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We're under way in our first game of the night.

Chelsea get us going.

Leeds are sporting a very interesting pinky/peachy number.

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• This will be the first FA Cup tie between Chelsea and Leeds United since the 1970 final, which the Blues won after a replay. Chelsea have never lost in eight previous FA Cup games against Leeds (W5 D3).
• Leeds have lost their past six away games against Chelsea, all in the Premier League. The Whites' last win at Stamford Bridge was in December 1999 (2-0).
• Chelsea have progressed from 13 of their past 15 FA Cup fifth-round ties, failing only against Manchester City in 2013-14 and Manchester United in 2018-19, the latter of which was their most recent home defeat in the FA Cup.
• Leeds are looking to reach the FA Cup quarter-final for the first time since 2002-03. They have been eliminated from this stage of the competition three times since then, including a 2-0 loss to Fulham last term.
• Enzo Fernandez scored in both of Chelsea's FA Cup wins this season - netting in the third round against Preston and fourth-round replay at Aston Villa. The last player to score in each of the third, fourth, and fifth rounds of a single FA Cup campaign for the club was Pedro in 2016-17.

Simon Rix
Kaiser Chiefs bassist on the Don't Go To Bed Just Yet podcast

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Kaiser Chiefs Simon Rix says "there's no reason" why Leeds can't beat Chelsea on Wednesday to reach the FA Cup quarter-final.

"In my heart we can easily beat Chelsea because we're in good form and we've scored loads of goals this year," he told the Don't Go To Bed Just Yet Podcast.

"There's no reason we can't give them a good game. They've had two less days rest but they've got loads of players, so it will be interesting to see who they play.

"If Leeds get at them early doors then they will have to be pushing us back."

Listen to the podcast here.

Gary O'Neil didn't know Wolves were going to draw Coventry to be fair, Martin...

Coventry are also ninth in the Championship. They won't be a pushover.

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Wolves were not too pretty against Sheffield United but they got the win anyway. Brighton, meanwhile, scored very late to stop me being right about Everton winning that game.

Both teams are in a situation in the league where you would hope they will go for it in the FA Cup, but I can see this game being quite cagey. I am backing Brighton, but it is going to be close.

Sutton's prediction: 0-1

Kaiser Chiefs bassist Simon Rix's prediction: 1-0

Tom Gayle
BBC Radio 5 Live reporter at Molineux

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This fixture has been a great away day for Brighton fans of late. They’ve headed home victorious from the last three visits here. I was on Match of the Day commentary back in August where Wolves were 4-0 down and completely outclassed after 55 minutes, with the game eventually finished 4-1.

Gary O’Neil’s clearly learned a lot from what was then just his second game in charge, and his team’s progression since speaks volumes to the job he’s doing. O’Neil’s not taking January's 0-0 draw at Brighton for granted, and still very wary of the threat Robert De Zerbi’s side will pose, describing him as an “outstanding manager” and “one of the best in the world” in his pre-match programme notes.

The August/September period is undoubtedly the best we’ve seen from Brighton this season. Since then the Europa League, injuries and their head coaches preference to regular rotate has led to inconsistent performances, and a lot of draws.

They certainly know how to turn it on in the FA Cup though, scoring nine goals across the previous two rounds. Granted five of those were scored by the absent Joao Pedro, but De Zerbi’s record in this competition is impressive. Including last year's run to the semi-finals, which ended in Wembley penalty shoot-out heart break at the hands of Manchester United, the Italian is still yet to lose an FA Cup match during normal and extra time.

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This is Wolves' second of three games in the space of one week.

They beat Sheffield United in the Premier League on Sunday and visit Newcastle on Saturday.

"The schedule isn't great for us," boss Gary O'Neil said. "A game on Sunday when we had an FA Cup game on Wednesday wasn't ideal. It means Brighton get an extra day's recovery on us.

"Going into Saturday's game against Newcastle, they get an extra day of recovery on us and the group is a small squad.

"It will be tested this week. I'm going to need to be really switched on and I've already had good conversations with the medical staff about how to use everyone.

"In a short turnaround, a day makes a big difference. Playing Saturday-Tuesday compared to Sunday-Wednesday, the lads would feel an awful lot better by the time Wednesday comes if they are playing Saturday.

"It doesn't mean it has to make a big difference on the game. We've played games where we've had less recovery and looked like the team with the most energy."

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• Nottingham Forest have progressed from four of their five previous FA Cup ties against Manchester United, although the only exception was the most recent, losing 1-0 in the third round in 1989-90.

• Forest are aiming to reach the FA Cup quarter-final for the second time in the past three seasons (also 2021-22), after having only reached the last eight in two of their previous 30 campaigns prior.

• United are looking to reach the FA Cup quarter-final for what would be a record 48th time. They are currently tied with Everton on 47 quarter-final appearances in the competition.

• Forest have drawn three of their FA Cup matches this season (W1), with both their third and fourth-round ties going to a replay. The last Premier League club to draw four or more games in a single FA Cup campaign were Middlesbrough under Gareth Southgate in 2006-07 (six).

• Bruno Fernandes has scored five goals in his past five FA Cup appearances, netting in each of his past three in a row. The last Manchester United player to score in four consecutive FA Cup games was Romelu Lukaku in 2018.

• United are looking to reach the FA Cup quarter-final for what would be a record 48th time. They are currently tied with Everton on 47 quarter-final appearances in the competition.

• Forest have drawn three of their FA Cup matches this season (W1), with both their third and fourth-round ties going to a replay. The last Premier League club to draw four or more games in a single FA Cup campaign were Middlesbrough under Gareth Southgate in 2006-07 (six).

