For all Manchester City's possession, Swansea are holding their own at the back. One serious shot from the visitors so far and that was Gabriel Jesus' attempt which was beaten away. Nothing since then to trouble the hosts.

Manchester City have had 78% of the possession in the opening 10 minutes. Pep doesn't want extra-time does he?

Raheem Sterling loses possession just outside the Swansea penalty area and that allows the Championship club to launch a first attack.

It's eventually snuffed out but the Swans have some pace up front.

Another attempt from the Premier League club but Ilkay Gundogan's effort is comfortably held by Freddy Woodman. It's going to be a busy night for the Swans keeper.

Bright and breezy from the visitors.

Swansea are camped inside their own half.

Another cross into the Swans penalty area and Ryan Manning is taking no chances as he hooks it out for a corner.

Some worried looks on the Manchester City bench as Jesus receives treatment on the pitch. He slowly climbs to his feet and looks OK to continue.

Manchester City are not messing about.

Gabriel Jesus lets fly from the edge of the penalty area which is beaten away by Freddy Woodman.

Jesus has gone down. Is he injured?

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Swansea have got a decent squad - you can't compare the two teams in respect of quality but the depth in Swansea's squad is good. They're a good set of players. They have nothing to lose tonight - they have to decide whether to go after Manchester City with a high press or if they're going to drop off.

Whatever they've decided to do, once they hold and engage they have to engage as a team, otherwise Manchester City will get round them.

The Swans get the tie under way!

Pep Guardiola stops to have a quick chat with Steve Cooper and gives him a pat on the back before heading for his seat.

Manchester City are wearing their all black change strip. Swansea are in their traditional white shirts.

Here come the teams.

This could be a cracker. Two in-form teams in their respective divisions. Swansea have nothing to lose.

Swansea: Woodman, Cabango, Latibeaudiere, Guehi, Roberts, Fulton, Grimes, Manning, Dhanda, Lowe, Morris.

Substitutes: Bennett, Ayew, Hourihane, Whittaker, Arriola, Bidwell, Naughton, Freeman, Webb.

Manchester City: Steffen, Walker, Garcia, Laporte, Mendy, Gundogan, Rodri, Silva, Torres, Jesus, Sterling.

Substitutes: Stones, Zinchenko, Mahrez, Joao Cancelo, Ederson, Foden, Doyle, Gomes, Bernabe.

RSm: Want to see current top PL clubs progressing in the FA Cup. Means they have effectively managed squad to be in the running across all competitions. Makes all matches more interesting.

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to BT Sport: "Everyone deserves to play, we start with the best team that we believe can beat them. Swansea are a team we played in the Premier League and they have had a lot of good mangers and they play well.

"The Championship is a tough league and away from home, one game, anything can happen. We have prepared as seriously as possible and we will try to win the game.

"The important thing is to win the game, let's focus on winning the game that's what we have to do. The reality is the present and the present is good for the fact that we have won lots of games in a row."

Fair to say Pep loves the FA Cup.

Dan Martins: Jordan Morris is a really good player for the USA Men's and was great for Seattle, he could be a real threat to Manchester City.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham are back on Merseyside in the FA Cup for the second time this season. Having won at non-league Marine in the third round, Jose Mourinho's side are down the road at Everton in the fifth round. You can listen to the whole game on BBC Radio 5 Live. Kick-off is 20:15 GMT.

Before that there is commentary of Manchester City's tie at Swansea from 17:45.

Image source, Rex Features

Some sad news to bring you.

Former Wales and Swansea goalkeeper Dai Davies has died at the age of 72.

He had been in a hospice after being diagnosed with cancer.

Davies was at one stage Wales' most-capped keeper, making 52 appearances for his country over a seven-year period.

His career spanned 17 years, starting at Swansea, before moving on to Everton, Tranmere Rovers, Bangor City and Wrexham, where he ended his career in his second spell with the club.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Image source, Reuters

Manchester City are in a very strong position at the top of the Premier League - I don't see anyone stopping them from winning the title and I think they will win it by a big margin now.

Pep Guardiola's side are still in all four major competitions this season and they will be trying to win all of them.

This won't be easy - Swansea are doing well at the top of the Championship and I don't think their manager Steve Cooper quite gets the credit he deserves.

Manchester City survived a scare against League Two side Cheltenham in the last round, but I see this as being a more straightforward evening for them.

Prediction: 0-2