Manchester United will face Liverpool in the blockbuster tie of the FA Cup fourth round, while League Two Cheltenham host Manchester City.

Liverpool and United will clash for two consecutive weekends with the top two also facing off in the Premier League on Sunday.

National League North side Chorley's reward for their victory over a depleted Derby was a home tie with Premier League Wolves.

Chorley manager Jamie Vermiglio told BBC Sport: "That's what we really wanted, Premier League opposition, great.

"And there's a bit of history because in 1986, Chorley played against Wolves at home and beat them 3-0, so we just need to do that again."

Should Chorley pull off another upset, they could face holders Arsenal in the fifth round.

League Two Crawley, who thrashed Leeds 3-0 in the third round, travel to Bournemouth.

The fourth round ties will be played across the weekend of January 22 to 25 with the fifth round taking place between February 9 to 11.

<h2>FA Cup fourth round draw:</h2>

Manchester United v Liverpool

Cheltenham v Manchester City

Bournemouth v Crawley

Swansea v Nottingham Forest

Southampton or Shrewsbury v Arsenal

Barnsley v Norwich

Chorley v Wolves

Millwall v Bristol City

Brighton v Blackpool

Wycombe v Tottenham

Fulham v Burnley

Sheffield United v Plymouth

Chelsea v Luton

Stockport or West Ham v Doncaster

Brentford v Leicester

Everton v Sheffield Wednesday

<h2>Fifth round draw:</h2>

Manchester United or Liverpool v Stockport/West Ham/Doncaster

Fulham or Burnley v Bournemouth or Crawley

Sheffied United or Plymouth v Millwall or Bristol City

Chorley or Wolves v Southampton/Shrewsbury/Arsenal

Barnsley or Norwich v Chelsea or Luton

Everton or Sheffield Wednesday v Wycombe or Tottenham

Swansea or Nottingham Forest v Cheltenham or Manchester City

Brentford or Leicester v Brighton or Blackpool

Manchester United will face Liverpool in the blockbuster tie of the FA Cup fourth round, while League Two Cheltenham host Manchester City. Liverpool and United will clash for two consecutive weekends with the top two also facing off in the Premier League on Sunday.

Manchester United will face Liverpool in the blockbuster tie of the FA Cup fourth round, while League Two Cheltenham host Manchester City. Liverpool and United will clash for two consecutive weekends with the top two also facing off in the Premier League on Sunday. National League North side Chorley's reward for their victory over a depleted Derby was a home tie with Premier League Wolves. Chorley manager Jamie Vermiglio told BBC Sport: "That's what we really wanted, Premier League opposition, great. "And there's a bit of history because in 1986, Chorley played against Wolves at home and beat them 3-0, so we just need to do that again." Should Chorley pull off another upset, they could face holders Arsenal in the fifth round. League Two Crawley, who thrashed Leeds 3-0 in the third round, travel to Bournemouth. The fourth round ties will be played across the weekend of January 22 to 25 with the fifth round taking place between February 9 to 11. FA Cup fourth round draw: Manchester United v Liverpool Cheltenham v Manchester City Bournemouth v Crawley Swansea v Nottingham Forest Southampton or Shrewsbury v Arsenal Barnsley v Norwich Chorley v Wolves Millwall v Bristol City Brighton v Blackpool Wycombe v Tottenham Fulham v Burnley Sheffield United v Plymouth Chelsea v Luton Stockport or West Ham v Doncaster Brentford v Leicester Everton v Sheffield Wednesday Fifth round draw: Manchester United or Liverpool v Stockport/West Ham/Doncaster Fulham or Burnley v Bournemouth or Crawley Sheffied United or Plymouth v Millwall or Bristol City Chorley or Wolves v Southampton/Shrewsbury/Arsenal Barnsley or Norwich v Chelsea or Luton Everton or Sheffield Wednesday v Wycombe or Tottenham Swansea or Nottingham Forest v Cheltenham or Manchester City Brentford or Leicester v Brighton or Blackpool

Man Utd to face Liverpool in FA Cup 4th round

Midfielder Ander Herrera was proud of Manchester United&#39;s battling qualities in Monday&#39;s 0-0 draw with Liverpool, adding that his side took the hosts out of their comfort zone at Anfield.

&quot;We can be proud of the team today; every player did everything and gave everything. This is the way we need to play this sort of fixture, so we are very happy,&quot; Herrera told reporters.

&quot;We fought against a team who are in one of their best moments, at home they are not going to lose many games. They press very high and intensive but they didn&#39;t feel comfy, if you ask them, they will tell you that.&quot;

Jose Mourinho, the master of stifling Anfield dreams when at Chelsea, again found his tactical mastery rewarded but United, seventh in the table on 14 points, have still won just one of their last five league games while Liverpool stay fourth on 17, two behind leaders Manchester City and Arsenal.

&quot;We cannot be 100 per cent happy because we want to win always, but we can be proud,&quot; Herrera added. &quot;We were better in the first half, they were better in the second half. It&#39;s a fair point.&quot;

(Reuters)

Despite a draw against Liverpool, the midfielder praised the team's efforts saying they forced the hosts out of their comfort zone

Midfielder Ander Herrera was proud of Manchester United's battling qualities in Monday's 0-0 draw with Liverpool, adding that his side took the hosts out of their comfort zone at Anfield. "We can be proud of the team today; every player did everything and gave everything. This is the way we need to play this sort of fixture, so we are very happy," Herrera told reporters. "We fought against a team who are in one of their best moments, at home they are not going to lose many games. They press very high and intensive but they didn't feel comfy, if you ask them, they will tell you that." Jose Mourinho, the master of stifling Anfield dreams when at Chelsea, again found his tactical mastery rewarded but United, seventh in the table on 14 points, have still won just one of their last five league games while Liverpool stay fourth on 17, two behind leaders Manchester City and Arsenal. "We cannot be 100 per cent happy because we want to win always, but we can be proud," Herrera added. "We were better in the first half, they were better in the second half. It's a fair point." (Reuters)

Ander Herrera proud of Manchester United's battling qualities in Liverpool draw

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Man Utd to face Liverpool in FA Cup 4th round

Ander Herrera proud of Manchester United's battling qualities in Liverpool draw