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Liam Rosenior: Hull City "fully focused" on FA Cup semi-final

Hull City defender Liam Rosenior says that the team are preparing for the FA Cup semi-final against Sheffield United as if they were facing Arsenal or Manchester United.

By Sian Cowper, Reporter

Published: April 9 2014 | 20:03

Last updated: April 10 2014 | 08:31

Liam Rosenior has insisted that Hull City are "fully focused" for their FA Cup semi-final against Sheffield United this weekend.

The Tigers' run to the last four is their best performance in the competition since 1930.

The defender told the club's website: "We understand what this football club means to everyone in the city. Everyone is now looking forward to Sunday which will be a great day and, more importantly, we want the win to put us in the cup final.

"We've done some homework on them already and I know our manager went to watch them against Rotherham on Tuesday night. We'll be prepared for them and we're preparing just like we would if it was Manchester United or Arsenal.

"The feeling is great in the camp after the win against Swansea last weekend. It was a massive win and one that hopefully keeps us safe. Now we're fully focused on the semi-final."

Hull are one of just two Premier League sides left in the competition, as Arsenal face the Championship's Wigan Athletic in the other semi.

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	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	PTS
1	Leeds United Leeds	37	23	10	4	74	23	51	79
2	Sheffield United Sheff Utd	37	24	7	6	52	28	24	77
3	Burnley	37	20	15	2	50	11	39	75
4	Sunderland	37	19	12	6	55	34	21	69
5	Bristol City	38	14	15	9	49	41	8	57
6	West Bromwich Albion West Brom	37	13	17	7	47	33	14	56
7	Coventry City Coventry	37	16	8	13	52	48	4	56
8	Middlesbrough	37	15	8	14	57	48	9	53
9	Blackburn Rovers Blackburn	37	15	7	15	41	38	3	52
10	Watford	37	15	7	15	47	50	-3	52
11	Sheffield Wednesday Sheff Weds	37	14	9	14	53	58	-5	51
12	Norwich City Norwich	38	12	13	13	60	54	6	49
13	Millwall	37	12	12	13	36	39	-3	48
14	Queens Park Rangers QPR	37	11	11	15	42	48	-6	44
15	Preston North End Preston	37	9	17	11	37	43	-6	44
16	Swansea City Swansea	37	12	8	17	38	47	-9	44
17	Portsmouth	37	11	9	17	45	59	-14	42
18	Hull City	37	10	10	17	38	46	-8	40
19	Stoke City Stoke	37	9	12	16	37	50	-13	39
20	Oxford United Oxford Utd	37	9	12	16	38	55	-17	39
21	Cardiff City Cardiff	37	8	12	17	40	61	-21	36
22	Derby County Derby	37	9	8	20	37	49	-12	35
23	Luton Town Luton	37	9	7	21	34	60	-26	34
24	Plymouth Argyle Plymouth	37	7	12	18	38	74	-36	33