Leeds United will host Daniel Farke's former club Norwich City in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Farke said after Sunday's penalty shoot-out win over Birmingham City – his team’s second away game in the season’s competition – he was "dreaming" of a home tie, and the Premier League Whites were paired with his previous English club, now in the Championship.

Leeds set up the tie by beating Birmingham City 4-2 on penalties after a 1-1 draw over 120 minutes at St Andrew's.

Leeds last reached the quarter-finals in 2003, the only time they have been in the last eight in 28 years. The only time they have won the trophy was in 1972, the second of three finals in four years.

FA CUP JOY: Goalkeeper Lucas Perri (second from left) celebrates with his Leeds United team-mates after the penalty shoot-out win at Birmingham City (Image:y Michael Regan/Getty Images)

placeholder image — FA CUP JOY: Goalkeeper Lucas Perri (second from left) celebrates with his Leeds United team-mates after the penalty shoot-out win at Birmingham City (Image:y Michael Regan/Getty Images)

The Whites are Yorkshire's only remaining representatives in the competition after Hull City lost 4-0 to Chelsea on Friday.

Newcastle United were drawn at home to Manchester City. With Tottenham Hotspur already out, another Champions League side is guaranteed to follow in the fifth round.

League One Mansfield Town, who knocked Sheffield United out in round three, will host quadruple-chasing Arsenal.

Hollywood-owned Wrexham will be at home to Chelsea.

REUNION: Leeds United manager Daniel Farke made his name in English football at Norwich City (Image: Danny Lawson/PA Wire)

The last non-league side in the draw, Macclesfield, were handed the carrot of a trip to Premier League West Ham United if they can beat Brentford in Mondays' home tie.

Fifth-round ties are due to be played on the first weekend in March.

DRAW: Fulham v Southampton; Port Vale or Bristol City v Sunderland; Newcastle United v Manchester City; Leeds United v Norwich City; Mansfield Town v Arsenal; Wolverhampton Wanderers v Liverpool; Wrexham v Chelsea; West Ham United v Macclesfield or Brentford.