When is the FA Cup fifth round draw? The FA Cup fifth round draw will take place on Monday, February 10 at around 2:10pm ET. It will take place before Doncaster Rovers vs Crystal

Following victory over Leyton Orient on Saturday afternoon, Manchester City’s next challenge in this season’s FA Cup has now been revealed.Pep Guardiola and his Manchester City players put on a

Manchester City will host Championship strugglers Plymouth Argyle in the fifth round of the FA Cup. Argyle have been rewarded for knocking out Premier League leaders Liverpool with a tie against the reigning English champions.

Manchester City will play second-tier Plymouth in the fifth round of the FA Cup. Plymouth is last in division two but produced a stunning upset on Sunday to eliminate Premier League leader Liverpool.

Second tier FA Cup giant-killers Plymouth Argyle drew a fifth round game at reigning Premier League champions Manchester City on Monday as reward for their shock 1-0 defeat of Liverpool at the weekend.

Manchester City have been drawn at home to Plymouth Argyle in the fifth round of the FA Cup.Conducted by Alex Scott and Theo Walcott, the draw means Pep Guardiola's men will welcome our Championship

Manchester United, Manchester City, Aston Villa and Newcastle will all fancy their chances of going all the way to a Wembley final with a number of Premier League rivals already out

The FA Cup fifth round draw takes place tonight and the competition is really starting to open up. Holders Manchester United reached the FA Cup fifth round thanks to a controversial late winner from Harry Maguire against Leicester, while Manchester City remain alive after coming from behind to beat Leyton Orient and thereby avoid a huge upset.

We asked for your views on Manchester City's victory against Leyton Orient in the FA Cup.Here are some of your comments:John: Lethargic as usual. Very lucky to go through. We need to get the ball quicker up to the forwards before the defence has chance to settle.

Premier League champions Manchester City survived a huge FA Cup fourth-round scare as substitute Kevin de Bruyne secured a 2-1 win on Saturday at third-tier Leyton Orient in a gripping tie that will be remembered for an astonishing goal by the hosts.