Bradford need replay triumph to face Hull and ensure Yorkshire presence in last 16

Victory for the Bantams over the Shakers next Tuesday will ensure that the White Rose will have at least one representative in the last 16 of the competition in February.

Meanwhile, Leeds United could face a banana-skin trip to National League outfit Eastleigh if the Hampshire club – the only non-league representative left in the competition – win their replay at Bolton Wanderers next week.

Sheffield Wednesday will travel to the New Meadow for the first time to face Shrewsbury Town having last visited the Shropshire outfit in September 1987.

Huddersfield Town, who face a replay at Reading next Tuesday, will host League One side Walsall if they dispose of the Royals at the second time of asking.

Holders Arsenal will host Burnley – conquerors of Middlesbrough at the weekend – while Manchester United, who saw off Sheffield United thanks to a stoppage-time penalty from their captain Wayne Rooney on Saturday, travel to Championship promotion chasers Derby County.

Manchester City will visit Wycombe or Aston Villa, while Crystal Palace entertain Stoke in the only confirmed all-Premier League tie.

Chelsea travel to Northampton or MK Dons.

FA Cup 4th round draw

West Brom or Bristol City v Peterborough

Eastleigh or Bolton v Leeds United

Arsenal v Burnley

Derby County v Man United

Huddersfield or Reading v Walsall

Exeter or Liverpool v West Ham United

Wycombe or Aston Villa v Man City

Shrewsbury Town v Sheffield Wednesday

Nottingham Forest v Watford

Carlisle United or Yeovil Town v Everton

Crystal Palace v Stoke City

Oxford United v Newport County or Blackburn Rovers

Ipswich or Portsmouth v Bournemouth

Colchester United v Tottenham Hotspur or Leicester City

Bury or Bradford City v Hull City

Northampton Town or MK Dons v Chelsea

Ties will take place between Friday, January 29 and Monday, February 1