English FA Cup 4th round draw

January 4th 2010 | Posted by Football News

Jermaine Beckford’s goal saw Leeds stun Manchester United on Sunday afternoon and the Yorkshire club will now make the trip to White Hart Lane on the weekend beginning January 23. The last time the two clubs met was in the 2003-04 season with former Leeds striker Robbie Keane on target in a 1-0 win for Spurs.

Arsenal, who came from behind to beat West Ham 2-1 on Sunday evening, will make the trip to Stoke. The Britannia Stadium does not hold fond memories for the Gunners who lost 2-1 away at Stoke in the Premier League last season, with Rory Delap’s long throws wreaking havoc in Arsene Wenger’s defence.

FA Cup holders Chelsea defeated Watford 5-0 on Sunday and they will face more Championship opposition in the shape of Preston, who destroyed Colchester United 7-0 on Saturday.

If Liverpool can overcome Reading in a replay then they will take on Burnley in an all-Premier League tie. Meanwhile, Roberto Mancini’s introduction to English football continues with a trip to Glanford Park after Manchester City drew Scunthorpe - a team they beat 5-1 in the Carling Cup in October.

Draw made Sunday for the fourth round of the FA Cup. Games to be played on the weekend of January 23:

Southampton vs Ipswich

Reading or Liverpool vs Burnley

Millwall or Derby vs Brentford or Doncaster

Bristol City or Cardiff vs Leicester City

Leicester Stoke vs Arsenal

Notts County or Forest Green vs Wigan

Scunthorpe vs Manchester City

West Bromwich Albion vs Plymouth or Newcastle

Everton vs Nottingham Forest or Birmingham

Accrington or Gillingham vs Fulham

Bolton vs Sheffield United or Queens Park Rangers

Portsmouth or Coventry vs Sunderland

Preston vs Chelsea

Aston Villa vs Brighton

Wolves vs Crystal Palace

Tottenham vs Leeds United

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One Response to “English FA Cup 4th round draw”

13 unbeaten run has cross the best line of Birmingham’s expectation. Birmingham are definitely too much for Nottingham. The team will play against underdog today and sure will has different mind-set. Arrogance and underestimating will cause them to bring the game in extra time.

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