This is your lot! These matches will be played on the weekend of February 7th to 10th.

Manchester United v Leicester is an entertaining clash, while Plymouth will be in the dark with a visit from Liverpool. Doncaster Rovers’ prize for a shootout win earlier is Premier League opponents Crystal Palace.

Leyton Orient/Derby against Manchester City

Doncaster Rovers v Crystal Palace

Southampton/Swansea vs Burnley

Blackburn Rovers v Wolves

Mansfield/Wigan vs Fulham

Birmingham City vs Newcastle

Plymouth Argyle vs Liverpool

Leeds vs Millwall/Dagenham & Redbridge

Preston/Charlton vs Wycombe Wanderers

Exeter City vs Nottingham Forest

They face Leicester City. Ruud van Nistelrooy back at Old Trafford.

1 Southampton or Swansea City

4 Leyton Orient or Derby County

7 Brighton & Hove Albion

9 Millwall or Dagenham & Redbridge

12 Preston North End or Charlton Athletic

16 Mansfield Town or Wigan Athletic

Wow. What a cup game at the Emirates Stadium – and there’s barely a moment to breathe as Martin Keown and Mark Schwarzer hovered over their hats as they waited for this encounter to be completed.

Manchester United are one out of 32 balls in the draw as the two prepare to take them out one by one…

The draw for the fourth round of the FA Cup is imminent. No spending time at the BBC!

Ten men Manchester United knocked arsenal were eliminated from the FA Cup on penalties after holding their nerve to reach the fourth round. United were down to 10 for over an hour but missed chances cost Arsenal when Kai Havertz missed in the shootout.

After a subdued first half, Bruno Fernandes got the tie going with a brilliant first counter-attack finish, but United’s advantage was short-lived as Diogo Dalot was sent off for a second yellow card.

Dalot’s mistake was punished with an immediate Arsenal equalizer when Gabriel struck in, but the Gunners then missed the chance to take the lead as Martin Odegaard saw a penalty saved by goalkeeper Altay Bayindir.

The save had an air of justice as Kai Havertz appeared to make the most of the minimal contact in the penalty area and a chaotic scuffle ensued between players, resulting in multiple yellow cards.

From then on, Arsenal missed several chances to win in normal time, with Bayindir making important saves and Havertz wasting a great opportunity from close range. Matthijs de Ligt then made a spectacular save in the first half of extra time.

Joshua Zirkzee could have hit the ball when his deflected shot was pushed onto the post by David Raya, but in the shootout Bayindir saved another penalty, this time from Havertz, and the defending champions advanced to the fourth round draw.