Town are ball number six in the draw for the fifth round of the FA Cup, which takes place on Monday evening.

The Blues, who defeated Coventry City 4-1 at the CBS Arena yesterday, have reached round five for the first time since 2007 when they were beaten 1-0 at Watford in controversial circumstances, midfielder George O’Callaghan having been red-carded just before half-time, a dismissal which was subsequently overturned.

The draw is being shown live on BBC One’s The One Show from 7.10pm presented by Kelly Somers with Alex Scott and Theo Walcott selecting the ties.

Fifth round ties will take place over the weekend of Saturday 1st March.

FA Cup Fifth Round
1. Manchester United
2. Millwall
3. Brighton & Hove Albion
4. Preston North End 
5. Exeter City or Nottingham Forest
6. Ipswich Town
7. Wolverhampton Wanderers
8. Fulham
9. Newcastle United
10. Plymouth Argyle
11. AFC Bournemouth
12. Aston Villa
13. Burnley
14. Manchester City
15. Doncaster Rovers or Crystal Palace
16. Cardiff City

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johnwarksshorts added 12:49 - Feb 9 2 or 16 at home?
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hoppy added 13:23 - Feb 9 Or wouldn’t mind 4 at home either, johnwarksshorts
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Gforce added 13:24 - Feb 9 Further proof that the premier league is Further ahead than ever before.Twelve premier teams and just 4 championship teams remaining and probably no one from leagues 1 and 2.Sad really but the likes of Chesterfield reaching the semi final is a thing of the past.
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IpswichT62OldBoy added 13:37 - Feb 9 It will probably be 13, Burnley, hope its at home.
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ATL added 13:39 - Feb 9 Plenty of teams left in there who with home advantage we shouldn't be worried about and could get a result against.
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trevski_s added 17:08 - Feb 9 As long as the two Manchesters, Newcastle and the winner of Villa/Tottenham get drawn against each other (mainly to get some bigger names out the cup) I feel like any of those other games (especially at home) could be winnable. My personal pick would be 2, 4, 10 (now) or 16 at home
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Gforce added 18:15 - Feb 9 Dare we dream ,Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea all out and as Trevski says hopefully the remaining big guns will draw each other. You never know, stranger things have happened!
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SuperTabby added 18:22 - Feb 9 Feel like it’s such a good chance for us to get to Wembley
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BathwickBlue added 22:29 - Feb 9 If you pit prem teams against EFL teams who are in the middle of a massively contested period you will end up with a draw like this. Sad to see Coventry, Blackburn etc field a far weakened side than their prem opponents. The only reason Plymouth won was because Liverpool have a game next week and were forced to play kids
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bobble added 22:58 - Feb 9 Its newcastle away
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wischip added 09:30 - Feb 10 Over to you, Scotty, to pull out the six.
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chepstowblue added 17:10 - Feb 10 Alex Scott !!!! Much like with Lee Hendrie, Micah Richards, or Rob and Romesh, i ask myself 'WHY' ?!! It won't be long before this lot are presenting Songs of Praise, Question time, or reading the news. Just pull the balls out of the bag and tell us the name of the team. I don't need to know who Millwall lost to in the 5th Rd in 1983 or debate whether our victory over Cardiff in 78 will have any bearing, or give us an advantage, if we face them again in 2025.

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Vanisleblue2 added 17:15 - Feb 10 2,4,10,15 or 16
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Northstandveteran added 19:14 - Feb 10 F.f.s! Just do the feckin draw!
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Northstandveteran added 19:18 - Feb 10 Come on Exeter!
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