The upcoming FA Cup quarter-finals present a unique opportunity as traditional heavyweights like Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea have already exited the tournament. Current holders, Manchester United, and other major clubs such as Manchester City are seen as unpredictable contenders. This situation opens the door for numerous lower-profile teams, including Crystal Palace, Fulham, and Aston Villa, to dream of Wembley success. The draw for the quarter-finals is set for March 2, 2025, at Old Trafford and will be aired live on BBC platforms, enhancing fan engagement through various viewing options.
This year's FA Cup looks very open indeed, with heavy hitters like Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea already out of the competition.
With big clubs remaining in the mix, many unfancied teams have genuine hopes of reaching Wembley, thus adding excitement to the tournament.
The FA Cup quarter-final draw will be held at Old Trafford, conducted by Dennis Irwin and Danny Murphy after the Manchester United vs. Fulham game.
Live coverage of the draw will be available on BBC One and through BBC Sport's online platforms.
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