The TV broadcast selections have been made for the FA Cup semi-finals, with four teams a win away from a return trip to Wembley Stadium in the 2025/26 competition.
All of the ties are being shown live, including an all-Premier League meeting between Chelsea and Leeds United.
Six-time champions Manchester City face Championship promotion hopefuls Southampton, who ousted top-flight leaders Arsenal at home in the quarter-finals.
101GreatGoals.com has the full 2025/26 FA Cup semi-final TV schedule, including how to stream each game and kick-off times.
FA Cup semi final fixtures 2025/26: Schedule, kick-off times, channel
Here’s how the fixtures look, with kick-off times BST.
| Date | Fixture | Time | Channel |
| Saturday, April 25 2026 | Man City vs Southampton | 17:15 | TNT Sports 1, BBC One |
| Sunday, April 26 | Chelsea vs Leeds | 15:00 | TNT Sports 1 |
Where to watch the FA Cup semi finals: TV, online live stream
In the UK, fans can stream the action via the BBC Sport website and BBC iPlayer app. Matches on TNT Sports and HBO Max can be streamed through the HBO Max app.
TNT Sports subscriptions start at £30.99 including Eurosport and entertainment. Both apps are available on a vast range of devices including smart TVs and gaming consoles.
When is the FA Cup final 2026?
The final takes place at Wembley on Saturday, May 16.
FA Cup prize money: How much do semi final winners get?
The winners of each tie earn £1.06 million. The losers receive £530,000.
Analysis: Who will win the 2025/26 FA Cup?
Manchester City are odds-on with bookmakers after the Cityzens hammered Liverpool 4-0 at home to extend their own record by reaching the semi-finals for an eighth successive season.
City thrashed third-tier Exeter City 10-1 at home in the third round and fourth-tier visitors Salford City 2-0 in the fourth round, then came from behind to win 3-1 at Newcastle.
Pep Guardiola’s side could win both major domestic cup competitions, having prevailed in the EFL Cup final against Arsenal on March 22 when Nico O’Reilly scored two headers inside five second-half minutes.
Chelsea are the most successful team in the history of the competition still involved this time, triumphing eight times.
The second-favourites were highly impressive in their initial two away ties under new manager Liam Rosenior, beating Championship opponents Charlton Athletic 5-1 in the Englishman’s first game in charge and hammering one of his former clubs, Hull City, 4-0 in the fourth round.
The Blues then fell behind twice at Championship club Wrexham and recovered to win 4-2 after extra time before a far easier contest against Vale, winning 7-0.
Third-favourites Leeds’ route to the final four has included wins on penalties at Championship club Birmingham City and top-flight rivals West Ham.
Promotion winners last season, the Whites beat Chelsea 3-1 at home in December and drew 2-2 at Stamford Bridge in February.
Southampton are the outsiders and may take encouragement from Crystal Palace’s underdog win over City in last season’s final.
Saints were on a remarkable run when the selections were announced, going 16 matches unbeaten in all competitions and winning 13 times along the way.
