Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Crystal Palace's training ground

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner is due to speak to the media shortly (13:30 GMT) ahead of Palace's FA Cup game with Doncaster on Monday.

It will be the first time we speak to the manager after the transfer window and to see if new signing Ben Chilwell will be involved on Monday for the match.

Glasner will also be asked about Tottenham Hotspur's approach for Marc Guehi and we will hopefully find out how quickly that was rejected.

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Ok, so remember earlier when we said Bournemouth had won the double?

Well, we were wrong, they've actually landed the treble!

Midfielder David Brooks has been awarded the Premier League goal of the month award for January for his wonderful strike in the 1-0 victory over Everton at the beginning of the month.

What a day for the Cherries!

For those teams that progress beyond the FA Cup fourth round over the next few days, there will be only three wins separating them from the final.

It sounds easy when you put it like that, doesn't it?

Here are the dates of the weekends that things kick off from the fifth round and beyond.

Fifth round

• Saturday 1 March 2025

Quarter-final

• Saturday 29 March 2025

Semi-final

• Saturday 26 April 2025

Final

• Saturday 17 May 2025

Start thinking of your excuses to get out of the shopping this weekend now because there is FA Cup round four action on your screens every day for the next five days.

Friday

• 20:00 GMT: Man Utd v Leicester City (live on ITV1 and ITVX)

Saturday

• 12:15 GMT: Leyton Orient v Man City (live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer)
• 17:45 GMT: Birmingham City v Newcastle United (live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer)
• 20:00 GMT: Brighton v Chelsea (live on ITV4 and ITVX)

Sunday

• 12.30 GMT: Blackburn Rovers v Wolves (live on BBC Red Button and BBC iPlayer)
• 15:00 GMT: Plymouth v Liverpool (live on ITV1 and ITVX)
• 17:35 GMT: Aston Villa v Tottenham (live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer)

Monday

• 19:45 GMT: Doncaster Rovers v Crystal Palace (live on BBC Red Button and BBC iPlayer)

Tuesday

• 20:00 GMT: Exeter City v Nottingham Forest (live on ITV1 and ITVX)

What a few days of FA Cup action we have in store, starting this evening and rounding off on Tuesday night.

A reminder too that there are no replays and all ties will be decided on the day via extra-time and penalties if necessary.

All matches kick-off at 15:00 GMT unless stated...

Friday

• Man Utd v Leicester (20:00 GMT)

Saturday

• Leeds v Millwall (12:15 GMT)
• Leyton Orient v Man City (12:15 GMT)
• Coventry v Ipswich
• Everton v Bournemouth
• Stoke v Cardiff
• Preston v Wycombe
• Southampton v Burnley
• Wigan v Fulham
• Birmingham v Newcastle (17:45 GMT)
• Brighton v Chelsea (20:00 GMT)

Sunday

• Blackburn v Wolves (12:30 GMT)
• Plymouth v Liverpool
• Aston Villa v Tottenham (17:35 GMT)

Monday

• Doncaster v Crystal Palace (19:45 GMT)

Tuesday

• Exeter v Nottingham Forest (20:00 GMT)

The draw for the fifth round of the FA Cup will be made prior to Tuesday's game between Exeter City and Nottingham Forest.

The draw will be broadcast live on BBC One around 19:10 GMT. It will also be available to watch online and via the iPlayer.

Fifth-round ties will be played across the weekend of Saturday 1 March.

We'll have more manager news conferences from 1pm, when Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna speaks to the media.

Then we'll be off to Wolves, Crystal Palace, Manchester City, Everton and Aston Villa to complete our tour around the grounds.

Anyone off to any FA Cup ties this weekend? Let us know where you're off to, or which games you're most looking forward to.

Another update in James' Christmas Crunch showdown.

There was a trophy to show for it too!

Scenes.

You'll always have that moment, Joe, thanks to this Pro Evo legend.

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Bournemouth

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola and forward Justin Kluivert have been named as the Premier League's manager and player of the month, respectively, for January.

Iraola led the Cherries to an unbeaten month in the league, notching up three wins and one draw.

Two of the wins were standout results in the season so far, with Bournemouth dismantling Newcastle 4-1 at St James' Park before hammering third placed Nottingham Forest 5-0 at the Vitality Stadium the following week.

Winger Kluivert lands his award after a superb month which saw him score five times and provide two assists in the competition.

The highlight of the 25-year-old's January was the hat-trick he lodged in the thoroughly impressive win over the Magpies.

News also just in this afternoon. Bournemouth have done the double!

Manchester City were initially drawn against holders Barcelona for the Women's Champions League quarter-final draw, but as they were both in the same qualifying group, Gareth Taylor's side had to be drawn another team.

There was always a high chance that two Women's Super League teams would meet in the last eight and there will now be one English team guaranteed a spot in the semi-finals.

It means City and Chelsea will play each other four times in the space of 12 days. They meet in the League Cup final on 15 March and again in the WSL on 23 March, with the two Champions League ties scheduled for 18/19 and 26/27 March.

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Let's have a look at how the semi-final stage could pan out, now that the semi-final draw has also taken place.

• Wolfsburg/Barcelona v Man City/Chelsea
• Real Madrid/Arsenal v Bayern Munich/Lyon

Christmas Crunch! Love that. Anyone else's sibling rivalries get so intense that showdowns earned their own title?

The draw has just taken place, with Manchester City and Chelsea drawn against each other.

Here are the four quarter-finals ties the Women's Champions League:

• Real Madrid v Arsenal
• Manchester City v Chelsea
• Wolfsburg v Barcelona
• Bayern Munich v Lyon