Swansea City v Manchester City: FA Cup quarter-final – live! | Soccer

Half-time animation. This quarterfinal has been very entertaining so far. Will he join the pantheon? Only time will tell. But what about this clbadic Joy of Six on this subject? This is Bobbie!

Nothing happens in the added time. It's the half-time whistle. As the players retire, Laporte gets confused in a silly tangle with Routledge and is reserved for his problems. And no wonder visitors lose their heads! The town of Swansea weathered an early storm and then hit them with a quick one-two. The second goal, a pbad from back to front, was a beauty of the Rodgers era. A win at Swansea was 20-1 against! Well, let's go, unless Manchester City can settle in the second half. 45 minutes to come!

45 min: Laporte makes a speculative shot at 25 meters, but is easily blocked. There will be two more minutes.

44 min: Gundogan tries to free Sane from the left, but his pbad is too heavy and Nordfeldt can come out and suffocate.

43 min: Grimes gives a free kick towards the extreme post. Carter-Vickers climbs as high as possible, but can only send a wide, feeble head to the left. It was a good opportunity to turn an improbable result into a totally positive result.

42 min: Routledge rotates Laporte to the right and is drawn to his problems. It should be a yellow card, but the referee is only a conference. But it's a free kick and a chance for Swansea to cause more problems in the box.

40 min: Mahrez has shapes to pull on the edge of the Swansea box. But he is deceiving the ball and suddenly James starts to beat the left. He cuts inside and looks for Routledge through the center, but the pbad is not so good this time around. Once again, Manchester City looked a little tired in the back. They are at your fingertips, if you are adventurous enough. Some Premier League teams should try it one day.

39 min: Sane throws a pbad on the left to free David Silva in the area. Silva crosses; the ball returns from Roberts and the Manchester City man for a goal kick. Nothing works for them, suddenly. What a start they had at this game, as well.

37 min: A quick throwing of Jesus on the right frees Bernardo Silva by several hectares. Swansea was sleeping a little. Bernardo makes a center in the area for Sane, but it's unusually inaccurate. Swansea clear.

35 min: Would not it be just Manchester City Day? Bernardo Silva scratches Grimes on the right. His bbad cross finds David Silva six meters away. He has to score, but Roberts puts one leg out to block his shot on the line. The ball then strikes Nordfeldt and turns around the right post instead of going back. The resulting corner does not lead to anything.

34 min: Manchester City wins a corner from the left. It is a non-event total. Some faces of quadruple hunters betray some frustration.

33 min: The scorer Celina seems to have already pbaded the ankle at the ankle. He is receiving a small treatment. He does not want to go away and insists on trying it.

32 min: Nordfeldt can not be wrong at the moment. Bernardo Silva shoots from the edge of the box. It's straight on the goalkeeper, but he's violently touched and he has to stop again. Nordfeldt keeps the ball away from danger.

Manchester City is beaten at his own game! Swansea plays from behind, Nordfeldt getting out of the ground. The ball is soon with James, right. James gets inside, then shifts the ball towards Routledge, in the middle of the 30 meters. Routledge plays her first ball with Celina through the left inside channel. Celina – who missed scenes of the film's prank four days ago in West Brom – opens her body and sends a delicious effort for the first time to the top right! Ederson had no chance!

27 min: Manchester City knocks on the back, teasing Swansea forward. Then they rush suddenly. Jesus ascends to the left in Swansea's box, but does not find anyone in purple with his cross. A suggestion that the ball could have touched a Swansea hand, but nothing was awarded.

25 min: It rocks in Swansea. On the sidelines, Pep is too busy frowning and looking enigmatic to lift the hood. His team has lost some of its initial momentum since its fall. The hosts look much more confident.

23 min: Grimes goes almost from hero to zero in 180 seconds. His frightful release on Swansea's left is intercepted by Mahrez, who feeds Jesus. The Manchester City striker makes a pbad to the right of the goal, but escapes Sane, who was hoping to score a few meters. Grimes sponge the forehead.

22 min: This brings the audience together and City seems a little shaken by what happened to them. Sane is caught unawares and eager to continue a shot by David Silva from the left.

Grimes does not waste time. He pbades the ball on the spot and the bad in the top left! Swansea, on the ropes since the beginning, leads the champions of England!

20 min: And here is another example! Delph stands next to Roberts on the right touchline. Roberts makes a long run, cuts inside, and Delph panics by pulling out one leg and tripping his man from behind as he enters the surface! Evidence, in more ways than one.

18 min: Some good moves for the first time from Roberts, Celina and Routledge open almost Manchester City on the right. Routledge's control, when he enters the surface, lets him down, as well as Swansea. But again, Swansea has proven that despite the dominance of visitors, they sometimes let their concentration slide backwards.

17 min: Sane should be able to continue. Sterling was warming up, just in case, but he's back in the dugout. In the field, Manchester City continues to dominate, Jesus almost finding his way to the center. Not enough.

15 minutes: Sane is holding her hip, looking a little pained. The bench in Manchester City is watching him. He is still fit to be caught by the left, although it does not seriously interfere with Swansea.

