It's FA Cup Semi-Final weekend, and you can get VIP tickets for Manchester City vs Southampton at Wembley for as little as £99
Manchester City have lost the last two FA Cup finals, but can the Championship high-flyers Southampton stop City from even getting to the final? You can be at Wembley this weekend in the hospitality section for as little as £99 with Seat Unique
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The dust has settled on another drama-filled Premier League weekend that saw Manchester City defeat title rivals Arsenal. It meant City closed the gap to just three points, and with a game in hand (playing tonight against relegated Burnley), it could see Pep's men top of the tree by the time their attention turns to the FA Cup Semi-Final this weekend at Wembley against Southampton.
If you'd like to be at either of the semi-finals, it's not too late to get tickets to see what is sure to be exciting matches. At Seat Unique, you can still grab official VIP FA Cup packages, including access to Wembley's newest premium area – the Taphouse Social, and there are still tickets available for both sets of fans.
Buy a VIP package for Man City vs Southampton from £99 with Seat Unique.
Buy a VIP package for Chelsea vs Leeds United from £499 with Seat Unique.
VIP FA Cup tickets are still available for Manchester City vs Southampton
Taphouse Social Southampton End – £99
The best Seat Unique pricing for Southampton fans is in the Taphouse Social, which is Wembley's newest premium area, located on Level Two. As well as VIP padded seats offering fantastic views of the match, you have access to the exclusive bar and food outlets within Taphouse Social 2.5 hours before kick-off, and you can enjoy relaxed seating within the bar area, and soak up the atmosphere, making it a truly thrilling once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Southampton fans.
Taphouse Social City End – £185
The best Seat Unique pricing for City fans is also in the Taphouse Social, but it's costing almost double the price for the same package. You get padded seats offering fantastic views of the match, you have access to the exclusive bar and food outlets within Taphouse Social 2.5 hours before kick-off, and you can enjoy relaxed seating within the bar area.
These VIP FA Cup tickets are segregated and available for both sets of fans, although the City fans have to pay £185 for the same package.
The Taphouse Social is Wembley's newest premium area, located on Level Two, and includes VIP padded seats offering fantastic views of the match. You have access to the exclusive bar and food outlets within Taphouse Social 2.5 hours before kick-off, and you can enjoy relaxed seating within the bar area, and soak up the atmosphere, making it a truly thrilling FA Cup experience.
Kick-off is scheduled for 5.30 pm on Saturday, when Manchester City could make it four FA Cup finals in a row, and ease the pain of the last two final defeats, having lost to Crystal Palace and Manchester United in the last two seasons' finals.
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Like City, high-flying Southampton are also battling on two fronts, with promotion to the riches of the Premier League very much still a possibility for Tonda Eckert's team.
Shea Charles’ late winner sent Southampton into the FA Cup semi-finals at the expense of Arsenal, as the Gunners dreams of a unique quadruple crumbled with the Championship side stunning the Premier League leaders at St Mary’s.
Sporting a commemorative yellow kit to mark the 50th anniversary of their FA Cup triumph, Saints channelled the spirit of their 1976 heroes to knock out the 14-time winners.
Southampton haven't graced an FA Cup final since that 1976 victory when a single goal from Bobby Stokes was enough for Southampton to lift the trophy against Manchester United and deliver one of the biggest shocks in the history of the FA Cup final.
It's the only major trophy the club has lifted, and with one eye on the Premier League and City being the overwhelming favourites, it could be as far as the Saints go in what has been a remarkable season for the south coast team.
Last-minute FA Cup Chelsea vs Leeds tickets
The second FA Cup Semi-Final takes place at Wembley on Sunday between Chelsea and Leeds United. The prices for this all Premier League clash start at a staggering £499, and again is the exact same package that Southampton fans can get for just £99.
For anyone wishing to break the bank for that match, the details are below, but numbers are limited, so best act fast.
Chelsea vs Leeds United FA Cup Tickets – from £499
The best Seat Unique pricing for Chelsea and Leeds fans is also in the Taphouse Social, but it starts at £499, which is, in my opinion, unfair in comparison to the £99 tickets on offer for Southampton. You get the same padded seats in a segregated area with access to the exclusive bar and food outlets within Taphouse Social 2.5 hours before kick-off, and you can enjoy relaxed seating within the bar area.
Seat Unique's VIP tickets don't just apply to the FA Cup but also the final games of the Premier League season. They have a host of packages, including all the major European Leagues, the Champions League and for the FA Cup final in May (details and pricing TBC).
Seat Unique also has VIP tickets for many other British clubs. Take your pick from: Arsenal, Arsenal Women, Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Birmingham City WFC, Brentford, Bristol Rovers, Crystal Palace, Everton, Everton Women, Fleetwoood Town, Forest Green Rovers, Fulham, Ipswich Town, Leeds, Leicester City, Liverpool, Manchester City, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Plymouth Argyle, Rangers, Sheffield United, Southampton, Swansea City, Tottenham, Watford, Wigan Athletic, and Wolverhampton.

Paul joins FourFourTwo as a deal writer and has spent the last few years working at Future writing for BikePerfect, Cyclingnews and Cycling Weekly. A huge football fan he's supported Celtic and Scotland for as long as he can remember. Paul hopes one day to see Scotland finally make it out of a World Cup or Euros group and into a knockout phase for the first time.
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