The Blues secured passage to this stage at the Bridge last month when Millwall were seen off by a second-half Armando Broja strike in front of the Matthew Harding Stand, having harshly had a goal in the first half chalked off for a foul in the build-up.

Manchester United have made the semi-finals having beaten Lincoln City, Norwich, Leeds and most recently Wigan Athletic in the quarter-finals where they conceded their only goal in the competition to date.

The change in format of the competition this year sees the semi-final now become a single-tie fixture, with the winners earning a place in the final. If the score is level at 90 minutes, a period of 30 minutes extra-time will be played. If the scores remain level after that, penalties will be taken to determine the result.

Ticket sales information

Tuesday 10 March: Tickets are now on sale to season ticket holders and members, four tickets per person.

Ticket prices

Adults £5Juniors (under 20) £3Seniors (65 or over) £3Personal Assistants Free of Charge

Match dates and ticket on-sale dates are subject to change. Please check this website for the latest information.