How to watch remaining women's FA Cup quarter-finals live on TNT Sports and HBO Max - Who is playing? When are the matches?

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The FA Cup is really getting exciting now, with the quarter-finals of the men's already decided, but there are still more games taking place on Monday in the women's tournament - live on TNT Sports and HBO Max. Holders Chelsea host Tottenham Hotspur before Manchester City visit WSL 2 side Birmingham City. Here is a guide to the teams involved, when the games are being played and how you can watch.

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We're properly into the business end of the FA Cup now. And all eight quarter-final ties from the men's and women's competitions will be live on TNT Sports and HBO Max over the Easter weekend.

We now know the draw for the semi-finals of the men's competition after Manchester City were paired with Southampton, while Leeds United will take on Chelsea later this month.

In the women's draw, Brighton & Hove Albion knocked out Arsenal to bring to an end The Gunners' hopes of a first Women's FA Cup success in a decade.

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On Monday, holders Chelsea will host Tottenham Hotspur in what promises to be a fiercely contested London derby.

Here's a guide to the remaining matches and how you can watch.

What happened in the men's quarter-finals?

Manchester City thrashed Liverpool 4-0 at the Etihad Stadium to set up another trip to Wembley, and they will be heavy favourites to now overcome Southampton despite the Championship side's stunning 2-1 victory over Arsenal at St Mary's later on Saturday.

Sandwiched in between, Chelsea breezed to a 7-0 triumph over Port Vale with the tone set inside the opening 63 seconds when the deadlock was broken at Stamford Bridge.

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On Sunday, Leeds booked their place in the final four for the first time in 39 years as they held their nerve on penalties to prevail against a West Ham side that scored twice in stoppage-time to cancel out their two-goal lead.

Following the draw for the semi-finals, TNT Sports' Joe Cole said: "[Chelsea v Leeds] is a spicy tie. It's very historic. It's got to be the longest distance for a rivalry.

"It goes back to what probably was the dirtiest game in FA Cup history, the 1970 Cup final. The Leeds fans who are leaving this stadium will be buzzing thinking they're coming back to London to face their old rivals.

"You've got to give credit to Southampton for what they've done [beating Fulham and Arsenal in the past two rounds]. Now, they've got to go and beat Manchester City, so it's like another final for them."

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What happened in the women's quarter-finals?

On Sunday, Arsenal suffered a shock exit from the Women's FA Cup quarter-finals for the second consecutive season, as Brighton pulled off a stunning upset against the 14-time cup winners at Borehamwood.

Madison Haley and Caitlin Hayes were both on target as The Seagulls progressed.

Meanwhile, WSL 2 leaders Charlton Athletic were unable to pull off a giant-killing when they entertained Liverpool as 18-year-old Zara Shaw celebrated her return from injury with an extra-time winner.

Highlights: Brighton stage FA Cup upset to knock out Arsenal and reach semi-finals

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Women's quarter-final schedule and how to watch

The remaining two Women's FA Cup quarter-finals will be live on TNT Sports and streamed on HBO Max.

Chelsea against Tottenham Hotspur is a clash of the teams currently in second and fifth place respectively in the WSL.

Chelsea have dominated this competition in recent seasons, and are defending it once more following their victory over Manchester United at Wembley last May.