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FA Cup fifth round draw: Man Utd to take on West Ham, while Man City travel to face Bristol City
Manchester United's Casemiro celebrates scoring their second goal with Antony and Marcus Rashford in the FA Cup fourth round win over Reading at Old Trafford
Manchester United have been drawn at home to West Ham in the fifth round of the FA Cup.
It is the ninth time in succession United have received home draws for a FA Cup tie.
The Hammers beat Derby County 2-0 in Monday night's fourth round tie.
Wrexham will face Premier League opposition if they can overcome Sheffield United in their replay, with a home clash against Tottenham awaiting the winner.
John Egan scored a late equaliser as the Blades denied Wrexham a direct route into the next round on Sunday, and the pair will have to face each other again at Bramall Lane.
Manchester City will travel to Bristol City for their fifth-round clash, with the sides having not played each other since the Carabao Cup semi-finals in 2018.
On that occasion, Pep Guardiola's men were triumphant, and they are among the favourites for this year's FA Cup, having last lifted the trophy in the 2018-19 season.
Stoke host Brighton, who knocked out holders Liverpool with a late winner on Sunday.
Leeds will travel to either Fulham or Sunderland after the teams could not be separated in an entertaining 1-1 draw at Craven Cottage on Saturday, while Leicester welcome either Blackburn or Birmingham.
In the other games, Southampton play the winner of the replay between Luton and Grimsby, while Ipswich or Burnley will host Sheffield Wednesday or Fleetwood.
The fifth round will be played during the week commencing February 27.
FA Cup fifth round draw
Southampton v Luton/Grimsby
Leicester v Blackburn/Birmingham
Stoke City v Brighton
Wrexham/Sheffield Utd v Tottenham
Fulham/Sunderland v Leeds Utd
Bristol City v Manchester City
Manchester Utd v West Ham
Ipswich/Burnley v Sheffield Wed/Fleetwood
Ties to played on weekend of February 27
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