FA Cup Draw 2017 Schedule: 4th-Round Fixtures and Dates Released

Holders Manchester United have been drawn at home against 2013 winners Wigan Athletic in the fourth round of the 2016-17 FA Cup.

Monday's draw also saw 2015 and 2014 winners Arsenal paired against either Norwich City or Southampton, while Premier League leaders Chelsea will host Championship side Brentford.

Manchester City will play either Bolton Wanderers or Crystal Palace, Tottenham Hotspur will host Wycombe Wanderers, and Liverpool will face a clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers if they can beat League Two side Plymouth Argyle in their third-round replay.

Here is the full list of fourth-round fixtures following the draw: 

Home	vs.	Away
Tottenham Hotspur	vs.	Wycombe Wanderers
Derby County	vs.	Leicester City
Oxford United	vs.	Birmingham City or Newcastle United
Sutton United or AFC Wimbledon	vs.	Leeds United
Liverpool or Plymouth Argyle	vs.	Wolverhampton Wanderers
Norwich City or Southampton	vs.	Arsenal
Ipswich Town or Lincoln City	vs.	Brighton & Hove Albion
Chelsea	vs.	Brentford
Manchester United	vs.	Wigan Athletic
Millwall	vs.	Watford
Rochdale	vs.	Huddersfield Town
Sunderland or Burnley	vs.	Bristol City or Fleetwood Town
Blackburn Rovers	vs.	Blackpool or Barnsley
Fulham	vs.	Hull City
Middlesbrough	vs.	Accrington Stanley
Bolton Wanderers or Crystal Palace	vs.	Manchester City

Fixtures will be played across the weekend of Jan. 28 and 29.

The lowest-ranked side left in the draw are fifth-tier Sutton United, and they will take on Leeds United in the second round should they beat AFC Wimbledon in their third-round replay.

Fellow National League side Lincoln City could also be playing in the fourth round against Brighton & Hove Albion if they can beat Championship side Ipswich Town in their replay.

Jose Mourinho's United side cruised to victory in their third-round match at Old Trafford on Saturday as they beat Reading 4-0.

They will be expected to have a similarly comfortable time against Wigan given the history between the two sides, per Opta:

Chelsea and City were also convincing winners in the third round, beating Peterborough United and West Ham United 4-1 and 5-0, respectively, while Spurs took their time to break down Aston Villa but eventually won 2-0.

Arsenal, the joint-most successful club in the tournament's history having won it 12 times, had a tougher time of things at Preston North End and needed a late Olivier Giroud goal to confirm their spot in the fourth round.

Arsene Wenger will be hoping his side make it easier for themselves against Norwich or Saints as he continues his campaign for an unprecedented seventh FA Cup win as a manager.