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17:45 BST - That's all from us today, thanks for joining us!
17:33 BST - Chelsea interim manager Calum McFarlane told TNT Sports: "'Relief' is the correct word. We were confident going into the game, we had a really good three days leading into it. But you never know.
"I did the job for a week in January so I knew what I was stepping into. It's actually been easier this time because I have a relationship with the players, I've worked with them for three or four months now, and I had a feel for what they needed psychologically."
17:28 BST - Chelsea haven't beaten Man City since the 2021 Champions League final in Porto under then-manager Thomas Tuchel, and their record since has been pretty bleak: P13 W0 D3 L10.
They also have lost all of their last six domestic cup finals, and became the first side to lose three FA Cup finals in a row after defeat to Liverpool in 2022.
But Chelsea are in their 17th FA Cup final. Could their season have a silver lining after all?
17:15 BST - Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez has been speaking to TNT Sports: "The boys reacted exactly as they should have. We tried to keep everything very positive in training and it was a chance to reach another final.
"I always try to do my job. I’m very happy with the season I’ve had and now the important thing is to try to finish on a high. The fans deserve moments like this. It's good to give a little bit back after a tough period."
17:04 BST - Stay with us, reaction to come.
17:01 BST - FULL-TIME! Chelsea are through to their first FA Cup final since 2022 after beating Leeds at Wembley, and will face Man City on 16th May.
Read the match report here: Fernandez heads Chelsea past Leeds and into FA Cup final against Man City
16:54 BST - There will be eight minutes of time added on.
16:50 BST - Leeds have the higher xG (0.9 compared to Chelsea's 0.33, but time is running out to make this count.
16:32 BST - Leeds are pushing for an equaliser and they have around 20 minutes left to find one. They've had nine shots on goal compared to Chelsea's seven, with two big chances apiece.
16:09 BST - Close! Joe Rodon, on as a second-half substitute for Leeds, thumps a shot towards the Chelsea net from outside the area but Robert Sanchez does really well to save.
16:07 BST - We're back underway at Wembley.
15:51 BST - HALF-TIME! Chelsea deservedly lead at break.
15:24 BST - GOAL! Enzo Fernandez heads Chelsea into the lead! Moments after they hit the post the Blues go 1-0 up. Pedro Neto whips the ball into the area and Fernandez heads home.
15:23 BST - João Pedro goes close for Chelsea but his shot cannons off the post.
15:16 BST - Brenden Aaronson is through on goal but Robert Sánchez does well to keep the attempt out with his boot. Huge let-off for Chelsea.
15:10 BST - We've played 10 minutes and Chelsea are domating the game with with 88% possession.
15:00 BST - Referee Jarred Gillett blows his whistle and we're underway.
14:55 BST - The players are coming out of the tunnel and we're moments away from kick-off at Wembley.
14:27 BST - Chelsea booked their place in the semi-final with a 7-0 win over Port Vale, with six players scoring. That was their only win in their last eight games, with seven of those being defeats.
Leeds' quarter-final saw them beat West Ham 4-2 on penalties after a 2-2 draw at the London Stadium. Entering today's match, they are undefeated in their last seven games across all competitions.
14:00 BST - The team news has arrived, and you can see how they line up below:
Chelsea: Robert Sánchez, Marc Cucurella, Tosin Adarabioyo, Trevoh Chalobah, Malo Gusto, Moisés Caicedo, Roméo Lavia, Alejandro Garnacho, Enzo Fernandez, Pedro Neto, João Pedro
Leeds: Lucas Perri, Pascal Struijk, Jaka Bijol, James Justin, Gabriel Gudmundsson, Ao Tanaka, Ethan Ampadu, Jayden Bogle, Noah Okafor, Brenden Aaronson, Dominic Calvert-Lewin
13:51 BST - This is Leed United's first FA Cup semi-final since 1986/87, while Chelsea have played in 17 semi-finals and 13 finals across all competitions since then.
13:43 BST - We'll bring you team news as soon as it drops.
