Brentford head coach Thomas Frank: "If you don't know about the FA Cup and you come to England as a coach then you haven't followed football for the last, I don't know how many years.

"The FA Cup is the biggest and most important cup tournament in the world and it has been proven year after year. We are really looking forward to this game and would like to do as well as possible."

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League One Coventry City have no fresh injuries as they seek to reach the FA Cup fifth round for the second time in three seasons.

The Sky Blues are using Birmingham's facilities for home games this season and are the 'home' side at St Andrew's.

Birmingham, who are 18th in the Championship, have captain Harlee Dean available after missing the last two games because of suspension.

Midfielder Maikel Kieftenbeld is a long-term injury absentee.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

We usually like to have a little moan about the FA Cup not being taken seriously, but I understand what Brentford are doing here. They're that close to getting to the Premier League - and they have a serious chance of getting up now. It's interesting to see what this group does, I don't think they'll be completely and utterly outclassed.

Leicester City

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers: "I'm looking forward to going because it's their last year at Griffin Park before they move.

"I used to go there with Chelsea reserves - we paid for the changing rooms to be improved. Hopefully they're still looking good.

"We will have a team that is very energetic and that we feel can win the game."

West Ham are without several first-team players through injury, with Felipe Anderson, Ryan Fredericks and Lukasz Fabianski unable to face West Brom.

Robert Snodgrass and Arthur Masuaku have been ruled out with knee injuries, while Angelo Ogbonna is a doubt.

West Brom boss Slaven Bilic is likely to rest several of his senior players against his former club.

Matheus Pereira is suspended after being sent off in Monday's Championship defeat to Stoke City.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Build-up to all of this weekend's FA Cup fourth-round ties is already underway on BBC Radio 5 live too, with Mark Chapman presenting.

BBC One

Yep, that's right. Throw on BBC One now for all the build-up, followed by live coverage of Brentford v Leicester.

You're welcome.

This could be a historic day at Griffin Park.

Brentford's home ground are set to move to their new home - the Brentford Community Stadium - in April ahead of the 2020-21 campaign.

That means defeat here today could be the last FA Cup game to be held at Griffin Park, which they have used for 116 years.

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The stadium has been affectionately known for being the only football ground in England with a pub on every corner

Brentford's new stadium is less than a mile from Griffin Park and has been built with the hope of hosting Premier League football in the near future.

In 1949, Griffin Park recorded its biggest crowd of 38,678 at an FA Cup tie against Leicester. It currently holds 12,573. Brentford Community Stadium will hold 17,250.

Burnley defender Phil Bardsley could miss out with a back injury.

The defender is rated touch-and-go, along with winger Johann Berg Gudmundsson.

Norwich will be without Todd Cantwell at Turf Moor as the midfielder has a hamstring injury.

They will also be without Emi Buendia, while fellow midfielders Kenny McLean (hip) and Ibrahim Amadou (knee) are also absent.

However, Mario Vrancic (shin) and goalkeeper Ralf Fahrmann (knee) were back in training and are set to travel to Burnley, with the latter potentially starting in place of first-choice keeper Tim Krul.

Remember that time when you played with a future England player?

MOTDx's Reece Parkinson links up with rapper Jay1 to get hyped for the FA Cup fourth round, and hears about Jay's five-a-side encounter with fellow Coventry kid James Maddison before playing some fun FA Cup-themed games.

Brentford head coach Thomas Frank heavily rotates his team for today's FA Cup fourth-round clash, making nine changes to the side that drew with Huddersfield in the Championship last weekend.

Emiliano Marcondes, who scored the only goal as they beat Stoke in the third round, starts in attack alongside Halil Dervisoglu and Joel Valencia.

Bryan Mbeumo is the only member of their usual attacking trio who could be involved, he starts on the bench today, while Ollie Watkins is rested and Said Benrahma is unavailable as his father died this week.

This team selection suggests Bees boss Frank has more than one eye on Tuesday's big game against fellow promotion chasers Nottingham Forest.

Brentford XI: Daniels, Thompson, Yearwood, Mokotjo, Valencia, Marcondes, Dervisoglu, Jeanvier, Zamburek, Racic, Roerslev.

Subs: Gunnarsson, Henry, Pinnock, Norgaard, Dasilva, Mbeumo, Hammar.

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers also rotates his side, making nine changes to the team which beat West Ham in midweek.

Caglar Soyuncu and Ayoze Perez are the only men to retain their starting berths, as Rodgers completely changes his midfield.

Wes Morgan comes in to captain the side, with Christian Fuchs and James Justin taking up the full-back spots, and Danny Ward gets a rare chance between the sticks.

As expected, star striker Jamie Vardy isn't included in the matchday squad after picking up an injury on Wednesday.

Leicester XI: Ward, Justin, Morgan, Soyuncu, Fuchs, Choudhury, Praet, Gray, Albrighton, Perez, Iheanacho

Subs: Schmeichel, Ricardo, Evans, Dewsbury-Hall, Tielemans, Maddison, Barnes.

Starting now on that FA Cup channel is a fourth-round classic from 2015, when Bradford beat Chelsea 4-2 at Stamford Bridge.

Get on it.

BBC iPlayer

As well as all the radio and TV coverage, we have an 'FA Cup Channel' running all day today and tomorrow on the BBC iPlayer.

Everything from classic fourth-round replays, to goal loops and Match of the Day - it's all on there.

Just follow this link to check it out. It kicks off again at 09:00 GMT tomorrow morning.

Miss any of the FA Cup action last night?

League Two Northampton earned a replay with Championship club Derby after a goalless draw at the PTS Academy Stadium.

Cobblers forward Vadaine Oliver went closest to a breakthrough in the first half, striking the crossbar from close range.

Curtis Davies headed wide in the second half for Derby, who failed to register a shot on target.

Sheffield Wednesday also edged past QPR in an all-Championship contest to become the first side to book their place in the fifth round.

Left-back Morgan Fox opened the scoring and Sam Winnall's late goal sealed Wednesday's progression despite Nakhi Wells' late consolation goal.

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As always, we want to know your FA Cup adventures for the day. Where are you off to? What time did you have to get up? What are your predictions? Pleased with the early team news?

Let us know using #bbcfacup on Twitter.

So no "BMW" attacking line-up for Brentford.

Their front three of Said Benrahma, Bryan Mbeumo and Ollie Watkins - who all scored in the recent win over QPR - are not in the side.

Mbeumo makes the bench at least.

And for Brentford...

Kamohelo Mokotjo makes his 100th appearance.

Brentford XI: Daniels, Thompson, Yearwood, Mokotjo, Valencia, Marcondes, Dervisoglu, Jeanvier, Zamburek, Racic, Roerslev