With defending champions Manchester United out, the tournament will crown a new winner in 2025.
The FA Cup, being one of the oldest competitions, has never failed to deliver drama and upsets over the years. With the international break over and club-level games resuming, the FA Cup quarterfinals will commence from today.
After some impressive performances from underdogs, the FA Cup trophy is up for grabs this year. With defending champions Manchester United out, the tournament will crown a new winner in 2025.
There are plenty of intriguing matchups in this season’s quarterfinals. With Preston North End hosting Aston Villa, the Championship club is aiming for its first FA Cup final since 1954. Meanwhile, Nottingham Forest emerges as a real contender amid their dream season.
Manchester City is the only remaining club to have won the FA Cup in the last decade. With clubs like Fulham and Crystal Palace still seeking their first-ever FA Cup title and Preston and Brighton aiming to end decades-long droughts, the final eight matchups are nicely poised this year.
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Here is the schedule for the FA Cup Quarterfinals set to be played on March 29:
| Match | Venue | Kick-off Time (ET) |
| Fulham vs. Crystal Palace | Craven Cottage, London | 8:15 AM, March 29 |
| Brighton & Hove Albion vs. Nottingham Forest | Amex Stadium, Brighton | 1:15 PM, March 29 |
Crystal Palace will host Fulham in the first clash of the FA Cup Quarterfinals. The game will kick off at 8:15 AM ET on March 29 at the Craven Cottage Stadium in London.
The FA Cup clash between Fulham and Crystal Palace will be broadcast on ESPN Network.
Nottingham Forest will face Brighton Hove & Albion on Saturday, March 29. The game will kick off at 1:15 PM ET at the Amex Stadium, Brighton.
The FA Cup clash between Brighton & Hove Albion vs Nottingham Forest will be broadcast on ESPN Network.
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