cup semifinals in 34 years.
The couple met at the beginning of March at City Ground, when Forest won 1-0, but in December Manchester City defeated Nuno Espirito Santo’s Side 3-0 at the Etihad Stadium.
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The second semifinals will see Crystal Palace, who won 3-0 in Fulham in the last eightTake Aston Villa as Eagles Eye Fa Cup for the first time in the club’s history.
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Meanwhile, seven -time winners Villa try to raise the FA cup for the first time in 68 years on the side of Unai Emery Released the last side of the preston championship with a victory of 3-0 quarterfinals in Deepdale.
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However, the palace may be triggered by their last meeting against Villa as Oliver Glasner’s party won 4-1 in failure of the park in the Premier League 25 February.
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The FA Cup semifinals will take place at the Wembley stadium on Saturday 26 April and Sunday 27th April.
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Ex-Crystal Palace Striker Clinton Morrison talk to Sky Sports News:
“It’s a difficult game. In my heart my heart I wanted Aston Villa on that big Wembley playground and pace they have? But when you get into this phase, it’s a lottery.
“Villa is a very good team, but the palace was in good shape yesterday against Fulham, so the game I really look forward to. The tie is too hard to call.
“I still think Manchester City is popular and Villa is the second favorite to win it. You always have a fantastic Manchester City because they can destroy anyone in a one -time game.
“My heart says the palace wins the whole thing, but not my head!”
