Manchester City advanced to the semi-finals of the English Cup after 1: 4 over Southampton
Sterling (12), De Brauna (62 on penalties), Poden (75) and Rhymes (78) closed out an easy trip for the champion.
Palace also went up after 0: 4 over Everton
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20/03/2022
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English Cup Summary: Southampton - Manchester City 4: 1 (Sport 1)
After Chelsea secured their place in the English Cup semi-final with 0: 2 over Middlesbrough, today (Sunday) the list of the four teams that will reach the games at Wembley with the remaining three quarter-final matches will be completed.
Crystal Palace qualified for the semi-finals after a convincing 0: 4 at home over Everton, while Manchester City defeated Southampton 1: 4 away on the way to the Big Four as well.
Liverpool (20:00 in Sport1) will meet Nottingham Forest in the sub-league away and will finally close the four teams that will be at Wembley.
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The champion traveled to the semifinals.
City players celebrate with a rhyme (Photo: GettyImages, Mike Hewitt)
Southampton - Manchester City 4: 1
The champion and Premier League leader returned to score after two 0-0 results in the Champions League and in the league, and kept the possibility of winning a treble open.
Raheem Sterling gave the Citizens the lead in the 12th minute, but an own goal by Americ Laporta set up a 1-1 draw.
The guest got a penalty that Kevin de Bruyne sent in (62) when the two substitutes who came in a minute later, Riyad Mahraz and Phil Fuden were honored with two more goals and closed out an interest.
The Englishman did so in the 45th minute, while the Algerian signed three minutes later from Ilkay Gunduan’s cooking.
Watch Crystal Palace's big win over Everton
Crystal Palace's 0-4 win over Everton in the FA Cup quarter-final (Sport 1)
Celebration in red - blue.
Crystal Palace players (Photo: Reuters)
Crystal Palace - Everton 0: 4
The Londoners return to semi-finals for the first time since losing to Manchester United in the 2016 final, Frank Lampard and the Topies will focus until the end of the season on the struggles for survival.
The Liverpool guest tried to generate positive momentum after beating Newcastle, but for the second time this season suffered at least a three-pointer at Selhurst Park.
Mark Guhawi, who was called up to the England squad for the first time in his career last week, slammed into the net for Jordan Pickford in the 25th minute, Jean-Philippe Matta Dyke with a close-range kick four minutes into the break.
In the 79th minute Michael Ulysses sent an archery kick to the crossbar, the alert Wilfried Zaha responded first and kicked the rebound to the net.
The play was completed by substitute Will Hughes, who scored in the 88th minute after just four minutes on the field.
Patrick Vieira celebrated his seventh straight game without a loss en route to one of the greatest achievements of his coaching career
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