The FA Cup returns this weekend as fans are treated to 16 fourth round fixtures, with plenty of potential for a giant-killing as Premier League sides face lower-tier opposition.
The weekend begins early as Manchester United host Leicester City on Friday night, before plenty of action on Saturday as Manchester City travel to Leyton Orient, Birmingham host Newcastle and Brighton face Chelsea in one of three all-Premier League ties.
Top-flight leaders Liverpool face Plymouth on Sunday before Aston Villa take on Tottenham, with the fourth round wrapping up on Tuesday night (11 February) as League One side Exeter City face high flying Nottingham Forest.
The draw for the next round will be made ahead of the conclusion of the final match on Tuesday, with all fifth round ties to be played across the weekend of 1 March.
Here’s everything you need to know:
When is the draw?
The draw for the fifth round of the FA Cup will take place on Monday, 10 February at 7.10pm.
How can I watch the draw?
The draw will be broadcast live on BBC One. Subscribers can also watch online via BBC iPlayer.
What are the FA Cup fourth round fixtures?
Below is the full list of FA Cup fixtures taking place over the weekend and early into next week:
Friday, 7 February:
Manchester United vs Leicester City, 8pm - live on ITV1
Saturday, 8 February:
Leyton Orient vs Manchester City, 12.15pm - live on BBC One
Leeds United vs Millwall, 12.15pm
Coventry vs Ipswich Town, 3pm
Preston vs Wycombe, 3pm
Stoke City vs Cardiff City, 3pm
Southampton vs Burnley, 3pm
Everton vs Bournemouth, 3pm
Wigan Athletic vs Fulham, 3pm
Birmingham vs Newcastle, 5.45pm - live on BBC
Brighton vs Chelsea, 8pm - live on ITV4
Sunday, 9 February:
Blackburn Rovers vs Wolves, 12.30pm - live on BBC
Plymouth Argyle vs Liverpool, 3pm - live on ITV1
Aston Villa vs Tottenham, 5.35pm - live on BBC One
Monday, 10 February:
Doncaster vs Crystal Palace, 7.45pm - live on BBC
Tuesday, 11 February:
Exeter City vs Nottingham Forest, 8pm - live on ITV1
