Peterborough at having to work very hard to keep Manchester City at bay.

Jack Grealish has the chance to shoot but elects to pass as the visitors fizz the ball around confidently.

Eventually Gabriel Jesus rolls it back to the edge of the area for Oleksandr Zinchenko to again shoot wide.

The home fans gave Oleksandr Zinchenko a nice reception but loudly cheer when the left-back steps forward and strikes Jack Grealish's pass way wide of the goal.

And nearly the opening goal in the first two minutes as Peterborough goalkeeper Steven Benda is slow with the ball at his feet.

He takes too long to punt it upfield and Jack Grealish closes in with a block, but thankfully for the hosts it lands wide of the post.

Generous round of applause rings around the stadium when Oleksandr Zinchenko gets his first touch of the ball.

Three FA Cup fifth-round ties tonight.

Away we go in Peterborough.

Every Manchester City comes over to Oleksandr Zinchenko to give him a hug and some words of comfort before we get going.

Here come the two sets of players with captains Frankie Kent of Peterborough and Man City's skipper for the night Oleksandr Zinchenko entering the field holding a Ukraine flag together.

FA Cup

Every fifth-round match will also be played on a weekday to help alleviate fixture congestion.

As in previous rounds there will be no replays, with matches going straight to extra time and penalties if required.

Tottenham Hotspur

Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough manager Chris Wilder says everything will have to go in his team's favour if they are to repeat their fourth-round FA Cup heroics in the fifth round against Tottenham.

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Stoke City

Stoke boss Michael O'Neill: "It's a proper cup tie. We're in the last 16 of the cup. The conditions here are made for a cup tie.

"We have to sense the oppportunity. They've had a very good season, they're sitting 11th in the Premier League. We have to respect that but make life difficult for them.

"We have to upset their rhythm. They've won six games in the Premier League this season so maybe they've not done as well at home as they'd like. We have to try to turn that in our advantage."

Stoke City

Stoke haven’t appeared in the final eight of the FA Cup since 2011-12, when they lost to Liverpool at Anfield. They’ve only won two of their last 10 away games in the competition (D2 L6).

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira: "The biggest mistake we can make is thinking about the next round. We know how tough a challenge this will be. The message has been clear - we have to be at our best to go through.

"It's always difficult when everyone is fit and wants to play. It's difficult to choose a starting XI. But that's my responsibilty. I like to be in this position where players make it difficult for me."

On Conor Gallagher being on the bench: "No rest, he has some issues we don't want to take the risk. We have enough on the field to create chances to be dangerous."

On full debutant Tayo Adaramola: "He's a young talent. Since I've been at the club I've heard a lot of praise about him. The academy coaches have been doing a great job. There's no reason he can't play - he's surrounded by players with experience."

"Being at home is a huge advantage. We know how our fans can have an impact."

Mike Minay
BBC Radio Manchester

Oleksandr Zinchenko will captain Manchester City tonight. Fernandinho offered the armband to the Ukrainian in a sign of solidarity and support.

Meanwhile, both team captains will hold the Ukrainian flag as they line-up pre-kickoff.

And if you remember, Fernandinho signed for Manchester City from Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk in 2013.

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace hand a first start to 18-year-old Irish defender Tayo Adaramola.

He is one of five changes from their draw with Burnley, with Cheikhou Kouyate, Will Hughes, Jordan Ayew and Jean-Philippe Mateta coming in.

Four changes for Stoke from their defeat by Bournemouth.

Romaine Sawyers returns from a quad injury for his first game of 2022.

James Chester, Josh Tymon and Josh Maja also come in.

Watch six of the best goals from all the FA Cup fourth-round ties, including strikes from Tottenham's Harry Kane, Michael Olise of Crystal Palace and Southampton's Stuart Armstrong.