MANCHESTER UNITED have been drawn against Liverpool in what is the standout tie of the FA Cup fourth round.
The two fierce rivals will meet at Old Trafford on the weekend of January 22-25, just a week after their top-of-the-table Premier League clash at Anfield.
Meanwhile, holders Arsenal will either face Shrewsbury or Southampton after their third round tie was postponed following a coronavirus outbreak at the League Two side.
And 2019 champions Manchester City have been handed a trip to Cheltenham.
Chelsea have landed another favourable tie as they will play Luton at home.
Tottenham are on the road once again with Jose Mourinho’s men to pit their wits against Wycombe Wanderers.
Everton – who haven’t won a trophy since their 1995 FA Cup triumph – will take on Sheffield Wednesday.
Chorley’s reward for knocking out Derby is a home tie against Wolves in a repeat of their 1986 giant-killing, while Scott Parker’s struggling Fulham take on Burnley in an all-Premier League affair.
Crawley – who knocked out Leeds after easing to a 3-0 victory – have been handed a trip to boss John Yems’ former club Bournemouth.
Swansea host Nottingham Forest, with Barnsley to face Norwich in another all Championship match.
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Millwall have been handed a home clash against Bristol City, while Brighton host Blackpool.
Sheffield United reached the quarter-finals last season, and Plymouth now stand in their way in their quest to reach the latter stages yet again.
West Ham will face Doncaster after beating Stockport, with Brentford tasked with knocking out Leicester.
Just moments later, the draw for the fifth round was also made.
Those fixtures are scheduled to take place for the midweek of the week beginning Monday, February 8.
The winner of Man Utd and Liverpool will play West Ham or Doncaster.
Arsenal could be paired with minnows Chorley, with the Gunners or Shrewsbury or Southampton drawn against the Lancashire side of Wolves.
Chelsea or Luton face a trip to Barnsley or Norwich, while Man City or Cheltenham will be away to Swansea or Nottingham Forest.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