13:00 BST - Good afternoon and welcome back to Flashscore's Football Tracker!
The Premier League can be parked for today after Saturday's entertainment, as we focus on the second FA Cup semi-final of the weekend with Chelsea set to take on Leeds.
The winner of today's 15:00 BST kick-off at Wembley will set up a finale against Manchester City, who staged a late rally to come back and beat Championship side Southampton 2-1.
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20:15 BST - That's all for today, thanks for joining us. We'll be back on Sunday to see whether Chelsea or Leeds will face Man City the FA Cup final on May 16th.
20:02 BST - We have reaction to bring you from Wembley where Man City came from behind to beat Southampton with two goals in the final moments of the game.
Southampton manager Tonda Eckert told BBC Sport: "It was a tough performance. We know in these games it is a game of moments.
"It doesn't happen too often that you lose a game against Man City with two goals scored outside the box. We need to put this game to bed. The real test of maturity comes up on Tuesday (against Ipswich).
"(The) dedication is clear. I think it gives us extra fuel and we will make sure we finish strongly this season."
Meanwhile Man City boss Pep Guardiola hailed his "extraordinary" team. He told BBC Sport: "Exceptional (performance). It was difficult but the wingers when they came in changed the pace.
"The first time they crossed the halfway line they made a fantastic goal. Football is always unpredictable but the way we played in the second half was extraordinary."
"It's always nice to be here fighting against top teams. No team has made four (FA Cup) finals in a row. It's extraordinary and hopefully we can arrive with a good momentum."
19:45 BST - Newcastle manager Eddie Howe speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We feel today was a big step forward in terms of our performance. It was much better from a defensive performance.
"To lose in the way we did was disappointing. We had a few chances and that was pleasing. We were much better with the ball and we are going to be with Bruno's return. We are frustrated to lose the game and the disappointing run continues which is something we want to stop.
"Performances always give you hope if they are heading in the right direction. Our confidence and belief has been missing but I think today will have turned the corner. Easy to say but now we need to deliver."
19:40 BST - Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard told Sky Sports: "It was tough, very intense, very physical. We did everything we could and we got the win. The most important thing was to bounce back with a win and get over the line with the three points.
On their short corner routines, he sad: "We practice it all. That’s our quality. We can score in many different ways. We did it brilliant today. I think the stadium was a bit annoyed that we took it short again but it paid off in the end and it was a great finish.
"This schedule is crazy. We just have to keep going. It is the end of the season, just leave everything out that we have inside, fight every single game and we just have to keep going. That’s where we want to be but it is going to go all the way to the end.
"We are ready for it and we will fight every single day."
19:30 BST - Stay with us, reaction to come.
19:28 BST - FULL-TIME! Arsenal hold on to beat Newcastle 1-0 and go top of the Premier League.
Read the match report here: Arsenal return to top of Premier League with nervy win over Newcastle
19:27 BST - It's end-to-end stuff at the Emirates, but Arsenal are still leading 1-0.
19:12 BST - FULL-TIME! Man City have come from behind to beat Southampton and reach their fourth consecutive FA Cup final.
Read the match report here: Man City come from behind to stun Southampton and reach record FA Cup final
19:10 BST - Yoane Wissa receives the ball in the box and thumps a shot over the bar. That could and should have been 1-1, but Arsenal survive.
19:05 BST - Meanwhile at the Emirates, Newcastle's Nick Pope comes charging out of his area and hacks down Victor Gyökeres outside the box. Referee Samuel Barrott shows a yellow card. VAR took a look and the yellow card stands.
19:02 BST - GOAL! Man City have completed a remarkable comeback! Has Nico Gonzalez just sent Man City into the FA Cup final? He thumps a rasping drive from outside the area that lashes its way into the net. What a goal.
18:57 BST - GOAL! Southampton's lead lasted four minutes! Jeremy Doku has equalised for Man City with a deflected shot from outside the box.
Heartbreak for the Saints.
18:53 BST - GOAL! Southampton have taken the lead over Man City! The Saints have been second best for long periods but Finn Azaz has thumped home a sensational strike, and they lead 1-0 with just over 10 minutes to go.
