FA Cup quarter-final fixtures: Which games are on TV this week and how to watch them

Six Premier League sides and two Championship clubs remain in the competition

Saturday 19 March 2022 06:22 EDT

The FA Cup draw will be on Sunday (Getty Images)

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The FA Cup is back the weekend for the quarter-finals, with a place in the Wembley semis at stake.

Six Premier League sides and two Championship clubs remain in the competition, which will see one quarter-final on Saturday and the other three take place on Sunday.

The reigning champions, Leicester City, are already out of the competition but there are still plenty of top-flight heavyweights as well two second-tier side chasing a spot in the Championship play-offs.

European champions Chelsea take on Middlesbrough at the Riverside, Premier League champions Manchester City visit Southampton, title contenders Liverpool travel to Nottingham Forest, and Crystal Palace host Everton.