Manchester United return to Wembley Stadium this weekend for the first time since lifting the Carabao Cup final in late February.
Newcastle United were the opposition then, but now fellow Premier League rivals Brighton and Hove Albion will be out to prevent Erik ten Hag's team from reaching another domestic cup final during the Dutchman's debut season as manager. For United, there is also the added element of responding after exiting the Europa League during midweek at the hands of Sevilla.
Brighton were not in action during midweek and have instead had an entire week to prepare for their second FA Cup semi-final in the past five seasons. Manchester City knocked them out the last time they reached the final four. United will hope to replicate their neighbours' result and earn a spot in the showpiece. Here's how you can follow the action.
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When is kick-off?
Kick-off on Sunday afternoon is at 4:30pm BST (11:30am ET).
Where can I watch in the UK?
The BBC are airing the match on BBC One across England, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Viewers in Wales will be able to watch on BBC Two initially, with coverage continuing on BBC One for the start of the second half following the conclusion of France vs Wales in the Women's Six Nations. All coverage begins at 4pm. BBC iPlayer will be showing all of the action across the United Kingdom. Coverage will also be available to stream on the BBC Sport website.
How can I watch in the US?
ESPN+ are streaming the match across the United States on Sunday. Coverage starts at 11am on their streaming service.
Early team news
Anthony Martial is an injury doubt for Ten Hag's team after limping off against Sevilla, with Luke Shaw also appearing to pick up an injury but played the full 90 minutes in Spain. Scott McTominay is another doubt after missing the midweek match. Raphael Varane remains out alongside long-term absentees Alejandro Garnacho, Donny van de Beek, Lisandro Martinez, Phil Jones and Tom Heaton.
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