Fourth-round draw roundup: Manchester United face Foxes The FA Cup holders Manchester United have been drawn to play Leicester at Old Trafford in the fourth round of the FA Cup. United, who defeated Manchester City in last season’s final, have been rewarded with a home tie after their 10 men won at Arsenal on penalties in the third round earlier on Sunday evening. It means a swift return for the former United caretaker manager Ruud van Nistelrooy who departed Old Trafford when Ruben Amorim arrived. The Premier League leaders Liverpool will travel to the Championship’s bottom club Plymouth, who upset Brentford on Saturday, and Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City face an away trip to either Leyton Orient or Derby. Three all-Premier League ties will see the eight-time winners Chelsea take on Brighton at the Amex Stadium, while Aston Villa host Tottenham and Everton face Bournemouth at Goodison Park. Exeter, in the fourth round for the first time since 1981, face a tough home tie against Nottingham Forest and Newcastle will play at League One leaders Birmingham. Ties will be played between 7-10 February. The fourth-round draw in full: Manchester United v Leicester City Leeds United v Millwall/Dagenham & Redbridge Brighton v Chelsea Preston/Charlton v Wycombe Exeter v Nottingham Forest Coventry City v Ipswich Town Blackburn Rovers v Wolves Mansfield Town/Wigan v Fulham Birmingham v Newcastle Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool Everton v Bournemouth Aston Villa vs Tottenham Southampton v Burnley Leyton Orient/Derby County v Manchester City Doncaster Rovers v Crystal Palace Stoke v Cardiff That’s all from me! Simon Burnton is still live with all the reaction from Manchester United’s huge win over Arsenal, so feel free to hop over and join him! Full-time: Southampton 3-0 Swansea Full-time at St Mary’s and Southampton have booked their spot in the fourth round. They will face Burnley at home. Looking at the top picks from that fourth-round draw, Brighton vs Chelsea and Aston Villa vs Tottenham are looking like the most exciting all-Premier League fixtures. In terms of the occasion which, let’s face it, is what the FA Cup is all about, Leyton Orient/Derby vs Manchester City will be huge. A look at the draw in full... Manchester United vs Leicester City Leeds United vs Millwall/Dagenham & Redbridge Brighton vs Chelsea Preston/Charlton vs Wycombe Exeter vs Nottingham Forest Coventry City vs Ipswich Town Blackburn Rovers vs Wolves Mansfield Town/Wigan vs Fulham Birmingham vs Newcastle Plymouth Argyle vs Liverpool Everton vs Bournemouth Aston Villa vs Tottenham Southampton/Swansea vs Burnley Leyton Orient/Derby County vs Manchester City Doncaster Rovers vs Crystal Palace Stoke vs Cardiff Final picks Everton vs Bournemouth Aston Villa vs Tottenham Southampton/Swansea vs Burnley Leyton Orient/Derby County vs Manchester City Doncaster Rovers vs Crystal Palace Stoke vs Cardiff Next picks Coventry City vs Ipswich Town Blackburn Rovers vs Wolves Mansfield Town/Wigan vs Fulham Birmingham vs Newcastle Plymouth Argyle vs Liverpool First picks Manchester United vs Leicester City Leeds United vs Millwall/Dagenham & Redbridge Brighton vs Chelsea Preston/Charlton vs Wycombe Exeter vs Nottingham Forest Here are the all-important numbers... 1 Southampton or Swansea City 2 Manchester United 3 Exeter City 4 Leyton Orient or Derby County 5 Burnley 6 Aston Villa 7 Brighton 8 Manchester City 9 Millwall or Dagenham & Redbridge 10 Liverpool 11 Wolves 12 Preston North End or Charlton Athletic 13 Chelsea 14 Blackburn Rovers 15 Bournemouth 16 Mansfield Town or Wigan Athletic 17 Tottenham Hotspur 18 Doncaster Rovers 19 Stoke City 20 Leicester City 21 Plymouth Argyle 22 Coventry City 23 Newcastle United or Bromley 24 Everton 25 Wycombe Wanderers 26 Birmingham City 27 Leeds United 28 Nottingham Forest 29 Cardiff City 30 Ipswich Town or Bristol Rovers Manchester United have just been put in the hat following a dramatic win over Arsenal on penalties. Altay Bayındır was the hero of the hour for the visitors, saving Kai Havertz’s spot-kick. You can follow the live reaction with Simon Burnton’s minute-by-minute report here: Preamble Hello, good evening and welcome to the FA Cup fourth-round draw. What a weekend it’s been so far with goals galore and even some upsets across the country – but it’s not over just yet! The fourth-round draw is just about to begin, but we have five games still yet to be completed. Southampton vs Swansea is still live, with Millwall vs Dagenham and Redbridge set for tomorrow evening as well as three more fixtures – all of which were postponed yesterday due to the weather – on Tuesday.