FA Cup fourth round: Manchester United go to League Two Yeovil Town

Manchester United beat Yeovil in the 2014-15 FA Cup on their way to reaching the quarter-finals of the competition

League Two Yeovil Town, the lowest-ranked side left in the FA Cup, will host 12-time winners Manchester United in the fourth round.

Tottenham will also go to League Two opposition as they play Newport County.

Premier League leaders Manchester City have been drawn away to Cardiff City, while Nottingham Forest, who knocked out holders Arsenal on Sunday, are at Championship rivals Hull.

The fourth-round ties will be played on the weekend of 26-29 January.

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Premier League champions Chelsea have the prospect of a home tie against Newcastle if they overcome Championship side Norwich in a replay that will be shown live on BBC One on 17 January.

Seven-time winners Liverpool were the first team drawn and will welcome top-flight rivals West Brom to Anfield.

It is the second time in three years that Manchester United, second in the Premier League, have faced Yeovil Town in the competition.

The two last met in January 2015 when United won 2-0 in the third round under previous manager Louis van Gaal.

'What dreams are made of'

Darren Way's Yeovil side are currently 21st in League Two

Yeovil beat League One side Bradford to reach round four and their manager Darren Way is looking forward to welcoming Manchester United and their manager Jose Mourinho to Huish Park.

"The attention is going to draw to the town, which has a population of about 40,000. The club needs it at this time," Way told BBC Radio 5 live.

"To see Jose Mourinho come down and hopefully Sir Alex [Ferguson] - because I know he follows the club - it's a great moment for everyone involved with the club.

"We sit at home and read books about Mourinho and Guardiola, but to speak to them face-to-face there isn't a price to put on that. To share that moment in my office hopefully before and after the game is what dreams are made of."

'I'm buzzing to face Spurs'

Newport produced an FA Cup shock in the third round by beating Championship side Leeds United and boss Mike Flynn says drawing Tottenham is just reward for his players' efforts.

"I'm absolutely buzzing about the draw," he said.

"It's huge for the club and the players deserve it for their hard work. We can't wait."

Fourth-round draw in full:

Liverpool v West Brom

Peterborough v Leicester

Huddersfield v Birmingham

Notts County v Wolves/Swansea

Yeovil v Manchester United

Sheffield Wednesday v Reading

Cardiff v Manchester City

MK Dons v Coventry

Millwall v Rochdale

Southampton v Watford

Middlesbrough v Brighton

Bournemouth/Wigan v West Ham

Hull v Nottingham Forest

Newport County v Tottenham

Norwich/Chelsea v Newcastle

Sheffield United v Preston