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As Crystal Palace swept Aston Villa aside in their FA Cup semi-final, the Eagles produced three memorable Wembley moments.

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Forward says side believe they can win first major trophyRashford out for ‘some weeks’ after injury in training Eberechi Eze has insisted Crystal Palace have the belief they can win the club’s first major trophy after booking their place in the FA Cup final thanks to a comfortable 3-0 victory over Aston Villa. The England forward scored a brilliant opener before Ismaïla Sarr added two more goals in the second half to set up a meeting with either Manchester City or Nottingham Forest next month. It will be the third time in their history that Palace have played in the final, having been beaten on the previous two occasions in 1990 and 2016 by Manchester United. Continue reading...

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner jokes that he was fearful of getting a yellow card and being suspended for the FA Cup final after cutting short his celebration after the third goal in his side's 3-0 win over Aston Villa.

Palace have booked their place in the final of the 2024/25 FA Cup, and the scenes when the final whistle blew will live be savoured for some time.

BBC Sport's Micah Richards says Aston Villa dropped too deep against Crystal Palace's front three, allowing them to make the most of the "moments" that came their way in the FA Cup semi-final.

The Premier League’s middle class is burgeoning, and none more so than Palace who ruthlessly disposed of Aston Villa Which is the competition that exists in a state of permanent crisis again? As the Premier League drifts to a conclusion that has felt inevitable for several months, the FA Cup has started spewing out classic after classic, storyline after storyline, games in which the emotions are raw and the jeopardy real. Maybe the polarities have flipped once in the new economic environment and this has become the main event once again. You’d probably need a few more aspirational Championship sides to start taking the FA Cup more seriously before you made that argument too seriously but, equally, the Premier League’s middle-class is burgeoning. With the gulf to the second flight growing, they can afford to be a little less troubled by the prospect of relegation, while qualification for the Champions League remains a distant prospect. In the circumstances, the only viable goal for that tier of sides is to take the FA Cup seriously. Continue reading...

Player-of-the-match Eberechi Eze says Crystal Palace's FA Cup semi-final win over Aston Villa is "special" and they are not fearful of who they will face in the final.

Captain Marc Guéhi led with an assured display in defence as Crystal Palace produced a flawless performance to reach the 2025 FA Cup final.

Ebere Eze says Crystal Palace will be "100% confident" when they return to Wembley for the FA Cup final next month after a dominant 3-0 win over Aston Villa secured their place.

Ismaila Sarr scores his second of the game in stoppage time to put Crystal Palace 3-0 up against Aston Villa.