Chelsea away to Luton, Manchester City to visit Peterborough in FA Cup fifth round

Boreham Wood’s trip to Everton was another of the standout ties from Sunday’s fifth-round draw

Jamie Braidwood
Sunday 06 February 2022 21:06 GMT
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Luton Town celebrate after defeating Cambridge United
Luton Town celebrate after defeating Cambridge United (Getty Images)

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Chelsea have been drawn away to Luton Town in the FA Cup fifth round while Manchester City will visit Peterborough, as many of the big Premier League teams were kept apart.

The Blues needed late penalty heroics from goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga to edge past Plymouth Argyle at Stamford Bridge, and face a trip to Luton after they ended Cambridge’s run.

Peterborough, also of the Championship, defeated QPR and will host Premier League leaders City after Pep Guardiola’s side brushed aside Fulham at the Etihad Stadium.

Middlesbrough's reward for their penalty shoot-out victory over Manchester United on Friday is a home tie against Antonio Conte’s Tottenham.

Southampton’s home fixture against West Ham is one of two confirmed all-Premier League clashes, with Liverpool vs Norwich the other.

Boreham Wood, who stunningly knocked out Bournemouth on Sunday night in the shock of the round, now face a trip to Goodison Park and Frank Lampard’s Everton.

FA Cup Fifth Round draw

Luton Town vs Chelsea

Crystal Palace vs Stoke City

Peterborough vs Manchester City

Liverpool vs Norwich

Southampton vs West Ham

Middlesbrough vs Tottenham

Nottingham Forest vs Huddersfield Town

Everton vs Boreham Wood

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