After some big upsets in the previous stage, the FA Cup continues to roll on.
The fourth round of the FA Cup, which runs from Jan. 27-30, will try to match the excitement of the previous round that saw reigning champions Liverpool needing a replay to beat Wolves, Manchester City throttle Chelsea, and fifth division side Wrexham stun Coventry City.
Without question the highlight of the fourth round will see Manchester City host Arsenal on Friday (3:00 p.m. ET) in a battle of the best teams in England.
This is a thread for the 4th Round of the 2022/23 FA Cup Season, Join the discussion and share your views on the various matches.
Saturday
Accrington Stanley vs Leeds United – 7:30am ET
Walsall vs Leicester City – 7:30am ET
Fulham vs Sunderland
Bristol City vs West Brom
Sheffield Wednesday vs Fleetwood Town
Blackburn Rovers vs Birmingham City
Luton Town vs Grimsby Town
Ipswich Town vs Burnley
Southampton vs Blackpool
Preston North End vs Tottenham Hotspur – 1pm ET
Manchester United vs Reading – 3pm ET
Sunday
Brighton vs Liverpool – 8:30am ET
Stoke City vs Stevenage – 9am ET
Wrexham vs Sheffield United – 11:30am ET
100% tackle success
91% pass accuracy
33 passes
6 x possession won
5 duels won
3 tackles made
2 clearances
1 foul won
1 block
1 shot
1 goal
0 fouls
0 x dribbled past
17 - Since his FA Cup debut in January 2016, Kelechi Iheanacho’s 17 goals in the competition is the most of any player, while the Nigerian has netted seven in his last seven appearances in the cup. King.
18 - Accrington’s Leslie Adekoya (18y 285d) is the youngest player to score a goal in this season’s FA Cup, finding the net just 38 seconds after coming on as a substitute. Arrival.
5 - Leeds have reached the fifth round of the FA Cup for the first time since the 2015-16 campaign. The Whites have scored 10 goals in three games in this season’s FA Cup, as many as they’d scored in their previous 14 matches combined in the competition. Marching.