Southampton Will Play West Ham United In The FA Cup 5th Round
Possibly the earliest FA Cup draw in the history of the competition, find out here who Saints will play in the next round of the FA Cup after beating Coventry City in the 4th round
Sadly its a Premier League team, but at least it is at home and Saints will fancy their chances of beating a side whom they have not lost against in two encounters this season.
At the moment all ties are scheduled for Wednesday 2nd March but the day could change for TV.
19.45 Luton Town VS Chelsea
19:45 2 Crystal Palace VS Stoke City
19:45 3 Peterborough United VS Manchester City
19:45 4 Liverpool VS Norwich City
19:45 5 Southampton VS West Ham United
19:45 6 Middlesbrough VS Tottenham Hotspur
19:45 7 Leicester VS Huddersfield Town
19:45 8 Everton VS Boreham Wood
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