Big two to meet in Cup semi

Manchester United and Arsenal were pitted against each other in today’s FA Cup semi-final draw.

Mon, 08 Mar, 2004 - 13:44

Manchester United and Arsenal were pitted against each other in today’s FA Cup semi-final draw.

Alex Ferguson’s side stand between the Gunners and a record fourth-consecutive FA Cup final, although the last time United reached the semi-finals – in 1999 – they were victorious against Arsenal.

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