FA Cup fifth round draw date, time, TV channel and when...

The fourth round of the FA Cup comes to a close on Tuesday night, but the draw for the fifth round will already have been made by then. Plenty of big teams are already out of the competition, with Arsenal falling in the third round, while Chelsea were beaten by Brighton on Saturday. The likes of Manchester City, Liverpool and Manchester United are still alive, though, with City and United scraping past Leyton Orient and Leicester City respectively this weekend.

Image Credit: Metro [Birmingham City v Newcastle United - Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round]

Arne Slot’s side take on Plymouth on Sunday afternoon as the fourth round nears a conclusion, with Aston Villa facing Tottenham later in the day. Despite a number of teams coming close to pulling off big upsets, there were no absolute shock results on Saturday. Championship side Burnley beat Premier League strugglers Southampton, but that was no great surprise really. Millwall’s win at Leeds was impressive, as was Bournemouth’s victory at Everton, but neither will go down as great FA Cup upsets.

Image Credit: Metro [Brighton & Hove Albion v Chelsea - Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round]

The FA Cup draw for the fifth round will take place during the next episode of the One Show on Monday, February 10. The draw is expected to get underway at about 7.10pm GMT. The fifth-round draw will be live on BBC One, with viewers in the United Kingdom also able to watch online via BBC iPlayer. Theo Walcott, a two-time winner of the competition with Arsenal, will conduct the draw. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video.

Up Next. The remaining 16 teams will compete in the fifth round, with the ties set to be played over the weekend of March 1. The following rounds will take place on the weekends March 29 (quarter-final) and April 26 (semi-final). The FA Cup is set to take place at Wembley on Saturday, 17 May. Man Utd 2-1 Leicester City. Brighton 2-1 Chelsea. Birmingham 2-3 Newcastle. Wigan 1-2 Fulham. Stoke 3-3 Cardiff (Cardiff win 4-2 on pens).

Southampton 0-1 Burnley. Preston 0-0 Wycombe (Preston win 4-2 on pens). Everton 0-2 Bournemouth. Coventry 1-4 Ipswich. Leyton Orient 1-2 Man City. Leeds 0-2 Millwall. Sunday 9 February. 12.30: Blackburn vs Wolves. 15.00: Plymouth vs Liverpool. 17.35: Aston Villa vs Spurs. Monday 10 February. 19.45: Doncaster vs Crystal Palace. Tuesday 11 February. 20.00: Exeter vs Nottingham Forest. Arrow MORE: Barcelona rejected chance to sign Chelsea flop as they wanted Man Utd star instead.