Burnley winger Dwight McNeil set up a semi-final tie against Wolves' Diogo Jota after a Golden Goal victory over Brighton striker Neal Maupay.

Clean sheets have been at premium so far in the competition - there had only been two in the previous 17 games - but in a tight affair the Golden Goal rule was needed for the first time in the tournament.

Maupay had been in fine form in his two previous fixtures with "GOAT" Glenn Murray scoring eight goals but McNeil had clearly watched Maupay's previous encounters and counteracted the slow, patient short pass build-up that been so effective.

Chances were few and far between in the regulation 90 minutes and when the keepers were drawn in action they made some fantastic saves.

The first-half of extra time was even tighter with just one shot but 20 minutes in the second period McNeil took advantage of a premature press from Maupay to slide through Jay Rodriguez to slot home.

McNeil said: "I found that one opening I needed. I've never been that nervous before playing Fifa, it was the tightest game I've ever played."

He said he plans to stick to the same game plan for his semi-final against Jota - who has represented Wolves and Portugal in official Fifa tournaments.

Manchester City's all-time top goalscorer Sergio Aguero scored a hat-trick as Raheem Sterling beat Everton's Andre Gomes 4-2 to set up a semi-final clash against Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Gomes started the game by saying the "pressure is all on him", despite his 8-0 second round win over Chelsea's Reece James. However, Sterling dealt with any pressure there was.

The game started in a cagey manner before a superb Kevin de Bruyne goal gave Sterling the lead before Gylfi Sigurdsson equalised with a run from deep.

At half-time Sterling said he "needed to keep his head and get the winning goal".

And he did just that. Just like in real life when City need someone to stand up, Sergio Aguero stood up and notched three second-half strikes to help Sterling progress.

The forward also had a few post-match words for Alexander-Arnold too. The pair have played against each other in England training camps with Sterling saying: "I know he plays, he's not beating me with this set-up I've got here."

Big words from Raheem.

Wolves forward Diogo Jota justified his favouritism tag with a 5-2 victory over Sheffield United striker Lys Mousset.

Jota was installed as the new tournament favourite after opponent Mousset shocked Todd Cantwell - who was the original favourite - in round two.

Both players went into the game stressing the need "to be careful" due to the ability of one another and that played out in a tense, tight opening first quarter, with Jota revealing at half-time that his dog was barking in the background, adding to his nerves!

However, Jota grew into the game and deservedly came out victorious - albeit with a huge stroke of luck after a Mousset own goal which Diogo said "killed the game" while Lys simply said "that's Fifa". Pragmatic.

Jota wrapped up his progress - and secured a semi-final against Dwight McNeil - with a delightful lob dubbed "goal of the tournament so far".

A dominant display from Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold saw him beat Newcastle winger Christian Atsu 4-1 to reach the last four.

Despite the setback of going a goal behind, Alexander-Arnold was unflustered and stuck to his patient build-up tactic that saw him beat rivals Manchester United in the previous round.

Just like in real life the Liverpool front three of Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane were clinical and Atsu - who defended stoutly throughout - was unable to stop TAA. Admittedly the odd "sweaty" Fifa goal may have aided Trent's cause...

It clearly means a lot to the promising full-back as he demonstrated his passion with a yelp of "noooo!" after missing a one-on-one, while victory was met by a double-first punch.

His semi-final promises to be a cracker, with a clash against Manchester City's Raheem Sterling on the cards.

Friday 24 April - quarter-finals

Trent Alexander-Arnold 4-1 Christian Atsu

Diogo Jota 5-2 Lys Mousset

Andre Gomes 2-4 Raheem Sterling

Neal Maupay 0-1 Dwight McNeil (Golden Goal win)

Saturday 25 April

Trent Alexander-Arnold v Raheem Sterling

Diogo Jota v Dwight McNeil

Winner SF1 v Winner SF2

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Missed any of the action in round two?

Well you can catch up with what has happened with the videos below.

There was 54 goals, thrashings and late winners. It had it all.

Here is a full list of everyone participating for each club. For 18 sides, players from the respective club are taking part while Arsenal and Manchester United have celebrities from the music industry participating on their behalf.

Arsenal - Josh Franceschi - eliminated in round two

Aston Villa - John McGinn - eliminated in round one

Bournemouth - Philip Billing - eliminated in round two

Brighton - Neal Maupay - eliminated in quarter-finals

Burnley - Dwight McNeil

Chelsea - Reece James - eliminated in round two

Crystal Palace - Wilfried Zaha - eliminated in round two

Everton - Andre Gomes - eliminated in quarter-finals

Leicester City - Wilfred Ndidi - eliminated in round two

Liverpool - Trent Alexander-Arnold

Manchester City - Raheem Sterling

Manchester United - Tom Grennan - eliminated in round two

Newcastle United - Christian Atsu - eliminated in quarter-finals

Norwich City - Todd Cantwell - eliminated in round two

Sheffield United - Lys Mousset - eliminated in quarter-finals

Southampton- Angus Gunn - eliminated in round one

Tottenham Hotspur - Moussa Sissoko - eliminated in round two

Watford - Nathaniel Chalobah - eliminated in round one

West Ham United - Ryan Fredericks - eliminated in round one

Wolverhampton Wanderers - Diogo Jota

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The knockout tournament sees a host of familiar faces, including Premier League footballers and musicians, take part in a Fifa 20 competition from their homes.

The prize fund for the tournament is being donated to the #PlayersTogether initiative, which was created by Premier League players as a collective way of generating funds for the National Health Service and distributing them where they are needed most.

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The BBC will have live coverage from round two onwards of the ePL Invitational across the BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.

All the action will also be available to watch for 30-days on-demand after the event too.

Full coverage details:

Friday 24 April - quarter-finals - 12:00-16:30 BST

Saturday 25 April - semi-finals and final - 15:00-17:00 BST

You can catch up with the second round on BBC iPlayer now - part 1 and part 2.