Coverage of the T20 match from Eden Gardens, Kolkata. Both sides will be looking to improve on their finishes last year, with the hosts ending up in eighth place and their visitors finishing a couple of places further up the table in sixth.

Coverage of the T20 match from MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai. The hosts had a disappointing season last year as they won just four of their 14 games and finished bottom of the table. The visitors finished top of the standings but eventually lost to Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the final by just six runs

Coverage of the T20 match from Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi. The hosts finished just one point and one place behind Mumbai in last year's table after ending the season on 15 points from their 14 games. The visitors won eight of their 14 matches to reach the play-offs but eventually lost in the second qualifier to finish the tournament in third place.

Coverage of the quarter-final tie from Etihad Stadium. The hosts are aiming to reach the final of this competition for the fourth consecutive year and are looking to win it for the first time since their treble-winning year in 2023. Their visitors are aiming to win the cup for a ninth time having last won the final in 2022 when they beat Chelsea on penalties. That victory was the Reds' first FA Cup trophy since 2006 when they also won on penalties against West Ham

Coverage of the T20 match from Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad. The hosts finished third in last year's table to reach the play-offs before they lost to fourth-place Mumbai Indians in the eliminator match. Their visitors struggled last season though as they finished in ninth place with just four wins from 14 matches.

Coverage of the quarter-final tie from Stamford Bridge. The League One side have beaten the likes of Fleetwood Town, Bristol Rovers, Bristol City and Sunderland in this year's competition to reach this stage. They beat Sunderland in the last round thanks to a 1-0 victory at home to set up this fixture. Chelsea made it through a tough encounter against Wrexham in the last round, eventually winning 4-2 after extra time.

Coverage of the quarter-final tie from St Mary's Stadium. The hosts last reached the final of this competition back in 2003 when they also took on the Gunners. That game ended 1-0 to Arsenal who won their ninth FA Cup title thanks to a first-half goal from Robert Pires. That was the London clubs third successive appearance in the final and their second victory in a row after a 2-0 win over Chelsea in 2002

Coverage of the T20 match from Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad. The visitors won this fixture last season thanks to a five-wicket victory at this venue. Sunrisers made 190-9 in their 20 overs thanks to Travis Head's 47 from 28 balls, but the Super Giants chased down their target with 23 balls to spare. Nicholas Pooran top-scored for Lucknow with 70 off just 26 balls

Coverage from the quarter-final tie from Meadow Park. The Gunners are aiming to reach their first final in this competition since 2021 when they lost 3-0 to Chelsea. They also lost to the Blues 3-1 three years before that and haven't won the FA Cup since a 1-0 victory since they beat their London rivals in 2016. Their visitors are aiming to reach the final for the first time in their history

Coverage of the T20 match from M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru. This meeting last year saw a thrilling conclusion to the game with the hosts sneaking to a two-run victory. Bengaluru hit 213-5 mainly thanks to Virat Kohli's 62 from just 33 balls to set the Super Kings a tough target. In reply Ayush Mahtre hit 94 from 48 for the visitors but it wasn't enough as they couldn't reach their target of 214 off the last ball.

Coverage of the quarter-final tie from The London Stadium, as both of these Premier League strugglers go head to head for a semi-final place. These two sides last met back in October when Leeds scored two goals inside the opening 15 minutes to earn a 2-1 victory. Brenden Aaronson and Joe Rodon scored early on before Mateus Fernandes' 90th-minute finish gave the Hammers a consolation goal

Coverage of the T20 match from Eden Gardens, Kolkata. These two sides met just the once last season at a low-scoring game in Mullanpur, Punjab. The Kings looked to have made an under-par total after they were bowled out for just 111 inside 16 overs but they fought back and bowled out Kolkata for just 65 to win the game by 16 runs

Coverage of the T20 match from Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati. Mumbai came away from this fixture with a memorable 100-run victory thanks to a brilliant overall performance. They made 217-2 in their 20 overs with Ryan Rickelton top-scoring with 61 from 38 balls before they blew the Royals away and bowled them out for just 117, with England's Jofra Archer providing the only bit of resistance with 30 from 27 balls

Coverage of the T20 match from Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi. The Titans performed brilliantly in this fixture last season as they came away from Delhi with an incredible 10-wicket victory. The Capitals thought they had made a strong total thanks to their 119-3 batting first with KL Rahul hitting an unbeaten 112 from just 65 balls. But the Titans blew the home side's bowling away as they reached 205-0 with a full over to spare to take the points

Coverage from the quarter-final first-leg tie from Parc des Princes. The hosts and current champions progressed through the round-of-16 stages thanks to an 8-2 hammering of Chelsea across the two legs. Liverpool didn't have it quite as easy across the two legs, however they did produce an impressive performance in the second match, winning 4-0 at Anfield to win 4-1 on aggregate

Coverage of Kolkata Knight Riders v Lucknow Super Giants the T20 match at Eden Gardens.

Coverage of Bologna v Aston Villa from the quarter-final first-leg tie from Stadio Renato Dall'Ara.

Coverage of FC Porto v Nottingham Forest from the quarter-final first-leg tie from Estádio do Dragão.

Coverage of Crystal Palace v Fiorentina from the quarter-final first-leg tie from Selhurst Park.