Breaking News ! Sixteen teams are five wins from hoisting something shiny, as the FA Cup enters the fourth round this weekend. You can spend a long weekend from Friday afternoon deep into Monday watching the tournament, beginning with sixth-tier Chorley hosting Wolverhampton Wanderers at Victory Park. [ MORE: FA Cup odds, JPW’s picks ] These Magpies play in a 900-seater stadium with a capacity of 3,700, quite a difference from the Premier League’s outfit with the same nickname. Newcastle United was eliminated by Arsenal. But Nuno Espirito Santo isn’t about the romance of the cup. He’s worried about the pitch quality at Victory Park. “We already had photos taken of the pitch and we know that the FA have made an effort to try and preserve the pitch by covering,” Espirito Santo said. “We are aware of all that, but we don’t know the weather conditions. We cannot expect anything other than having a very difficult pitch to play football and we have to adapt to it.

. Like always, we’ll play the strongest squad that we can to compete well against Chorley.” Cue Adele. This is a sneaky great “group sing” song. Also just a flat-out great song https://t.co/xTPdBT88go — Nicholas Mendola (@NicholasMendola) January 9, 2021 There are also some all-Premier League ties in the fourth round. Southampton will host Arsenal early Saturday before Burnley heads to Fulham on Sunday. It’s all a prelude to Man United and Liverpool’s latest match-up, this time at Old Trafford at Noon ET on Sunday. We can hope for better than a wasteful Liverpool and a late-arriving United, as we saw in last week’s Premier League tango. FA Cup 4th round fixtures Chorley v Wolverhampton Wanderers — 2:45 pm ET Friday Southampton v Arsenal — 7:15 am ET Saturday West Ham United v Doncaster Rovers — 10 am ET Saturday Sheffield United v Plymouth Argyle — 10 am ET Saturday Barnsley v Norwich City — 10 am ET Saturday Swansea City v Nottingham Forest — 10 am ET Saturday Millwall v Bristol City — 10 am ET Saturday Bournemouth v Crawley Town — canceled  Cheltenham Town v Manchester City — 12:30 pm ET Saturday Chelsea v Luton Town — 7 am ET Sunday Brentford v Leicester City — 9:30 am ET Sunday Fulham v Burnley — 9:30 am ET Sunday Manchester United v Liverpool — Noon ET Sunday Everton v Sheffield Wednesday — 3 pm ET Sunday Wycombe Wanderers v Tottenham Hotspur — 2:45 pm ET Monday Brighton & Hove Albion v Blackpool — 2:45 pm ET Monday FA Cup 5th round draw Manchester United/Liverpool v Doncaster/West Ham United Everton/Sheffield Wednesday v Wycombe Wanderers/Tottenham Swansea City/Nottingham Forest v Cheltenham Town/Manchester City Barnsley/Norwich City v Chelsea/Luton Town Chorley/Wolves v (Southampton/Shrewsbury Town)/Arsenal Brentford/Leicester City v Brighton & Hove Albion/Blackpool Fulham/Burnley v Bournemouth/Crawley Town Sheffield United/Plymouth Argyle v Millwall/Bristol City More Premier League action Three things we learned from Liverpool – Burnley Three things we learned from Manchester City – Aston Villa Three things we learned from Leicester City – Chelsea

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