Confirmed Line for semifinals FA Cups like Rashford misses

Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are faced in the first semi -finals of the FA Cup on Saturday, and both clubs wanted to wait a long time to raise a famous trophy.

Villa last won the competition in 1957, until Palace never won a big trophy.

Unai Emery men hope to be able to bypass the extraordinary season in which Villa has reached the quarterfinals of the Champions League with trophy and qualifications to return to the European premiere competition next season.

They seem to face the uphill climb for the last ambition, and the villa will be without one of them in the second half of the season at Wembley.

News Aston Villa Team

The title of the villa is the absence of Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford, whose future is a lot of speculation in the midst of his extraordinary spell in Villa Park.

Villa has the possibility of £ 40m to become permanently permanently, but they will be without Rashford’s services for the biggest game of Villa, the season so far due to knocking.

Ollie Watkins occupies Rashford’s place in the initial XI as part of three changes from the side that are in Manchester City in Manchester City in the middle of the week.

Marco Asensio and John McGinn also enter the team instead of Amadou onan and Jacob Ramsey.

Aston Villa: Martinez; Gotovina, Cons, spider, raise; Tielemans, kamara; Rogers, Asensio, McGinn, Watkins

SUBS: Olsen, Mings, Matgue, Garcey, Bickley, Onena, Malley, Ramcey, Ramcey

Crystal Palace team news

Jean Philippe-Mateta was awarded for his stunning goal against Arsenal in the middle of the week while returning to the initial XI.

The Frenchman is joined by defender Chris Richards, who returns to the team after the suspension.

Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Richards, Lacroix, Guehi, Munoz, Wharton, Kamada, Mitchell, Sarr, Eze, Mateta

SUBS: Turner, Ward, Lerma, Nketiah, Clyne, Hughes, Esse, Chilwell, Devenny.