Semi-Final 1

The 2027 FA Cup Semi-Finals are expected to take place at Wembley Stadium across Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 April, with the individual match dates and UK kick-off times to be confirmed after the quarter-finals. Four clubs will travel to London for two one-match semi-finals, with the winners returning to Wembley for the FA Cup Final on Saturday 22 May 2027. The semi-final draw will determine the two fixtures and is normally conducted after the quarter-final stage, with each tie played at a neutral venue. If either match is level after 90 minutes, extra time and a penalty shootout can be used to decide which club reaches the final. The FA Cup Semi-Finals regularly produce some of the competition’s most dramatic occasions, combining a major Wembley appearance with the opportunity to move within one victory of lifting the trophy. Ticket demand will depend heavily on the four participating clubs, their recent Wembley appearances and the size of their supporter bases. Standard tickets are generally divided between the competing teams in each semi-final and sold through the clubs according to their individual eligibility criteria, which may include season-ticket status, loyalty points or previous attendance. Official Wembley hospitality may be available separately before the semi-finalists are confirmed. Supporters should not assume that a ticket for one match provides admission to both semi-finals, as they are separate events with individual ticketing arrangements. This guide will be updated following the quarter-finals with the confirmed fixtures, dates, UK kick-off times, club allocations, official purchasing options and travel information for Wembley.