FA Cup Fifth-round Draw: Holders Manchester United To Play Fulham, Plymouth Travel To Man City After Beating Liverpool | Football Newsnews24 | News 24
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FA Cup fifth-round draw: Holders Manchester United to play Fulham, Plymouth travel to Man City after beating Liverpool | Football Newsnews24

Plymouth’s reward for knocking out Liverpool is a trip to Premier League champions Manchester City in the FA Cup fifth round, while holders Manchester United will play Fulham.

Plymouth, who are bottom of the Sky Bet Championship, earned a famous fourth-round win against Premier League leaders Liverpool at the weekend.

They now face a trip to City, after Pep Guardiola’s side overcame a first-half scare to beat Leyton Orient.

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A look inside the Plymouth dressing room as Miron Muslic addressed his team after their huge win over Liverpool in the FA Cup.

Man Utd will host Fulham as one of three all-Premier League ties, alongside Newcastle vs Brighton and Bournemouth vs Wolves. There could be a fourth should Nottingham Forest beat Exeter City on Tuesday with Ipswich awaiting the winners.

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The Telegraph’s Sam Dean and The Mirror’s John Cross discuss Manchester United’s controversial winner against Leicester City in the FA Cup fourth round.

FA Cup fifth-round ties will be played around the first weekend of March, with the Football Association to confirm the full schedule in due course.

FA Cup fifth-round draw in full

Ties to be played around the first weekend of March

Preston vs Burnley

Aston Villa vs Cardiff City

Doncaster/Crystal Palace vs Millwall

Manchester United vs Fulham

Newcastle vs Brighton

Bournemouth vs Wolves

Manchester City vs Plymouth Argyle

Exeter City/Nottingham Forest vs Ipswich

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