Manchester United will host the Premier League champions Liverpool in the FA Cup fourth round. Monday night’s draw pitched United into battle with Jürgen Klopp’s men and the encounter will take place just a week after Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s side take on Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday. The last time the Merseyside club won the FA Cup, in 2006, they beat United on the way to the final, winning 1-0 in the fifth round. National League North side Chorley’s reward for their victory over a depleted Derby was a home tie with Premier League Wolves while Manchester City will head to League Two Cheltenham Town. Tottenham, 5-0 third-round winners at Marine, are on the road again, with Championship strugglers Wycombe this time providing the opposition. Chelsea host Championship side Luton Town while Sheffield United, who recorded their first win of the season at Bristol Rovers on Saturday, will play Plymouth Argyle. Fulham take on Burnley in an all-Premier League matchup while League Two side Crawley Town, who upset Leeds United, are away at Bournemouth. The draw for the fifth round was also made on Monday, with the Premier League’s ‘Big Six’ avoiding match-ups against each other should they advance. Should Chorley pull off a shock against Wolves, they could have another big date ahead of them after the fifth-round draw pitched the winners to face either Southampton, Shrewsbury or 14-time winners Arsenal. Chorley manager Jamie Vermiglio told BBC Sport: “That’s what we really wanted, Premier League opposition, great. And there’s a bit of history because in 1986, Chorley played against Wolves at home and beat them 3-0, so we just need to do that again.” Southampton’s third-round tie with Shrewsbury is yet to be decided after the game was called off when Shrewsbury reported Covid-19 cases in their squad. The victors in the Manchester United v Liverpool showdown will face West Ham or Doncaster, while either Wycombe or Tottenham will travel to the winners of the Everton v Sheffield Wednesday tie. The fourth and fifth-round draws in full Ties to be played the weekend of 23 January. Cheltenham Town v Manchester City Bournemouth v Crawley Town Swansea City v Nottingham Forest Manchester United v Liverpool Southampton or Shrewsbury Town v Arsenal Barnsley v Norwich City Chorley v Wolves Millwall v Bristol City Brighton v Blackpool Wycombe v Tottenham Fulham v Burnley Sheffield United v Plymouth Chelsea v Luton Town West Ham United v Doncaster Rovers Brentford v Leicester City Everton v Sheffield Wednesday The complete fifth-round draw. Ties are scheduled for 10 February. Fulham or Burnley will play Bournemouth or Crawley Manchester United or Liverpool v West Ham or Doncaster Sheffield United or Plymouth v Millwall or Bristol City Chorley or Wolves v Southampton or Shrewsbury Town or Arsenal Barnsley or Norwich City v Chelsea or Luton Town Everton or Sheffield Wednesday v Wycombe or Tottenham Swansea or Nottingham Forest v Cheltenham or Manchester City Brentford or Leicester v Brighton or Blackpool