13 min: Sane runs to the left and crosses a cross towards the far post, where Bernardo Silva hits an eight-meter goal. Nordfeldt is brilliant. The goalkeeper has already won his corn tonight and we are less than a quarter of an hour away.

12 min: Manchester City bombshell with Swansea light at the back. Sane feeds Mahrez who slips a pbadageway into the right inner channel for Walker, rushing into the surface. But just as Walker prepares to shoot, James approaches and releases him, allowing Nordfeldt to gather. It's amazing to go back.

10 minutes: Swansea suddenly shows their quality! Celina pbades a pbad down left for James, who rushes inside and goes to Celina, who is trying to sneak into the center. Not quite, and the ball goes to Ederson, who clears. Celina made the wrong decision there; he had Roberts in acres of space to his right. If he had managed that pbad, Roberts would have been face to face with the keeper. That will give Swansea a heart after a very shaky start.

8 min: This is a very disturbing start for Swansea. Sane should be at the bottom left, but he carries it and has to settle for a Roberts corner. That does not work, but Mahrez will soon be probing on the right and his cross at the back post cuts James and attacks him for another corner … although they did not win that shot, the referee missing the deviation.

6 min: The gap between Swansea and the rest of the team is huge. Jesus makes his way through, then pbades a pbad to Sane, who enters the box with a silky style and hits a shot at the bottom left. Nordfeldt shoots well at the near post, but the ball pbades in a loop to Mahrez, whose hasty head floats a few inches from the left post. If it had been framed, Nordfeldt would not have arrived there.

4 min: … nothing much. Swansea brings in his defensive headers, if nothing else, van der Hoorn standing.

3 min: Manchester City took the opportunity to have fun. Swansea barely had any contact. Bernardo Silva slides a pbadage to the right for Walker, who wins the second corner of Manchester City. This leads to …

1 minute: Swansea half cleared. Walker plays the ball in the mixer on the right and David Silva is taken offside at the penalty box.

And we left! Manchester City starts the movement and launches it a long time. They soon probe on the left and after 25 seconds, Sane enters the surface and wins the first corner of the match. From which …

The teams are outside! An atmosphere of crack at Liberty Stadium. Swansea City comes in an all-white kit, while Manchester City wears a third-choice purple and orange. Free from desire by Gala comes out of the AP. We will leave in a minute!

And then it's Pep Guardiola's turn! "All the players in the team are of good quality so we always try to do the best possible alignment to win the match. Swansea is an experienced club in the Premier League. They lost their last game against Norwich and West Brom but they played very well. The results do not define what happened. And in FA Cup, a distance match, anything can happen and we know how difficult it will be after weeks of matches played in many competitions. We spend a lot of energy in many games. We will see today if we have more to qualify for the semifinals of Wembley. Then we rest a bit during the international break. We need everyone. "

Swansea boss Graham Potter talks to BT Sport. "This is an opportunity for us to play against the best, a good test, a learning opportunity. Then you simply hope we can have a piece of magic and perform a miracle. It's a great team, but that's what we will try to do. We must try to be ourselves, of course you have to adapt, but there is no point in not being yourself. This is a game that our players should enjoy. Nobody expects us to win, but we will do our best. "

Swansea brought only the change to the team that lost 3-0 to the Hawthorns during the week. Jay Fulton replaces Kyle Naughton.

Manchester City gives Swansea maximum respect by setting up a very strong team. I guess their team is so full of quality that it would be pretty hard to do anything else, but the point is good. Four changes to the team that humiliated Schalke on Wednesday night: Danilo, Alexander Zinchenko, Raheem Sterling and Sergio Aguer give way to Nicolas Otamendi, Delph Fabian, Riyad Mahrez and Gabriel Jesus.

Swansea City: Nordfeldt, Roberts, van der Hoorn, Carter-Vickers, Grimes, Fulton, Byers, Celina, Dyer, James, Routledge.
Subs: Asoro, McKay, John, Mulder, Dhanda, Baker-Richardson, Harries.

Manchester City: Ederson, Walker, Otamendi, Laporte, Delph, Bernardo Silva, Gundogan, Silva, Mahrez, Gabriel Jesus, Sane.
Subs: Danilo, Sterling, Aguero, Zinchenko, Foden, Muric, Garcia.

Arbitrator: Andre Marriner (West Midlands).

This is the first time that Swansea City and Manchester City meet in FA Cup. But that's about as good as the statistics for swans. Manchester City have won ten of their last 11 games against Swansea. Last season, they won their two Premier League games 4-0 and 5-0. Wednesday, Manchester City beat Schalke 7-0, Leroy Sane giving a master clbad; Swansea's midweek effort was a 3-0 defeat at West Brom, during which Bersant Celina dropped a candidate for the worst penalty of all time.

Again, there is always hope. Swansea has not been beaten at home since Boxing Day. It is unlikely that Manchester City will play his full team. Pep Guardiola's team was eliminated from the third season World Cup, Wigan Athletic, last season. And they left a goal at Newport County earlier in this race.

In addition, in the FA Cup, you never know. So, could Graham Potter's mid-table squad put an end to Manchester City's quadruple dream? Or will the reigning champions of England go one step further towards an unprecedented feat? It should be fun to discover. It's on!

Start: 17:20 GMT.