Hillary Kirby: Hoping Reading draws any team but C, externalhelsea for F, externalA Cup not sure I could handle watching that game.

Sue McGran: Reading or Watford - that's if we beat Shrewsbury!

Martin Tyzack: want a final fa cup game at Upton Park. So a home draw avoiding Chelsea/Arsenal. 

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Right then, here we go. Chappers is all set to conduct the draw. Here's a quick reminder of the ball numbers.

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Arsenal and Hull City could not be separated in their fifth round match on Saturday, so will need a replay to determine who goes through to the quarter-finals.

The Gunners have already seen off Sunderland and Burnley as they look to stage a successful defence of the FA Cup. Hull, meanwhile, edged Brighton 1-0 before overcoming Bury 3-1 in the fourth round.

Arsenal and Hull City are ball number seven.

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Watford have won each of their three games in the FA Cup so far 1-0. They beat Newcastle at home in the third round, before knocking out Championship sides Nottingham Forest and Leeds.

Watford are ball number three. 

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Reading were 2-0 down at home to Huddersfield in the third round of the FA Cup, but turned it around to win 5-2.

They beat Walsall 4-0 before overcoming Premier League opposition in the shape of West Brom on Saturday to reach the quarter finals.

Reading areball number two.

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Everton may be inconsistent in the league, but in the FA Cup they are bang in form. Roberto Martinez's side have not conceded a goal in their three games so far, scoring seven goals themselves, as they beat Dagenham & Redbridge, Carlisle and Bournemouth.

Everton are ball number eight.

Shrewsbury Town are the lowest-ranked team left in the FA Cup and have had to come through five games to get to the fifth round, where they will play Manchester United on Monday for a place in the last eight.

They claimed some decent scalps along the way, knocking out Championship sides Cardiff and in-form Sheffield Wednesday.

They, along with Manchester United, are ball number four.

Ben Middleton: Hoping for either Watford or Palace at home!

Third Reich: I need to see Man United vs Arsenal

Michael Donlea: United, Reading or Palace please!

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You could argue that Manchester United have had a pretty kind FA Cup draw so far. They edged League One Sheffield United in the third round, then overcame Derby 3-1. 

To be sure of their place in the last eight, they need to beat Shrewsbury on Monday, but Louis van Gaal knows all too well that lower league sides are desperate to cause an upset. It could be a tough game for the Dutchman.

Manchester United, along with Shrewsbury, are all ball number four.

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Crystal Palace made it through to the last eight for the first time since 1995 with an impressive 1-0 win at Tottenham. Earlier, they beat Stoke and Southampton in the competition.

Palace are ball number 6.

Daniel Sweeney: Hoping for either Everton or Man Utd in the draw for the quarters.

1. Chelsea

2. Reading 

3. Watford 

4. Shrewsbury Town or Manchester United 

5. West Ham

6. Crystal Palace

7. Arsenal or Hull City 

8. Everton

OK then, we are entering the business end of the FA Cup and it is time to find out what the quarter-final line-up will be.

The draw programme is live now on BBC Two and on this page.

Brendan Rodgers
Former Liverpool manager on Match of the Day

"When you make the changes and put young players in, if it finished 4-1, 5-1 ,6-1, then it has the positive affect. There is more pressure on the Dynamo Kiev game now."

Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas, speaking to MOTD: "You can see straight away we are playing better and better. The confidence grows when you are winning and that is football, that is life.

"We have big games coming up and the Champions League is a big challenge, we need to be ready for anything.

"I must admit I was surprised by the team selection. For us, it was a negative because we would be humiliated if we lost against them.

Alan Shearer
Former England captain on Match of the Day

"Fitness told in the last 20 minutes but Chelsea were by far the better team.

City didn't let anyone down but they came up against a Chelsea side who were up for it - and they haven't been for times this season.

"I mentioned Chelsea's attitude and it was perfect."

Chelsea forward Eden Hazard, speaking to MOTD: "If we want to win we have to beat the best teams. I wanted to take the penalty, but Oscar missed the last one and OK he missed today but it is not important, we won 5-1."

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Mick Gaskin: No matter the team or tournament 5-1 against Man City is a good day's work.

David Renshaw: 5-1. Seem to remember city fans loving that scoreline.

Patrick Beaumont: We just surrendered that game, caballero Demichelis let us down, the senior players let us down not the kids.

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