Tottenham have a golden opportunity to claim FA Cup glory, Man City beat Arsenal to progress and Wrexham are still in it despite late heartache… but when is the fifth-round draw? What are the ball numbers? And how can you watch it?
- A last gasp winner from Kaoru Mitoma knocked out holders Liverpool
- A second half strike from Nathan Ake was enough to beat Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal
- National League side Wrexham stunned Sheffield United to earn a replay
The FA Cup fifth-round draw will take place on Monday evening, with 16 teams in the hat anticipating who they will face next.
Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City kicked off the fourth-round ties with a 1-0 win at home to Arsenal thanks to a second half strike from defender Nathan Ake.
On Saturday, Leicester City were victorious against League Two side, Walsall. The 3pm games saw the likes of Southampton and Bristol City defeat Blackpool and West Brom to progress.
FA Cup holders Liverpool were knocked out of the competition by Brighton on Sunday
Nathan Ake scored the only goal as Manchester City knocked out Arsenal at the Etihad
The evening kick-off on Saturday saw Arnaut Danjuma scored on his debut for Tottenham in a 3-0 away win at Preston while Manchester United were victorious at home to Reading.
On Sunday, holders Liverpool were knocked out against Brighton thanks to a late winner from Kaoru Mitoma. The tie of the round took place at the Racecourse Ground, where Wrexham and Sheffield Untied played out a 3-3 cup thriller.
Ahead of this evening’s fifth-round draw, Sportsmail breaks down everything you need to know.
When is the FA Cup fifth round draw?
The draw for the fifth-round will take place on Monday, January 30 from 7pm in the United Kingdom.
Arnaut Danjuma scored on his Tottenham debut in a 3-0 away Preston North End
It will will take place during the One Show on BBC One before Derby’s FA Cup home clash with West Ham.
What are the draw numbers?
1 Tottenham Hotspur
2 Southampton
3 Wrexham or Sheffield United
4 Ipswich Town or Burnley
5 Manchester United
6 Luton Town or Grimsby Town
7 Derby County or West Ham United
Wrexham will look to cause another upset when they travel to Sheffield United in the replay
8 Stoke City
9 Blackburn Rovers or Birmingham City
10 Leicester City
11 Sheffield Wednesday or Fleetwood Town
12 Manchester City
13 Bristol City
14 Brighton & Hove Albion
15 Fulham or Sunderland
16 Leeds United
When are the fourth-round replays?
Ahead of the next round, last weekend’s fourth-round saw six draws play out meaning that there will be a replay.
Manchester United cruised to the next round after a 3-1 home win against Reading
After a 2-2 all draw at Ewood Park, Blackburn and Birmingham will go head-to-head again tomorrow to determine who will go through to the next round.
The rest of the fourth-round replays are set to take place on Tuesday, February 7.
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