Summary

  • Use play icon at the top of page to watch live coverage from the FA Cup fifth round

  • QF draw: Man City v Burnley, Man Utd v Fulham, Brighton v Grimsby & Sheff Utd v Blacburn

  • FT: Sheffield United 1-0 Tottenham - Blades host Blackburn in quarters

  • FT: Manchester United 3-1 West Ham - Benrahma opens scoring but own-goal levels, before Garnacho and Fred goals

  • FT: Southampton 1-2 Grimsby Town - League Two side score twice from penalties, Caleta-Car pulls one back & Walcott equaliser ruled out

  • FT: Burnley 1-0 Fleetwood Town - BBC Red Button, League One side down to 10 men

  • Quarter-final draw live on BBC One after Sheff Utd v Spurs

Live Reporting

Neil Johnston and Emma Sanders

  1. Tonight's menu

    FA Cup

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    One EFL side has made it through to the quarter-finals so far after Blackburn surprised Premier League Leicester.

    There will be at least one more club from outside the Premier League in the last eight as Championship Burnley host League One Fleetwood.

    These are tonight's games...

    Southampton v Grimsby Town, 19:15 GMT - live on ITV4, ITVX.

    Burnley v Fleetwood Town, 19:30 - live on BBC iPlayer, Red Button and BBC Sport website & app.

    Manchester United v West Ham United, 19:45 - live on ITV1, ITVX.

    Sheffield United v Tottenham Hotspur, 19:55 - live on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website & app.

  2. Quarter-finals taking shape

    FA Cup 2023: Highlights - Leicester City 1-2 Blackburn Rovers

    Liverpool are out. Chelsea are gone. So too Arsenal and Aston Villa.

    Those four clubs have won the FA Cup 37 times between them.

    So who will be lifting the famous trophy at Wembley on 3 June?

    Last night Championship club Blackburn Rovers joined Premier League sides Manchester City, Brighton and Fulham in the last eight.

    Who will be joining them in the quarter-final draw?

  3. From Man Utd to Grimsby

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    We've got four big FA Cup matches on their way this evening with the final spots in the quarter-finals set to be decided.

    Manchester United, fresh from lifting a trophy on Sunday, are back in action.

    And League Two's Grimsby Town are the lowest-ranked team remaining...will they cause an upset?

    Let's get cracking.