18:47 BST - Eberechi Eze comes off injured for Arsenal, joining Kai Haverz who came off in the first half. Problems are mounting for Arsenal but it's still 1-0.
It's still goalless at Wembley but Man City are piling on the pressure.
18:35 BST - And the game resumes at the Emirates.
18:20 BST - We're back underway at Wembley. Who will reach the FA Cup final?
18:19 BST - HALF-TIME! It's a narrow lead for Arsenal after a relatively tame first half against Newcastle.
18:03 BST - HALF-TIME! Manchester City have had the possession and kept Southampton shotless, but it's 0-0 at the break at Wembley.
17:39 BST - GOAL! Arsenal are ahead inside 10 minutes through a thunderous first-time strike from Eberechi Eze!
17:30 BST - And we are also underway at the Emirates in the Premier League - follow Arsenal v Newcastle here
17:28 BST - NO GOAL! Southampton have the ball in the net but it's not going to count!
Leo Scienza scores, but he had drifted just offside. That will give the Saints plenty of encouragement, though.
17:15 BST - KICK-OFF! Manchester City get the ball rolling in the first FA Cup semi-final at a sun-soaked Wembley - follow Manchester City v Southampton here
17:10 BST - Attention quickly shifts over to Wembley, where Manchester City square off with Championship side Southampton for a place in the FA Cup final.
City are gunning for silverware having already added the EFL Cup to their cabinet this season, but they'll have to overcome a Southampton side who ousted Arsenal in the semis first.
Kick-off is approaching at 17:15 BST.
17:07 BST - Get a match report for each of this afternoon's Premier League games:
• West Ham earn crucial win over Everton to stay two points clear of Spurs
• Palhinha scores late to keep Spurs' top flight status alive with win at Wolves
• Isak on target as Liverpool beat Palace to close in on Champions League
17:00 BST - FULL-TIME! Tottenham pick up their first victory of 2026, beating Wolves to end a winless run spanning 15 games.
16:59 BST - FULL-TIME! Late drama sees West Ham pick up a precious three points in the 92nd minute against Everton!
16:58 BST - FULL-TIME! Liverpool climb into fourth place with a 3-1 victory at home to Crystal Palace.
16:55 BST - GOAL! What a super finish from Florian Wirtz to secure the three points for Liverpool.
He lashes a controlled volley in off the post to surely see off Crystal Palace. 3-1.
16:51 BST - GOAL! Twists and turns again and West Ham retake the lead in the 92nd minute!
Callum Wilson tucks away a cutback in cool fashion to restore West Ham's lead and as it stands, keep them two points above Tottenham in the drop.
16:46 BST - GOAL! And another huge goal this time at West Ham, but it's not to the hosts as Everton equalise!
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall strikes for the away side and it could be a big swing in the relegation battle.
16:42 BST - GOAL! A huge goal at Molineux falls Tottenham's way and it's from substitute Joao Palhinha!
Palhinha bundles in a scruffy effort in at the back post to hand Spurs a vital lead.
16:38 BST - Here's the latest team news for Arsenal's crunch match against Newcastle, which kicks off at 17:30 BST.
A win or a draw for the Gunners will see them retake the lead at the top of the Premier League table, with Manchester City in FA Cup action this weekend:
16:31 BST - GOAL! Game on at Anfield as Daniel Munoz trims Crystal Palace's deficit to Liverpool down to 2-1 in bizarre circumstances.
Liverpool's Freddie Woodman appeared to injure himself while saving from Isamaila Sarr, the rebound fell to Munoz outside the box and he lifted over the stricken goalkeeper into the net.
16:20 BST - An eye on this evening's FA Cup semi-final between Manchester City and Southampton now, with the team news now in.
Pep Guardiola has rung the changes for his City side at Wembley:
16:10 BST - GOAL! West Ham score a massive goal in their fight to stay up as they lead Everton!
