FA Cup draw: Chelsea to face either Shrewsbury or Liverpool in fifth round
Arsenal visit Portsmouth while holders Manchester City face Sheffield Wednesday
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Your support makes all the difference.League One Shrewsbury have been handed a dream trip to Chelsea in the FA Cup fifth round if they can find a way past Premier League leaders Liverpool.
The Shrews fought back to draw 2-2 with the Reds on Sunday and will be heading for Stamford Bridge if they can pull off an even bigger shock in the replay.
Holders Manchester City are also on their travels having been paired with Championship side Sheffield Wednesday, while derby rivals Manchester United face a trip to the winners of the replay between Northampton and Derby.
Oxford’s reward for a replay victory over top-flight Newcastle would be a trip to Championship leaders West Brom, while fellow League One side Portsmouth will face Arsenal after Mikel Arteta's side defeated Bournemouth 2-1 on Monday evening.
Southampton or Tottenham will play host to top-flight basement boys Norwich, while either Coventry or Birmingham face a short trip to Leicester.
Championship sides Reading and Cardiff will battle it out for the chance to welcome in-form Sheffield United to their own stadium.
Draw in full
Sheffield Wednesday vs Manchester City
Reading/Cardiff vs Sheffield United
Chelsea vs Shrewsbury/Liverpool
West Brom vs Newcastle/Oxford
Leicester vs Coventry/Birmingham
Northampton/Derby vs Man United
Southampton/Tottenham vs Norwich
Portsmouth vs Arsenal
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