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Saturday Open Thread: Wigan Cannot Be Defeated Edition

Arsenal and Wigan face off in the first FA Cup semifinal, while the Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, and MLS have a fairly full slate on offer.

Chris Brunskill

Seriously, Wigan cannot be beat at Wembley (2-0 in their last two visits that don't include the Community Shield because some of us forgot that was a thing!!!) or in the FA Cup (zero defeats since January 2012!!!). Exclamation points!!! Arsenal are likely still the favorites despite their two-month nosedive, but Wigan can and should be able to give Arsene Wenger's side plenty of trouble in the competition's first semifinal this afternoon (5:07PM BST/12:07PM EST). The Premier League's fixture list isn't the most compelling, but Fulham do host Norwich in a match that will likely have implications for relegation (3:07PM BST/10:07AM EST), while Everton and Spurs face away days at Sunderland and West Brom, respectively.

Action elsewhere on the continent includes a trip to the Bernabeu for Suso and Almeria (9:00PM BST/4:00PM EST), Borussia Dortmund traveling to the Allianz Arena in the Bundesliga (5:30PM BST/12:30 EST), and a packed MLS schedule to follow, with kickoffs ranging from 9:00PM BST/4:00PM EST to 3:30AM BST/10:30PM EST.

Check out ESPNFC's live scores page for other matches the rest of the day, and LiveSoccerTV, which has a schedule along with live and repeat viewings on offer through legal providers. Check your local listings and the LiveSoccer schedule page to catch up, and feel free to talk about any and all of it below. Reminder that links to illegal streaming sites will be removed immediately and repeat offenders will be banned.

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