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Middlesbrough are eighth in the Championship, while Tottenham are seventh in the Premier League
Boro's best FA Cup run saw them finish runners-up in 1996–97
Tottenham are eight-time winners, last in 1990–91
Peterborough v Man City (19:15 GMT)
Manchester City
Image source, Getty ImagesOnly Manchester United (5) have reached the FA Cup quarter-finals more often than Manchester City (4) since Pep Guardiola came to the club in 2016-17, with round five the earliest exit they have suffered under the Spaniard – losing at Wigan in 2017-18.
Peterborough v Man City (19:15 GMT)
Manchester City
Peterborough v Man City (19:15 GMT)
Mike Minay
BBC Radio Manchester
Image source, Getty ImagesThose scenes at Goodison Park have sat with me for the past 72 hours. Watching complete unity in the stadium as Everton lined up to take on Manchester City. Ukrainian flags were everywhere, from the players to the fans. Complete solidarity with Vitaliy Mykolenko and Oleksandr Zinchenko.
Goodness knows how they have felt in the past week. Concerns for their friends and family. When Zinchenko hugged Mykolenko and then beat his chest to the Manchester City fans, with tears in his eyes, you’d have to be heartless to not sympathise and imagine the pain they’re suffering right now.
There’s enough strength in character for Zinchenko to have been at Goodison on Saturday in the first place. Tonight, he’ll start for Manchester City and for those couple of hours, as per Pep Guardiola’s quote, "he can forget".
I hope he can find some joy in playing football, and helping guide Manchester City onwards in the cup, in what must be the hardest of times.
Peterborough v Man City (19:15 GMT)
Peterborough make five changes to the side that lost 3-0 at home to Hull on Saturday n what was manager Grant McCann's first game since being reappointed.
Jorge Grant is among those returning to the side
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Six changes for Manchester City from the side that started the 1-0 win over Everton at the weekend. Ukraine defender Oleksandr Zinchenko is among the starters in what will be his first game since his homeland was invaded by Russia.
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Peterborough v Man City (19:15 GMT)
Manchester City
Manchester City's Ukrainian defender Oleksandr Zinchenko is set to play in today's FA Cup tie at Peterborough in what will be his first game since his homeland was invaded by Russia.
Zinchenko was an unused substitute in City's win over Everton on Saturday.
The 25-year-old was visibly moved by displays of solidarity at Goodison Park.
But City boss Pep Guardiola said Zinchenko was in the right frame of mind to play against Peterborough.
"I think it will be good for him to play and show the reason why he is here," said Guardiola.
"He is a magnificent player [and] needs to play football."
It's a midweek start to the FA Cup this time, with no ties taking place on Saturday or Sunday.
Here's what we have tonight:
Peterborough v Man City (19:15 GMT)
Crystal Palace v Stoke (19:30)
Middlesbrough v Tottenham (19:55)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe world's oldest club competition gears back into action as teams look to take another step towards Wembley.
The dreams of 16 sides remains strong in their quest to lift the famous trophy.