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This weekend's semi-final dates at Wembley Stadium will be the first to use a Nike match-ball. As part of Nike's new partnership with the FA, the company will supply match balls for every FA Cup game, replacing former sponsors Umbro. Kicking off the new deal, this weekend will see Manchester City, Chelsea, Milwall and Wigan each play with the Nike Maxim.

We love a weekend competition, and with the romance of the FA Cup returning we're going to give-away a pair of adidas Predator LZ football boots if there's another big giant-killing... All you need to do is follow us on Twitter and RT the tweet

A six-strong shortlist of some of the UK’s biggest music acts will battle it out to produce the soundtrack to the world’s oldest domestic football competition, with the decision in the hands of the British public. The FA is launching a ‘Battle of the Bands’ style initiative to find an official FA Cup Anthem for this season’s competition.

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Every major cup final is now met with the launch of a special edition match-ball. From the World Cup final to the FA Cup final, each football that takes centre stage has been re-dressed in a way fitting of the occasion. Umbro have today unveiled their new look Umbro Neo 2 Pro match ball that will travel to Wembley Stadium on May 5th.

With a derby-fuelled FA Cup semi-final weekend upon us, we can bring you closer than ever to football's most famous and greatest domestic cup trophy. The FA Cup is special. Magical moments from the Stanley Mathews final to Bob Stokoe's famous jig, the FA Cup's rich history is second to none.

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Thierry Henry gave a 20 minute cameo master-class on his second debut for Arsenal, scoring a dramatic winner against a resistant Leeds. It was the stuff of dreams after the French forward, on his first appearance for Arsenal in almost five years, broke the Leeds deadlock with a composed strike taking his tally to 227 goals for the club.

As attention this week turns to the FA Cup, we take a close-up look at the high-visibility Neo by Umbro: the football made to be seen and not saved! Engineered for unrivalled accuracy and true flight, in this hi-vis design it's a ball you can't miss...

The second part of our behind-the-scenes at the FA Mars 'Just Play' Wembley event, takes in all the reaction from why everyone was really there, to play football on the World famous pitch.