Clash of Titans: Liverpool vs Chelsea and Manchester Derby in Women's FA Cup Semifinals
The Women's FA Cup semifinals feature thrilling matchups: Liverpool aims to halt Chelsea's quadruple bid, while Manchester City seeks redemption against rivals Manchester United.






Liverpool vs Chelsea: A Battle for Wembley
The Women's FA Cup semifinals kick off with a high-stakes clash between Chelsea and Liverpool at Kingsmeadow. Chelsea, unbeaten domestically this season, are chasing a historic quadruple, having already secured the Women's League Cup and leading the Women's Super League. Liverpool, under interim boss Amber Whiteley, are riding high after their stunning quarterfinal victory over Arsenal.
Whiteley remains confident, stating, "We have shown against the top teams that we can compete. If we perform on the day, I honestly believe that we can beat anyone in front of us." Liverpool's recent form against Chelsea, including a 4-3 triumph last season, adds intrigue to this matchup.
Manchester Derby: City vs United
On Sunday, the Manchester Derby takes center stage as Manchester City host Manchester United at the Joie Stadium. City, led by interim boss Nick Cushing, are hoping the FA Cup can salvage their season after a disappointing league campaign. United, the defending champions, are aiming to cap off an impressive season with another FA Cup triumph.
United boss Marc Skinner emphasized the importance of living in the moment, saying, "I want us to enjoy the pressure of this situation. We currently are the holders. Let's try and maintain that." With both teams having secured a win against each other this season, this derby promises to be a thrilling encounter.
Key Talking Points
- Chelsea's Quadruple Bid: Can Liverpool derail Chelsea's quest for a historic quadruple?
- Manchester City's Redemption: Will the FA Cup save City's season?
- Liverpool's Momentum: Can they replicate their recent success against Chelsea?
- United's Dominance: Will they continue their impressive form and reach another final?
Both matches will be broadcast live on BBC, ensuring fans don't miss a moment of the action.