• Tottenham have progressed from five of their previous six FA Cup ties against Fulham, but were knocked out by them in the most recent meeting (4-0 in Round 4, 2010-11)

John Ghoti: Spurs are 100% flat track bullies, it is obvious if you look at how their key players do internationally/in Europe. Outclassed.

Six months ago, many of these mums were just watching their kids play.

Now they're getting ready to play in the FA People's Cup....

It’s not too late to enter this year’s FA People’s Cup – the deadline to sign up is midnight tonight. 

Entry is completely FREE, there are categories for everyone AND you can enter either as a team or an individual player. 

Find out all the details here.

BBC TV presenter and lifelong Fulham fan Richard Osman reveals a number of fascinating facts about his beloved club, but are they truthful or 'fake news'?  

Here's a stat that may surprise you - it did me - Tottenham have won just two of their last 14 games away from home.

If Mauricio Pochettino's side are going to win a trophy this season it goes without saying that that record has to be rectified.

Fulham, on the other hand have lost one home game in the league since October and have beaten Hull and Middlesbrough at home in the cups this year.

The bookies make Spurs odds-on favourites this afternoon though. 

Watch the best of the goals from Saturday's FA Cup fifth-round action, including a Rudy Gestede volley for Middlesbrough and a cheeky free-kick from Oxford United's Chris Maguire.

Watch all the best action

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• Spurs have progressed from 12 of their last 13 FA Cup ties against teams from lower down the pyramid – the exception being against Leeds in 2012-13.

Is the FA Cup now Tottenham's best chance of a trophy this season? Does Mauricio Pochettino need a trophy in his cabinet to mark him out as a particularly good manager?

What hope do we give to Fulham and Blackburn today?

Get in touch with all your FA Cup musings, pros and cons, gripes and glories by texting us on 81111 (UK Only) or tweeting us at #bbcfacup 

I've just seen Dimitar Berbatov in the BBC studio for today's game. He is dressed as suavely as you would expect. The Bulgarian Bond. 

Spurs have never lost three successive games under Mauricio Pochettino, a fate that could befall them at Craven Cottage. He rested nine or 10 of his first-team regulars for each of the previous two FA Cup ties this season; dare he do so again?

We should have team news with you at around 13:00 GMT. 

BBC Sport takes a look at how non-league side Lincoln City became FA Cup legends after beating Premier League side Burnley 1-0 in the fifth round, becoming the first non-league side in 103 years to reach the quarter-finals.

MATCH REPORT: Burnley 0-1 Lincoln City

Watch all the best action from the FA Cup fifth round here.

Just the two matches to get our teeth around today then - here's how the land lies:

Fulham v Tottenham (14:00 GMT)

Blackburn v Manchester United (16:15 GMT)

'Miracle', 'legends', 'heroes', 'soldiers', 'gladiators.'

HISTORY MAKERS

A weekend of FA Cup football or a course in Greek mythology?

The old competition once more threw up some big storylines on Saturday - and there's room for more.

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No non-league sides to move into the last eight today I'm afraid - that will have to wait for Monday - but two tricky away ties for two of the Premier League's big guns to negotiate.

Ready for more?