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Tottenham Hotspur will host holders Manchester City in the pick of the FA Cup fourth round ties.
The holders will head to North London having thrashed Championship side Huddersfield, with Spurs having edged their way past fellow Premier League side Burnley. There is another big all-Premier League clash, with Chelsea hosting Aston Villa, while Liverpool will host either Norwich or Bristol Rovers.
Vanarama National League South side Maidstone, the lowest-ranked side left in the compeition, have been handed a trip to Championship promotion chasers Ipswich, while National League side Eastleigh could face Manchester United - if they can beat Newport County in a replay.
League Two Wrexham will head to Championship side Blackburn Rovers while there is a potential Black Country derby in store, with West Bromwich Albion set to play host to Wolves - if the latter can see off Premier League rivals Brentford in their third round replay.
Ties to be played over the weekend of January 26-29.
Thanks for joining us on our live blog for the FA Cup fourth round draw!
Make sure you stay tuned to Mirror Football for all the biggest stories.
Eastleigh and Newport County are halfway to properly being able to start dreaming.
Manchester United lead Wigan 1-0, with Diogo Dalot scoring arguably the most difficult of all their chances so far.
West Brom could host Wolves in the Molineux side beat Brentford in their third-round replay.
We'd be set for a first Black Country derby since May 2021.
Here's the full fourth-round draw, while Manchester United lead 1-0 thanks to a goal from Diogo Dalot.
This is the Silverlake Stadium, home to Eastleigh.
Should they beat Newport, they'll host Wigan Athletic or Manchester United in round four.
It remains 0-0 in Wigan.
Wigan Athletic have already had a chance to score against Manchester United after three minutes.
Theo Aasgaard had a close-range shot saved by Andre Onana.
He should've done better.
This is definitely the pick of the bunch for the all-Premier League clashes.
Manchester City have a terrible record at Tottenham's new stadium, as they've failed to score a goal in five trips.
Pep Guardiola was asked in May what he'd want to achieve this season if City won the treble, and he quipped: "Score a goal at Spurs away."
Chelsea versus Aston Villa isn't too bad, though.
Well, how about fifth-tier Eastleigh welcoming Manchester United to the Silverlake Stadium?
That'll happen if United beat Wigan tonight and Eastleigh get the better of Newport in their home replay.
The Spitfires managed a 1-1 draw with 10 men on Saturday.
Of course, fourth-tier Newport would also have a huge day if they welcomed United to Rodney Parade.
But it might just be Wigan.
HERE is the full draw for the FA Cup fourth round.
Sheffield United vs Brighton
Fulham vs Newcastle
Leeds United vs Plymouth Argyle
Crystal Palace/Everton vs Luton/Bolton
Newport County/Eastleigh vs Wigan/Manchester United
Liverpool vs Norwich City/Bristol Rovers
Tottenham vs Manchester City
Ipswich Town vs Maidstone United
Leicester vs Hull City/Birmingham City
Sheffield Wednesday vs Coventry City
Chelsea vs Aston Villa
West Ham/Bristol City vs Nottingham Forest/Blackpool
Blackburn vs Wrexham
Bournemouth vs Swansea City
West Brom vs Brentford/Wolves - a potential Black Country derby!
Watford vs Southampton
An all-Championship clash.
Emma Byrne and Gary Mabbutt, both FA Cup winners from the women's and men's game respectively, are here for the draw.
16 ties coming up!
ITV's coverage has started and we're just a few minutes away from the fourth round draw!
We'll have the draw from 7:50pm, shortly before kick-off at Wigan.
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We've got one final third-round clash to go - at least barring the replays.
League One Wigan Athletic host Manchester United at the DW Stadium, with kick-off coming at 8:15pm.
The fourth round draw is due to take place over the weekend of January 27.
However, as with the third round, due to the hectic schedules in the football calendar, we could even see matches taking place from the Thursday night (25th) right through to the following Monday (29th).
For the clubs who progress, they'll net a cool ?120,000 each, while those who are chosen to be televised in the UK can bank an additional ?85,000.
Here's the ones to look out for in the fourth round draw...
1. Luton Town or Bolton Wanderers (replay)
2. Wrexham
3. Liverpool
4. Brighton & Hove Albion
5. Norwich City or Bristol Rovers (replay)
6. West Ham United or Bristol City (replay)
7. Tottenham Hotspur
8. Fulham
9. West Bromwich Albion
10. Southampton
11. Ipswich Town
12. Leeds United
13. Leicester City
14. Watford
15. Newcastle United
16. Sheffield Wednesday
17. Crystal Palace or Everton (replay)
18. Aston Villa
19. Nottingham Forest or Blackpool (replay)
20. Wigan Athletic or Manchester United (Monday night, 8:15pm kick off)
21. Manchester City
22. Blackburn Rovers
23. Sheffield United
24. Swansea City
25. Chelsea
26. AFC Bournemouth
27. Coventry City
28. Brentford or Wolverhampton Wanderers (replay)
29. Plymouth Argyle
30. Maidstone United
31. Newport County or Eastleigh (replay)
32. Hull City or Birmingham City (replay)
Here we go, then... the FA Cup fourth round draw!
Many of the Premier League's elite will be breathing a sigh of relief after navigating a tricky third round to reach this point, though the fate of some clubs is still to be determined (those pesky replays!)
But the likes of holders Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Newcastle and Tottenham have all booked their place in the next stage and will have their sights set on their next opponent.
And they'll no doubt be keen to avoid the potential banana skin at National League South side Maidstone United!
We'll bring you the full draw LIVE so don't go away...