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BBC Sport | Football | FA Cup | World Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·FA reveals Cup semi-finals dates The FA unveils the details of the FA Cup semi-finals at Wembley, as Tottenham gear up to face Fulham in a sixth-round replay. ·Pompey must appeal for Cup money Portsmouth must make a special representation to the Football Association in order to be paid their winnings for reaching the FA Cup semi-final, BBC Sport understands. ·Celebration was for fans - Terry John Terry says his goal celebration in the FA Cup win over Stoke was to thank Chelsea fans for supporting him during a turbulent few weeks. ·Villa comeback knocks out Reading John Carew scores a hat-trick as Aston Villa mount a superb second-half comeback to overcome Reading and reach the semi-finals of the FA Cup. ·Chelsea 2-0 Stoke John Terry will grab the headlines for all the right reasons after scoring Chelsea's second goal to help them sink Stoke and reach the FA Cup semi-finals. ·Huth proud after captaincy honour Robert Huth says it was a proud moment to captain Stoke City in their FA Cup quarter-final defeat against his former club Chelsea. ·Chelsea to face Villa in FA Cup FA Cup holders Chelsea will play Aston Villa in the semi-finals andPortsmouth will face either Tottenham or Fulham. ·Sunday football as it happened Chelsea beat Stoke to join Portsmouth, Aston Villa and Fulham/Spurs in the draw for the FA Cup semi-finals, while Everton thrash Hull 5-1 in the Premier League. ·Portsmouth 2-0 Birmingham Two goals from Frederic Piquionne help struggling Portsmouth beat Birmingham and reach the FA Cup semi-finals. ·Saturday football as it happened Man Utd go top of the Premier League with a 1-0 win at Wolves as Arsenal and Bolton also win, while Portsmouth reach the FA Cup semi-finals but Fulham and Spurs go to a replay.

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