FA Cup Sixth Round draw - LIVE! Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal, West Ham and Everton await fate

Live coverage of the draw for the quarter-finals of the tournament

Sunday 21 February 2016 17:30 GMT

Arsenal lift the FA Cup (Getty Images)

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Welcome to our live coverage of the draw for the FA Cup Sixth Round.

The draw starts at 6.15pm
Sides in draw include Manchester United or Shrewsbury, Crystal Palace, Chelsea, West Ham, Arsenal or Hull, Reading, Watford and Everton
Holders Arsenal face replay against Championship high-flyers Hull after goalless draw at the Emirates
Reading are only non-Premier League side guaranteed place in last-eight
Manchester United play League One Shrewsbury on Monday evening
Those who progress through Sixth Round will reach the semi-finals at Wembley Stadium
Click HERE for live coverage of today's FA Cup games

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Bournemouth vs Everton match report: Roberto Martinez leaves fans smiling for once as Everton go through

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Watford vs Leeds match report: Scott Wooton's own goal sends Hornets through