Barnsley to meet Cardiff; Portsmouth play West Brom in FA Cup semis

In the draw made Monday, Portsmouth, the only Premier League side left in contention, come up against Championship side West Bromwich Albion.

 The semi-finals will take place at Wembley Stadium on April 5 and 6.

 A weekend of shock quarter-final results saw cup exits for both of last season's finalists, Chelsea and Manchester United.

 It is 100 years since the semi-finals have only featured one top-flight side.

 Portsmouth, who defeated Manchester United 1-0 Saturday, have not won the FA Cup since 1939, but they were semi-finalists in 1992 when Liverpool beat them on penalties.

 In the weekend ties, Barnsley knocked out Chelsea 1-0, Cardiff beat top-flight side Middlesbrough, while West Brom defeated Bristol Rovers 5-1.

 Welsh club Cardiff last lifted the trophy in 1927, the only time it has left England, and Barnsley have not done so since 1912. West Brom are five-time winners, most recently in 1968.

 If any team other than Portsmouth lifts the trophy, it will be the first time since West Ham beat Arsenal 1-0 in 1980 that a team outside the top flight has won the competition.