FA Cup on TV: Man Utd, Spurs & Man City television selections confirmed for fifth round
The FA Cup fifth round will begin in the final week of February and features the only midweek schedule in the competition this season.
Sides will battle it out on Tuesday 28 February and Wednesday 1 March for a spot in the final eight of the tournament. A spot in Wembley's final is the ultimate goal for those who remain in the competition.
Here are the television picks for the fifth round of the 2022/23 FA Cup.
2022/23 FA Cup fifth round draw
A number of Premier League sides remain in the running for the FA Cup this season.
Brighton dumped out defending champions Liverpool in the fourth round, while Manchester City booked their place by defeating Arsenal.
Wrexham remain in the draw but will have to overcome Championship high-flyers Sheffield United if they want to set up a clash with Tottenham at the Racecourse.
- Southampton vs Luton Town/Grimsby Town
- Leicester City vs Blackburn Rovers
- Stoke City vs Brighton & Hove Albion
- Wrexham/Sheffield United vs Tottenham Hotspur
- Fulham/Sunderland vs Leeds United
- Bristol City vs Manchester City
- Manchester United vs West Ham United
- Ipswich Town/Burnley vs Sheffield Wednesday/Fleetwood Town
2022/23 FA Cup fifth round on TV - which games are on television in the UK?
Six games from the fifth round of the FA Cup have been selected for live television coverage in the United Kingdom from the BBC and ITV.
Stoke vs Brighton - Tuesday 28 February
- Channel? ITV4 and ITVX
- Time? 19:15 (GMT)
Fulham/Sunderland vs Leeds - Tuesday 28 February
- Channel? BBC One, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport
- Time? 19:45 (GMT)
Bristol City vs Manchester City - Tuesday 28 February
- Channel? ITV1, UTV, STV and ITVX
- Time? 20:00 (GMT)
Southampton vs Luton Town/Grimsby Town - Wednesday 29 February
- Channel? ITV4 and ITVX
- Time? 19:15 (GMT)
Manchester United vs West Ham United - Wednesday 29 February
- Channel? ITV1, UTV, STV and ITVX
- Time? 19:45 (GMT)
Wrexham or Sheffield United v Tottenham Hotspur - Wednesday 29 February
- Channel? BBC One, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport
- Time? 19:55 (GMT)
ITV have four games which they will broadcast, with the headline act being West Ham's trip to Manchester United.
They'll also show the game between Bristol City and Manchester City at Ashton Gate, Brighton's trip to Stoke and either Luton or Grimsby's away day to Southampton.
On the BBC, viewers will be able to watch Leeds' match with either Fulham or Sunderland and Tottenham's trip to Wrexham or Sheffield United.
Leicester vs Blackburn and Ipswich or Burnley vs Sheffield Wednesday or Fleetwood will not be shown by UK broadcasters.
What happened in the 2022/23 FA Cup fourth round?
Premier League title rivals Manchester City and Arsenal met for the first time this season in the previous round and it was the current English champions who came out on top 1-0 thanks to Nathan Ake's goal.
Leeds and Leicester proved too strong for lower league opposition Accrington Stanley and Walsall respectively, while Spurs overpowered Preston thanks to two goals from Son Heung-min.
Manchester United dispatched of Reading and Brighton beat Liverpool thanks to Kaoru Mitoma's magical winner.
- 27 January 2023 - Manchester City 1-0 Arsenal
- 28 January 2023 - Accrington Stanley 1-3 Leeds
- 28 January 2023 - Walsall 0-1 Leicester City
- 28 January 2023 - Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Fleetwood Town
- 28 January 2023 - Fulham 1-1 Sunderland
- 28 January 2023 - Ipswich Town 0-0 Burnley
- 28 January 2023 - Southampton 2-1 Blackpool
- 28 January 2023 - Bristol City 3-0 West Brom
- 28 January 2023 - Luton 2-2 Grimsby Town
- 28 January 2023 - Blackburn 2-2 Birmingham City
- 28 January 2023 - Preston North End 0-3 Tottenham Hotspur
- 28 January 2023 - Manchester United 3-1 Reading
- 29 January 2023 - Brighton 2-1 Liverpool
- 29 January 2023 - Stoke 3-1 Stevenage
- 29 January 2023 - Wrexham 3-3 Sheffield United
- 30 January 2023 - Derby County 0-0 West Ham