Championship side Bournemouth knocked out by non-league Boreham Wood
National League side will travel to Everton in fifth round
FT: Forest 4-1 Leicester -
FT: Liverpool 3-1 Cardiff
FA Cup
1. Crystal Palace
2. AFC Bournemouth/Boreham Wood
3. Huddersfield Town
4. Peterborough United
5. Luton Town
6. Southampton
7. Chelsea
8. Everton
9. West Ham United
10. Middlesbrough
11. Tottenham Hotspur
12. Liverpool/Cardiff City
13. Stoke City
14. Nottingham Forest/Leicester City
15. Manchester City
16. Norwich City.
OK, the fifth round draw is coming right up.
Here are the numbers you need to look out for...
Liverpool v Cardiff (12:00 GMT)
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Liverpool v Cardiff (12:00 GMT)
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Anfield
Steve Morison has said he’s looking forward to speaking to Jurgen Klopp after the game and picking his brains, so the Cardiff City manager will be chuffed to see his Liverpool counterpoint speaking highly about him in his programme notes.
Klopp notes that Morison is “already putting his stamp on the team and club” and is backing him to steer Cardiff to safety in the Championship.
Liverpool v Cardiff (12:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesCardiff and Liverpool last met outside of league competition during the 2012 League Cup final, a match which was drawn 2-2 with the Reds eventually going on to lift the trophy after a penalty shootout.
Southampton 2-1 Coventry (aet)
What a beauty.
It's got shades of Benjamin Pavard netting at the 2018 World Cup, so just feast your eyes on this cracker from Southampton's Stuart Armstrong against Coventry on Saturday.
FA Cup: 'Oh I say!' - Stuart Armstrong's magnificent swerving strike
The Premier League sides did have to overcome a few issues, including Chelsea who were pushed to the end by League One Plymouth.
But in the end the Blues, Manchester City and Tottenham all made it through.
FA Cup highlights: Chelsea survive scare to beat Plymouth in extra time
FA Cup highlights: Manchester City 4-1 Fulham
FA Cup highlights: Kane's double restores Spurs lead against Brighton
And there was a warm welcome for Frank Lampard in his first Everton game, beginning his reign at Goodison Park with victory over Brentford.
FA Cup highlights: Everton beat Brentford comfortably in Lampard's first game
Watch all the FA Cup highlights and read reports and reaction here
Kidderminster 1-2 West Ham
The magic of the FA Cup was well and truly alive on Saturday as non-league Kidderminster took Premier League West Ham all the way but came up agonisingly short.
Liverpool v Cardiff (12:00 GMT)
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Anfield
Having not played for a fortnight, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has opted for a strong side which would strike fear into most Premier League teams, never mind those in the Championship.
By contrast, Cardiff City manager Steve Morison had said in the build-up to this match that he was going to make changes – but that is a younger and less experienced line-up than anyone expected.
Some changes have been forced by injuries and players being cup-tied, but plenty are out of choice as Morison prioritises the Bluebirds’ relegation battle in the Championship.
Among those coming into the team are defender Oliver Denham and midfielder Eli King, who will make their first senior starts today. What a place for it.
Image source, Getty ImagesToday at 11:40 GMT, live right here.
Stay tuned.
Liverpool v Cardiff (12:00 GMT)
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Liverpool v Cardiff (12:00 GMT)
Chris Coughlin
BBC Radio Merseyside
With Liverpool already set to step out at Wembley at the end of the month, Jurgen Klopp’s side aim to continue their FA Cup run on Sunday and stay on course for more trips to 'Anfield South' in April and May.
The Reds host Championship side Cardiff City in the fourth round. It's the first meeting between the sides since April 2019, when the Reds won 2-0 in the Premier League thanks to goals from Gini Wijnaldum and James Milner.
They also have a fantastic recent record against the Bluebirds, scoring 15 goals across their past four meetings against the South Wales outfit.
The FA Cup hasn’t been the kindest competition for Klopp and co – the fifth round is the furthest that Liverpool have progressed to in his reign – but the Reds boss said the hunger is there to change that fact in the hunt for major silverware.
Liverpool v Cardiff (12:00 GMT)
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Caiomhin Kelleher starts in goal for Liverpool, with Naby Keita also in after returning from Africa Cup of Nations duty.
Harvey Elliott and Thiago Alcantara both return from injury and are on the bench, as is new signing Luis Diaz.
Joe Gomez and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are also out after testing positive for Covid 19.
Where will the shocks come today? Can National League side Boreham Wood turn over Championship high flyers Bournemouth? Here's what we have:
Liverpool v Cardiff (12:00 GMT)
Nottingham Forest v Leicester (16:00)
Bournemouth v Boreham Wood (18:30)
Image source, Getty ImagesWe've witnessed thrills and spills so far in the FA Cup this weekend and there has been drama.
Lots of drama.
More of the same today?