FA Cup fourth round draw live: Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City and more discover fate

His Tottenham Hotspur players at least gave it a go, which is all that most supporters would say they want. Many had been loudly booing with Villa 2-0 up at half-time. A few still were at full-time, but the anger had been tempered by a rousing second-half display in which they pushed Unai Emery’s side to the edge.

Derby County 1-3 Leeds United

Willy Gnonto and Ao Tanaka scored within four minutes of one another as Leeds came from behind to beat Derby 3-1.

Ben Brereton Diaz put the hosts ahead after Joel Piroe’s first-half penalty was saved, but after Gnonto and Tanaka turned it around, James Justin added a third.

Manchester United 1-2 Brighton

Brajan Gruda nodded in the opener 12 minutes in, and Welbeck rifled a left-footed strike into the top corner after the hour.

Benjamin Sesko pulled one back but United youngster Shea Lacey was sent off for a second bookable offence late on.

Portsmouth took a shock lead less than three minutes in through skipper Colby Bishop, but Andre Dozzell’s own goal quickly levelled it.

Eight months after Palace lifted their first major trophy by defeating Manchester City at Wembley, the Premier League side became the first FA Cup holders to lose to non-league opposition since Wolverhampton Wanderers in 1909.

Diogo Dalot says Manchester United’s players must pull together and put their FA Cup heartache behind them as the squad wait to find out who will lead them through the remainder of the season.

The Red Devils are set to end the campaign with more managers than cup matches having fallen at the first hurdle in both domestic competitions for the first time since 1981-82.

The fourth round of the FA Cup will be played around the weekend of Saturday 14 February, with games likely to run from Friday to Monday, depending on TV picks.

You can watch the FA Cup fourth-round draw live on TNT Sports 1, discovery+ and the TNT Sports YouTube channel, as well as the FA Cup and TNT social media channels.

The fourth round draw will take place on Monday 12 January, ahead of Liverpool’s tie against Barnsley at 7:45pm GMT.

The draw will take place in the broadcast before kick-off, which starts at 6:30pm, with the draw set to start at around 6:35pm GMT.

The draw for the fourth round of the FA Cup is nearly upon us as big-hitters and underdogs find out who their next opponents will be.

The penultimate of the 32 places in the fourth round (with the postponed Salford v Swindon clash the other remaining tie) will be decided this evening, as Arne Slot’s Liverpool welcome mid-table League One side Barnsley to Anfield, hoping to avoid the sort of shocks that have dotted this weekend of third-round action.