Tomas Soucek the man to give the Hammers a valuable lead with a header from a corner and they are currently four points clear of Tottenham.
15:51 BST - HALF-TIME!
15:40 BST - GOAL! It's two for Liverpool as Andy Robertson doubles the hosts' advantage with an expert finish. 2-0.
15:35 BST - GOAL! Liverpool lead Crystal Palace via a big goal from Alexander Isak!
The Swede controls well and hits his shot into the ground and over goalkeeper Dean Henderson.
15:26 BST - NO PENALTY! Liverpool's penalty is overruled as Brennan Johnson appeared to have got a slight touch on the ball.
Good challenge, as you were.
15:23 BST - LIVERPOOL PENALTY! Liverpool have a penalty as Mohamed Salah goes down after a challenge from Brennan Johnson.
VAR is taking a look at something though...
15:00 BST - KICK-OFF! Underway around the grounds this afternoon.
14:50 BST - Now, let's hope the Premier League can serve up a similar dose of drama this afternoon.
A lot of eyes will be on Wolves v Tottenham and West Ham v Everton, with both London sides heavily embroiled in a relegation scrap.
West Ham start the day two points ahead of Spurs, who occupy the final relegation spot.
14:45 BST - A slight diversion from the Premier League, but there was late, late drama to end a bonkers National League season.
York have gained promotion to the EFL with a 103rd-minute equaliser to deny fellow chasers Rochdale, who themselves thought they were going up with a 95th-minute goal.
That late leveller ensured York would win the title and gain the lone automatic promotion spot on 108 points, just two above Rochdale, who will have to settle for the play-offs.
14:35 BST - Fulham have beaten Aston Villa for the first time in the Premier League since October 20th, 2022, a run of six games without a win.
14:21 BST - FULL-TIME! Fulham hold on to beat Aston Villa 1-0 courtesy of Ryan Sessegnon's first-half strike.
Read more: Fulham keep European hopes alive with narrow win over Aston Villa
14:02 BST - Time for some team news ahead of this afternoon's enticing 15:00 BST kick-offs:
13:52 BST - NO GOAL! Timothy Castagne heads the ball in, but it's chalked off for a foul on Emiliano Martinez.
No change then and Fulham still lead 1-0.
13:33 BST - Villa get things back underway - follow the second half here
13:16 BST - HALF-TIME!
13:12 BST - GOAL! Finally some action as Fulham break the deadlock through Ryan Sessegnon, who buries a rebound to give the hosts the lead.
12:48 BST - A couple of shots each for both sides, but nothing clear-cut has come as of yet.
12:30 BST - KICK-OFF! Fulham get the ball rolling at Craven Cottage - follow Fulham v Aston Villa
12:20 BST - Emiliano Martinez is set to make his 250th appearance for Aston Villa today, with the Argentine becoming just the third South American stopper to reach that mark for one Premier League club.
11:28 BST - Kicking off the day with some team news for Fulham v Aston Villa as the opening Premier League fixture, which gets underway in just over an hour:
10:35 BST - We've already had one Premier League fixture in the books this weekend and it was a huge result for Nottingham Forest as they trounced Sunderland 5-0 at the Stadium of Light on Friday.
Forest surged into a 4-0 lead before half-time and victory has given them a much-needed eight-point cushion to Tottenham, who occupy the final relegation spot.
Read more: Five-star Nottingham Forest thrash Sunderland to edge closer to safety
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10:00 BST - Good morning! Welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker on a busy weekend of Premier League football, plus the FA Cup semi-finals to enjoy as well.
Fulham v Aston Villa begins the action at 12:30 BST, followed by two significant games involving relegation-threatened sides at 15:00 BST, as Tottenham travel to Wolves and West Ham host Everton. Liverpool are against Crystal Palace at the same time.
At 17:30 BST, Arsenal take on Newcastle with an eye on reclaiming top spot as they attempt to realign their bid for the league title.
And the weekend's first FA Cup semi-final sees last season's beaten finalists Manchester City play in-form Championship side Southampton at Wembley in a 17:15 BST kick-off.