Theyre yet to make their first FFA Cup semi-final appearance but Sydney FC already have their eyes on bigger prizes this season.A rejuvenated Sky Blues are aiming to do what only staunch rivals Melbourne Victory have before - claim the A-League premiership-championship double and the FFA Cup.Their quest for the latter continues on Wednesday night when Sydney play Blacktown City for a place in the final four.With just three weeks until Graham Arnolds side begin their A-League road to redemption in a blockbuster opening-round Sydney derby at ANZ Stadium, extra touches are being added to a strengthened attack featuring marquee Brazilian striker Bobo, returned fan favourite Bernie Ibini and recovered captain Alex Brosque.Winger David Carney said a new high-pressing, high-intensity style developed during the pre-season suited his team, who would use their last hit-out to push their case for A-League starting spots.To win the (A-League) Championship, you have to have that competition for spots Carney told AAP.Our aim is to win all three cups, and weve got the team to do it.Weve played well so far. We played really well against Perth (in the round of 16) and won 2-0 but we really should have won about 5-0.If we can carry that form into tomorrows game and get into the semi-final, we can go into the A-League with confidence.Arnold remains coy about who will make up his XI against the Demons on the artificial pitch at Sydneys Edensor Park, his former playing ground to where the game has been moved for broadcasting purposes.But he has revealed Bobo will start, adding valuable minutes to the Besiktas record goalscorers brief appearance off the bench against Glory and longer stint in last weeks friendly loss to Victory.Winger Ibini wont be risked as he nears a comeback from the broken leg that had ruined his debut season at Belgian outfit Club Brugge, but will get game time in a closed trial match next week against Adelaide United.With a crowd of up to 5000 expected, the quarter-final shapes as Blacktown Citys biggest game since they left the NSL in 1990.Coach Mark Crittendens squad will be no pushover, with several ex-A-League players in the fold among other talents including winger Danny Choi, who is set to sign with reigning A-League champions Adelaide United.Itll be a big game for those boys and we know theyll be fully up for it, Carney said.They seem like theyve got some good players so we have to be careful.But with the quality weve got, if we all play to the level we can, we should overcome them. 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A visit from Virginia shapes up as the Demon Deacons best chance to earn it.Wake Forest (5-3, 2-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) plays host to the Cavaliers (2-6, 1-3) on Saturday.The Demon Deacons are in pretty good shape -- they entered November with five wins for the first time since 2011, also the last time they played in a bowl game.But if they dont take care of Virginia, they may not make it to the six-win mark.They face No. 5 Louisville and No. 3 Clemson in consecutive weeks before ending the regular season against a Boston College team that showed North Carolina State last week that its no pushover .Were not concerned with who we play in two weeks, three weeks, safety Ryan Janvion said. We have a chance to beat anyone on our schedule. Its not about who we play, its about how we play and what we do. Its not about the other team, its not about what they do. So were focused on Virginia, and were not thinking about anything else but beating Virginia this week.And for all the progress Wake Forest has made in Dave Clawsons third season, it also has shown its not immune to the confounding losses that marked the past four years in Winston-Salem. The Demon Deacons are coming off a 21-13 loss to Army in which they struggled in the red zone and threw three interceptions.The Cavaliers have lost three straight since beating Duke on Oct. 1, with two of those losses coming to No. 18 North Carolina and No. 5 Louisville. They seemingly had an upset of the Cardinals in hand before Lamar Jackson led them to a 32-25 victtory.ddddddddddddOur team is getting better with every time we play a game, first-year coach Bronco Mendenhall said. Its fun to watch the transformation happening. Its steady. Its methodical. But it is happening.---Some other things to know about the Virginia-Wake Forest game:BENKERTS BACK: East Carolina transfer QB Kurt Benkert will make his second career start on North Carolina soil for the Cavaliers. He threw for 336 yards and three touchdowns in the Duke victory, and is coming off his first three-TD game since then when he did it against Louisville.WOLFORDS WOES: Wake Forest QB John Wolford has six interceptions and one touchdown in his last three games, while throwing it a season-high 43 times against Army. Clawson says the Demon Deacons threw 11 deep balls in that game but completed only one, and understandably wants more explosive plays through the air. We are not where I want us to be, he said.VIRGINIAS D: Maybe the Demon Deacons can get their offense fixed against a Virginia defense that ranks among the ACCs worst. The Cavaliers are no higher than 11th in the league in any of the four major defensive stat categories, and are last in points (32.6) and yards (462.5) allowed per game.THE SERIES: Wake Forest and Virginia played every year from 1980-2003 before the divisional split led to more infrequent meetings. Its the first time theyve met since 2012 and their first meeting in Winston-Salem since 2008.---More AP college football: www.collegefootball.ap.org ' ' '