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Championship Club Southampton Knock Arsenal Out of English FA Cup

Philips Sunday by Philips Sunday
April 5, 2026
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BREAKING: Championship Club Southampton Knock Arsenal Out of English FA Cup
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Championship club Southampton has knocked Arsenal out of the English FA Cup.

Philips News reports that three of the four Emirates FA Cup quarter-finals were played in England, despite the English Premier League taking a weekend break.

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This newspaper understands that the first big side to take to the pitch was Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City, who cruised to victory against Liverpool in Saturday’s big match: a 4-0 win, with a hat-trick from Haaland and a goal from Semenyo. Chelsea scored seven goals against Port Vale – bottom of League One, the third tier – with manager Rosenior rotating his squad, seeing seven different players find the net: Hato broke the deadlock after just two minutes, followed by Joao Pedro, and three minutes before half-time, Lawrence-Gabriel scored an own goal. In the second half, goals came from Adarabioyo, Andrey Santos, Estevao, and Garnacho.

PhilipsNews reports that surprise came in today’s final match, with Southampton – currently seventh in the Championship (second tier) and outside the play-off places – knocking Arteta’s Arsenal, top of the Premier League, out of the competition: a 2-1 win for the home side, who had broken the deadlock through a goal from Scottish striker Ross Stewart, Gyokeres, who came on as a substitute, had equalised for the Gunners with just over twenty minutes remaining, but in the final five minutes, a goal from midfielder Shea Charles – born in 2003 and a product of Manchester City’s youth academy – saw Arsenal suffer a surprise elimination.

Meanwhile, the last English FA Cup quarter-final game will see West Ham take on Leeds United on Sunday, April 5

Three teams have qualified for the semi-finals of the FA Cup following Saturday’s matches. They are Manchester City, Chelsea, and Southampton.

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