The remaining FA Cup contenders are set to discover their quarter-final fate when the draw takes place after the most high-profile tie of the fifth round.
Watford were the first team to book their spot in the last eight after Etienne Capoue's strike was enough to sink QPR at Loftus Road, while Ashley Cole's maiden competition goal proved in vain as Derby were beaten 2-1 by Brighton.
AFC Wimbledon's fairytale run came to an end at the hands of Millwall defender Murray Wallace and Newport - the lowest-ranked team left in this year's cup - gave star-studded Manchester City a stern test before falling to a flurry of late goals including a brace from Phil Foden.
On Sunday, Wolves edged past Bristol City, while Crystal Palace and Swansea cruised into the last eight. Goals from Jeffrey Schlupp and Max Meyer sealed the Eagles' spot in the hat, while Dan James starred as Swansea came from behind to hammer 10-man Brentford 4-1.
Holders Chelsea face Manchester United on Monday.
Here is everything you need to know about the draw for the quarter-finals.
When is it?
The draw will take place following the conclusion of Chelsea vs Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Monday, February 18.
How to follow
The draw will be shown live on BBC One, though you will be able to follow it via Standard Sport’s dedicated live blog.
What are the fifth round ties?
| Bristol City | 0-1 | Wolverhampton Wanderers |
| AFC Wimbledon | 0-1 | Millwall |
| Doncaster Rovers | 0-2 | Crystal Palace |
| Newport County | 1-4 | Manchester City |
| Chelsea | vs | Manchester United |
| Swansea City | 4-1 | Brentford |
| Queens Park Rangers | 0-1 | Watford |
| Brighton & Hove Albion | 2-1 | Derby County |
Ball numbers
| 1 | Wolverhapton Wanderers |
| 2 | Millwall |
| 3 | Crystal Palace |
| 4 | Manchester City |
| 5 | Chelsea or Manchester United |
| 6 | Swansea City |
| 7 | Watford |
| 8 | Brighton & Hove Ablion |
Prize money
With the prize fund for the competition having been doubled at the start of the season, clubs to reach the quarter finals will be awarded £720,000.
