Manchester United booked their place in the semi-finals of the FA Cup after beating Liverpool on Sunday
Gary Neville has agreed with Jurgen Klopp's view of FA Cup replays needing to be permanently scrapped.
Replays are expected to be axed altogether to coincide with a new TV deal, expected to begin in 2025/26, and could also see two-legged Carabao Cup semi-finals ditched. Such changes are viewed as necessary by many due to adjustments to European football from next season, which will see sides competing in more fixtures than before as the number of clubs involved in the Champions League and Europa League first phases rises from 32 to 36.
Of the opinion removing FA Cup replays is the right way to go, Neville said on The Overlap's Stick To Football Podcast: "They have to take replays away in the FA Cup. They have them in the early rounds, but they have to get rid of them. It’s all or nothing.
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