The draw for the fifth round of the FA Cup will take place on Monday.
Defending champions Liverpool won't be involved after they were beaten 2-1 by Brighton in their fourth round tie on Sunday.
Premier League leaders Arsenal are also out of the competition, having been beaten 1-0 by Manchester City on Friday.
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Manchester United and Tottenham are still involved after their victories over Reading and Preston North End respectively.
Meanwhile, National League side Wrexham are the lowest ranked team left in the competition. They will face Sheffield United in a fourth round replay after their dramatic 3-3 draw at the Racecourse Ground on Sunday.
So, what time is the FA Cup fifth round and how can fans watch it? All the details are below.
What time is the FA Cup 5th round draw?
The draw for the fifth round of the FA Cup will take place live on The One Show on BBC One from 7pm on Monday, January 30.
The draw will also be streamed live on the BBC iPlayer and on the official FA Cup Twitter and Facebook social media channels, while SPORTbible will also be live blogging the draw.
When will the FA Cup 5th round ties take place?
The majority of the fifth round ties will played in the midweek commencing Monday, February 27.
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Manchester United will not be able to play on the Tuesday of that week due to their Premier League fixture against Brentford the previous Sunday, while Manchester City are unable to play on the Thursday.
The expected date for replays will be in the midweek commencing Monday, February 6. However, this is yet to be confirmed.
What are the ball numbers for the FA Cup 5th round draw?
1. Tottenham Hotspur
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2. Southampton
3. Wrexham or Sheffield United
4. Ipswich Town or Burnley
5. Manchester United
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6. Luton Town or Grimsby Town
7. Derby County or West Ham United
8. Stoke City
9. Blackburn Rovers or Birmingham City
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10. Leicester City
11. Sheffield Wednesday or Fleetwood Town
12. Manchester City
13. Bristol City
14. Brighton
15. Fulham or Sunderland
16. Leeds United
Topics: FA Cup, Football, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City
Rory O'Callaghan