Laird gives Preston lead, Herrera levels for Utd
Fellaini fires visitors ahead & Rooney with penalty
Man United entertain Arsenal in quarter-final
QF draw: Aston Villa v West Brom
Liverpool v Blackburn; Bradford v Reading
The last eight of this season's FA Cup have won the famous trophy 50 times between them, with Reading the only remaining side yet to win it.
The Royals are priced at 40/1 to end that streak this year, with Arsenal installed as favourites at this stage.
Image source, Getty ImagesDedication. Madness. It's a fine line between the two sometimes.
Selling a kidney is one thing, plus for example the story of Preston fan Dan Bull from Penwortham., external
The slightly unhinged individual dragged a mattress to Deepdale last week at 2.30am and waited in the cold for the final 2,000 tickets to go on sale.
I don't know whether to applaud or be appalled...
Chris Bevan at Deepdale
BBC Sport
Image source, BBC SportThere were a few empty seats on view at some of the other FA Cup fifth-round ties over the weekend, but there is no chance of that being the case at Deepdale tonight.
One Preston supporter even flew over from South Africa offering to sell his kidney, external to get in - thankfully the Football Association stepped in to offer him a pair before he was able to offload any body parts.
Image source, Michael Jackson
BBC News School Report
BBC News School Reporters Indigo, Harry, Lilli, Jonny and Daniel from Walton le Dale Arts College and High School in Lancashire are at tonight's game and report:
"Preston's players are entering the ground looking relaxed, signing autographs and taking pictures with fans."
BBC News School Report is a BBC project helping secondary school pupils around the UK to make their own news.
Oliver Johnson:, external I make it a 3/7 chance of a guaranteed lower league team in the FA Cup semi-finals even assuming Manchester United win.
Image source, PAEngland manager Roy Hodgson will make the draw ahead of Manchester United's fifth-round game at Preston.
It will be shown live on BBC One and on the BBC Sport website from 19:30 GMT.
Hodgson will be helped by Brian Finney, the son of Preston legend Sir Tom Finney.
Before tonight's game though there's the small matter of the draw for the quarter finals. The ties will be played over the weekend of 7/8 March and Bradford fans will be pleased to know that they are all on live TV.
Here's the numbers in the hat:
1. Liverpool
2. Arsenal
3. Aston Villa
4. West Brom
5. Bradford City
6. Blackburn Rovers
7. Reading
8. Preston or Manchester United
Chris Bevan at Deepdale
BBC Sport
Image source, BBC Sport"It's a crisp clear winter's night in Preston, where fans are already gathering outside Deepdale, many pausing to take a picture of the famous 'Splash' statue of Sir Tom Finney outside the ground. Saturday marked one year since Sir Tom passed away at the age of 91 and North End boss Simon Grayson wants a performance tonight that would have made football's most famous plumber proud.
"This club has fantastic history and tradition," said Grayson. "It would be a fantastic way to mark what he did for this club with a good performance and hopefully a result for him."
Gary Lineker
BBC Sport
Image source, Gary Lineker"Deepdale. Home of the original invincibles, looking resplendent."
Mark Chapman
BBC Sport presenter
"At a club with so much history this evening. Not sure about one of the exec boxes though"
"You've got to go into a game like this and enjoy it," said Preston boss Simon Grayson this week. "Our players may never get the chance to play against the likes of Radamel Falcao, Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie again.
"The one thing you have to say to them before they go out is have no regrets.
"We know the task that's against us because of what they are and what they're capable of doing but we've got nothing to lose and they've got everything to lose.
"There's always one shock, there's always a hero, and hopefully it's going to be a Preston North End player."
The original 'Invincibles' who dabbled with cricket and rugby in their early years and lost their first game 16-0 to Blackburn.
The home of Sir Tom Finney, of Graham Alexander and of Mark Lawrenson.
Image source, Getty ImagesWinners of the first double, champions of all four divisions of the Football League and a club who came close to joining the Premier League on four occasions in the 2000s.
Preston North End are steeped in footballing history. Is is time for a new chapter to be written?
Tonight Preston host Manchester United for the first time in over 40 years. It's live on the BBC. Time for another upset?