Jurgen Klopp makes six changes to the Liverpool team that started the 1-0 win over Chelsea in Sunday's Carabao Cup final.

There is a debut for 18-year-old forward Lewis Koumas, son of former Tranmere and West Brom midfielder Jason, while James McConnell and Bobby Clark - who both came off the bench at Wembley - also start.

Captain Virgil van Dijk keeps his place, while Conor Bradley looks set to play as part of the front three.

Darwin Nunez, Mohamed Salah and Dominik Szoboszlai are not involved again.

Liverpool XI: Kelleher, Gomez, Quansah, Van Dijk, Tsimikas, Elliott, McConnell, Clark, Bradley, Gakpo, Koumas.

Subs: Adrian, Konate, Diaz, Mac Allister, Scanlon, Gordon, Nallo, Danns, Nyoni.

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Russell Martin has also rung the changes with eight alterations to the Southampton XI that started their 2-1 home defeat by Millwall on Saturday.

Only Jack Stephens, Jan Bednarek and Joe Aribo keep their places in the side.

Defender James Bree comes in for his first appearance since sustaining an injury against QPR in December.

Southampton XI: Lumley, Bree, Stephens, Bednarek, Manning, Charles, Rothwell, Aribo, Edozie, Mara, Kamaldeen.

Subs: McCarthy, Walker-Peters, Meghoma, Harwood-Bellis, Smallbone, Dibling, Amo-Ameyaw, Adams, A Armstrong.

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Wolves boss Gary O'Neil makes four changes to the side who beat Sheffield United on the weekend.

Matt Doherty, Santiago Bueno, Tommy Doyle and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde are introduced to the line-up.

They replace Nelson Semedo, Craig Dawson, Pablo Sarabia and Pedro Neto, as O’Neil switches to a three-man midfield, with Bellegarde supporting Hwang in attack.

Matheus Cunha is still feeling the effects of a hamstring injury he sustained against Brentford a few weeks ago and is not available.

Wolves XI: Sa, Doherty, Kilman, S. Bueno, Toti, Ait-Nouri, M. Lemina, Gomes, Doyle, Bellegarde, Hwang.

Subs: Bentley, Semedo, Dawson, H. Bueno, Traore, Chirewa, Sarabia, Neto, Fraser.

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Roberto De Zerbi makes five changes to his Brighton side who drew with Everton.

Jason Steele replaces Bart Verbruggen in goal. Pervis Estupinan comes in for Tariq Lamptey in defence.

Midfielder Billy Gilmour begins a three-game suspension after being sent off at the weekend and Jakub Moder replaces him.

Cameron Peupion and Ansu Fati come in for Danny Welbeck and Evan Ferguson.

Full-back Jack Hinshelwood is still unavailable after missing the last three games with a stress fracture on his foot.

Forwards Kaoru Mitoma and Joao Pedro are also out after sustaining back and thigh injuries respectively.

Brighton XI: Steele, Estupinan, van Hecke, Dunk, Igor, Gross, Peupion, Buonanotte, Moder, Adingra, Fati.

Subs: Verbruggen, Webster, Enciso, Lallana, Welbeck, Barco, Baleba, Offiah, Baker-Boaitey.

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BBC Sport at the City Ground

Divock Origi starts as Nottingham Forest look to reach the quarter-finals for only the second time since 1996.

Goalkeeper Matt Turner returns, along with Harry Toffolo. Callum Hudson-Odoi drops to the bench.

Forest are aiming to beat Manchester United twice in a single season for the first time since 1991-92.

Nottingham Forest XI: Turner, Williams, Awoniyi, Gibbs-White, Toffolo, Felipe, Elanga, Yates, Origi, Danilo, Murillo.

Substitutes: Vlachodimos, Kouyate, Hudson-Odoi, Dominguez, Niakhate, Reyna, Omodamidele, Ribeiro, Gardner.

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Harry Maguire misses out for Manchester United with a sore knee.

Rafael Varane and skipper Bruno Fernandes start despite being doubts.

Antony returns to the United starting line-up for the first time since scoring in the last round against Newport in January. Morocco midfielder Sofyan Amrabat starts for the first time since the African Cup of Nations, with Kobbie Mainoo dropping to the bench.

Manchester United XI: Onana, Lindelof, Amrabat, Fernandes, Rashford, Garnacho, Casemiro, Varane, Dalot, Antony, McTominay.

Subs: Bayindir, Eriksen, Amad, Evans, Mainoo, Kambwala, Forson, Collyer, Ogunneye.

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There are obviously a lot of ifts/buts/maybes at the moment but by the end of tonight we'll know the quarter-final line-up.

Will we get Manchester United v Liverpool?

That would undoubtedly be the tie of the round but Manchester City v Newcastle should be a cracker too.

Manchester City v Newcastle United

Chelsea/Leeds v Leicester City

Nottingham Forest/Manchester United v Liverpool/Southampton

That could be very tasty!

The first tie out is...

Wolves/Brighton v Coventry City

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Right, it is time for the quarter-final draw. A reminder you can watch it using the big play icon at the top of the page.

The numbers for the draw are:

1 Newcastle United

2 Chelsea or Leeds United

3 Leicester City

4 Liverpool or Southampton

5 Nottingham Forest or Manchester United

6 Wolverhampton Wanderers or Brighton & Hove Albion

7 Coventry City

8 Manchester City

The ties will be played across the weekend of 16-17 March.