Man City vs Burnley LIVE: FA Cup result, final score and reaction as Haaland’s hat-trick sends City through

6 mins: Vitinho breathes a sigh of relief after slipping on the turf deep inside his own half before he clears the ball. Phil Foden tries to nick it away from him but only manages to poke it out for a goal kick.

3 mins: That’s lovely play from Man City.

Riyad Mahrez is given the ball on the right wing and sends it inside to Kevin De Bruyne. De Bruyne’s first touch plays the ball back down the wing where Kyle Walker makes an overlapping run.

Walkers collects the ball and pulls it into the middle of the box towards Erling Haaland but Jordan Beyer beats him to the loose ball and hooks it clear.

Burnley get the match started and work the ball over to the inside let channel. Rodri is there to nod the ball back into midfield where a scramble sees the visitors come away with possession.

Here come the players.

Manchester City are the big favourites to go through to the semi-finals. Burnley will do there best to upset them. For Vincent Kompany he could use this game as a test to see how his team fares against a top Premier League club.

The Clarets should be promotion back to the top flight next year so they’ll need to be prepared for big games like this.

“I am extremely grateful for every moment I’ve been able to experience at Manchester City,” said Burnley manager Vincent Kompany.

“But I have to approach this game in the same way I approached every game at Manchester City, which is to do my job and live for that.”

Man City’s Riyad Mahrez has been involved in eight goals in his past seven FA Cup matches, scoring six and assisting two.

The Algerian has also been involved in eight goals in his last eight games against Burnley in all competitions (seven goals, one assist).

Manchester City have reached the semi-final of the FA Cup in five of their six seasons under Pep Guardiola, failing only in 2017/18.

They could become the third team to reach the last four of the competition in five consecutive seasons since the creation of the Football League, after Manchester United (1961/62 to 1965/66) and Arsenal (2000/01 to 2004/05).

Having lost their first FA Cup meeting with Burnley in January 1931, Manchester City have won each of their past four against the Clarets in the competition, most recently a 5-0 win in the fourth round in 2018/19.

Since his FA Cup debut in January 2019, no player has scored more (10) or been involved in more (15) goals in the competition than Manchester City’s Phil Foden.

Manchester City defender Kyle Walker will not face criminal charges after being questioned by police over an alleged incident in a Wilmslow bar.

Cheshire Constabulary last week began looking into the matter and Walker volunteered himself for questioning on Thursday, the same day he was included in the England squad by Gareth Southgate.

The issue was resolved with an out of court disposal and is now considered closed. An out of court disposal is described on the website of Cheshire’s police and crime commissioner John Dwyer as a mechanism “to deal with low-level crime and anti-social behaviour”.