League Two Doncaster beaten by Crystal Palace
Palace will host Millwall in fifth round
Other fifth-round ties: Holders Man Utd host Fulham; Man City v Plymouth & Newcastle v Brighton
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Doncaster v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)
The players are out on the pitch with a sell-out crowd here in Doncaster.
There's the customary tin foil cups being held in the air and plenty of noise being made by the hopeful home fans.
Doncaster v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)
Chris Sutton
BBC football predictions expert
Doncaster are the lowest ranked team left in the FA Cup but they won't be left in after they have played Crystal Palace.
Palace have really improved in the past couple of months and, after a slow start to the season, they are now safe from relegation.
I'd love to see the Eagles give it a go in the FA Cup this season. With Jean-Philippe Mateta up front they are a threat to anyone, and they will have too much for Doncaster to deal with.
Sutton's prediction: 0-2
Doncaster v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)
Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner on the signing of full-back Ben Chilwell from Chelsea: "It was about who can help us immediately. He played wing-back under Thomas Tuchel when they won the Champions League and he can play in a back four. He is doing really well in training [but] it is a little bit different.
"The plan is he will get minutes at Doncaster."
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Doncaster Rovers manager Grant McCann speaking on BBC 5 Live: "Looking forward to the game. Full house here tonight and brilliant to see the city's come out to support us. We've had a tough run of games to get here.
"I said to the boys I wish I was playing myself tonight. You think back to these games when you played, they are special nights, FA Cup under the lights. The fact that we've got so many supporters in here tonight on a Monday night speaks volumes for how the club's progressing.
"Playing, managing, even before getting into football, just kicking a ball about in the streets with your mates dreaming of picking the FA Cup up. Or, just playing or managing in the FA Cup. There's great memories for this competion. We're proud to be at this round against a fantastic level of opponent, so we'll give it our best shot."
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Wide open draw. Bournemouth or Villa to win it.
Derek
Doncaster v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)
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Doncaster had a blip in their last fixture but other than that, they are flying high and full of belief. I think Plymouth's win against Liverpool will add to that belief.
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Argyle were given no chance at Brentford, even less against Liverpool. Why not add City to the list? After all the greens haven't conceded an FA cup goal this season yet.
Peter
If Plymouth do go out, I'm sure they will offer little complaint to do it at the Etihad
Anon
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Image source, Getty ImagesOliver Glasner has said that he wants his Crystal Palace side to take their "second chance" in a cup competition this season.
The Eagles reached the Carabao Cup quarter-finals but lost 3-2 at Arsenal and Glasner said that that the result "still hurts".
"England is one of the few countries where you have a second chance. We want to take our second chance," said the Austrian.
"We don't think about Wembley, we are focused on Doncaster.
"When you go as a Premier League club to a League Two club it is your responsibility to win this game."
Doncaster v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesDoncaster are currently third in League Two and had won four games in a row before they were thrashed 5-2 by Chesterfield last Thursday.
In Grant McCann they have a manager with good experience of managing sides against Premier League opposition in cups.
"I've had some really good moments in the FA Cup," he said.
"I've been to Chelsea with Peterborough (2017), we've been to Aston Villa, we played Chelsea at home (with Hull City in 2020), Crystal Palace (a 2-0 defeat in 2019), Man City with Peterborough in the (2022) fifth round.
"You always dream about playing in the FA Cup final, or managing in it or doing something like that.
"Everyone still has dreams of doing that. I've got some good memories."
Doncaster v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)
This will be the first meeting between Doncaster Rovers and Crystal Palace since the 2018-19 FA Cup fifth round, with the Eagles winning 2-0 at Keepmoat Stadium.
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I can see eight home wins in round five
Pete B
Looks like eight home wins to me
Chris - Solihull
Right, time to start looking ahead to tonight's game as Doncaster host Crystal Palace.
A home tie against Millwall is the reward for the victor.
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Manchester City always get themselves a good draw in the cup. Hopefully Plymouth can go again in the fifth round.
Anon
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Thoughts on the draw, then?
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Here's the draw in full with Manchester City hosting Plymouth - who knocked out Liverpool - the pick of the ties.
Holders Manchester United are at home to Fulham.
That concludes the draw. The fifth round of the FA Cup is scheduled to take place on the weekend of 1 and 2 March.
Munoz & Devenny fire Palace past Doncaster
Crystal Palace moved into the fifth round of the FA Cup with a comfortable victory at League Two Doncaster Rovers.
Daniel Munoz tapped in the opener for the visitors when Jean-Philippe Mateta's effort, from a well-worked free-kick, struck the post and rebounded into his path off home forward Billy Sharp.
Midfielder Justin Devenny added the second for Oliver Glasner's side after the break, running on to Will Hughes' lofted pass and superbly lobbing Doncaster goalkeeper Teddy Sharman-Lowe.
The Northern Ireland international's goal arrived just as Grant McCann's team were enjoying their best spell of the match against opponents who are 58 places above them in the English football pyramid.
Winger Luke Molyneux carried Doncaster's biggest threat fizzing a first-half effort just wide of the right post and curling a second-half shot just over the bar.
Sharp blasted a fierce effort straight at Palace goalkeeper Matt Turner from just inside the penalty area while Owen Bailey's late prodded effort also tested the American.
However, the Eagles who will now host Millwall on the weekend of 1 and 2 March, had few other difficult moments to navigate on a wet evening in South Yorkshire.
Munoz gives Palace lead against Doncaster
Having watched a largely second string Liverpool tumble out of the competition on Sunday to Plymouth, the likelihood of a shock appeared slim before kick-off, when Palace's Austrian head coach selected eight of the side that began their 2-0 Premier League win at Manchester United.
And he was rewarded with a professional performance that was brimming with quality.
He was also able to introduce exciting teenage winger Romain Esse, recently signed from the Lions and give on-loan England left-back Ben Chilwell, his first taste of senior football since September after he was frozen out at Chelsea.
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This will be the first meeting between Doncaster Rovers and Crystal Palace in any competition since the 2018-19 FA Cup fifth round, with the Eagles winning 2-0 at the Keepmoat Stadium.
Crystal Palace have won four of their last five FA Cup away games against Yorkshire sides, with the exception being a 1-0 loss at Leeds in January 1997.
Doncaster have been eliminated from each of the last their seven FA Cup ties against top-flight opponents, since a 1-0 win over QPR in the 1984-85 third round.
Crystal Palace have won their last 11 FA Cup games against sides from the fourth tier (or lower) since a 2-1 loss at Hartlepool in January 1978.
Doncaster are looking to reach the FA Cup fifth round for just the second time in the last 68 years, previously doing so in 2018-19 before eventually losing to Crystal Palace.
