Chris Wilder on BBC One: "All the big boys have got home draws haven't they? Manchester City, Manchester United, Brighton... Sheffield United."

When was the last time the quarter-finals of the FA Cup did not feature one of Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham?

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham have got no chance of the Champions League they need to concentrate on the top four. They might beat Milan, but this is a massive opportunity missed tonight.

Paul: That’s Spurs' season over in terms of trophy chances. Let’s be honest they’ve got no hope of winning Champions league even if they do turn around the Milan game.

Vincent Kompany back at the Etihad...

Some favourable ties there for the Premier League sides with three of the four remaining clubs at home.

But at least one team from outside the Premier League will be in the semi-finals.

Manchester City v Burnley

Manchester United v Fulham

Brighton v Grimsby Town

Sheffield United v Blackburn Rovers

Sheffield United v Blackburn Rovers

Brighton v Grimsby Town

Manchester United v Fulham

Manchester City v Burnley

Alan Shearer is the one in charge of the hat at Bramall Lane.

"What a night for Sheffield United. They deserve to be in the quarter-final. Fantastic!"

The draw for the quarter-finals is taking place live on BBC One now. Here we go!

The draw numbers are as follows:

1. Grimsby Town
2. Blackburn Rovers
3. Brighton
4. Sheffield United
5. Fulham
6. Manchester City
7. Manchester United
8. Burnley

Will a club from outside the Premier League win the 2023 FA Cup?

Four of the eight remaining clubs are from the EFL.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Sheffield United celebrate a place in the quarter-finals and for Tottenham Hotspur they fall at the same hurdle as last year. Bramall Lane is rocking!

Joyous scenes at Bramall Lane.

The Blades are through. Tottenham are going to have to win the Champions League or Premier League if they are to end their long trophy drought this season.

Huge chance for Harry Kane!

Ivan Perisic delivers a lovely cross into the box and Kane leaps higher than anyone else but gets his angles all wrong!

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Paul Heckingbottom serving the first of a three match ban has got his tactics bang on the money. Fair play.

Grimsby matchwinner Gavin Holohan: "Playing at this level you can only dream of nights like this.

"Lucky there was VAR in the FA Cup! I am proud to play for this club."

A HUGE roar goes up as the Blades win a free-kick. Paul Heckingbottom's side have shown tremendous spirit.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Carabao Cup winners Manchester United have delighted their fans as they come from a goal down to beat West Ham and move into the FA Cup quarter-finals in a frantic finish at Old Trafford.

Alejandro Garnacho scored in the last minute past Alphonse Areola before Fred steered in a third in injury time to put the hosts into the last eight and see off a battling Hammers side.

West Ham scored first early in the second half through Said Benrahma's powerfully-struck shot which flew into the top corner past David de Gea. The home players had thought the ball had gone out for a throw-in, with Diogo Dalot and Antony both stopping.

That allowed the space for Benrahma to exploit and score, with a video assistant referee confirming Tomas Soucek had kept the ball in play. Manchester United thought they had equalised through Casemiro's header only for it to be ruled out for offside after a VAR check

But the home side did manage to equalise in the 77th minute when Nayef Aguerd, under pressure from Wout Weghorst, headed into his own net from Bruno Fernandes' excellent corner.

However, Garnacho, who scored a last-minute winner in Manchester United's 2-1 win over Fulham in November, got the breakthough, before Fred added a third with virtually the last kick of the game.