The draw for the fourth round of the FA Cup did not produce any guaranteed all-Premier League matches, although one or two are in the pipeline after Fulham or Blackpool were pitted against either West Ham or Manchester United, while Sunderland and Everton could meet if they can overcome Bolton and Cheltenham respectively.
| Fourth-round draw: |
| Norwich | v | Luton Town |
| Oldham Athletic | v | Mansfield/Liverpool |
| Macclesfield Town | v | Wigan/Bournemouth |
| Derby County | v | Blackburn Rovers |
| Hull City/Leyton Orient | v | Barnsley |
| Middlesbrough | v | Aldershot Town |
| Millwall | v | Aston Villa |
| Leeds United/Birmingham City | v | Tottenham |
| Brighton | v | Swansea/Arsenal |
| Crystal Palace/Stoke | v | Man City |
| West Ham/Man Utd | v | Fulham/Blackpool |
| Southend United/Brentford | v | Chelsea |
| Reading | v | Sheffield United |
| Huddersfield Town | v | Leicester City |
| QPR/West Brom | v | Sheffield Wednesday/MK Dons |
| Bolton/Sunderland | v | Cheltenham/Everton |
| The ties will be contested over the weekend of 26 and 27 January. |
Holders Chelsea were handed an away tie against lower-league opposition in the draw for the FA Cup fourth round made at Wembley.
The Blues, who hammered fellow top-flight side Southampton 5-1 to reach this stage, will visit either League Two Southend or Brentford of League One in the next phase after their 2-2 draw at Roots Hall on Saturday.
Barclays Premier League champions Manchester City were also handed a potentially tough away-day assignment against the winners of the replay between Championship side Crystal Palace and Stoke, who lost 1-0 to City in the 2011 final.
Non-league Luton's reward for their 1-0 victory over Wolves is a trip to Carrow Road to face Premier League Norwich, with Newcastle's conquerors Brighton welcoming the winners of the replay between Swansea and Arsenal to the Amex Stadium.
Oldham, who impressed in defeating Nottingham Forest, will face the winner of Sunday afternoon's tie between Mansfield and Liverpool, while on-league Macclesfield, surprise winners against Championship pacesetters Cardiff, will welcome Wigan or Bournemouth.
Tottenham face a potentially tricky away trip to Championship opposition, with the winners of the replay between Leeds and Birmingham lying in wait. Paul Lambert's Aston Villa are also on the road to play Millwall.
Reading entertain Sheffield United, while QPR or West Brom, who drew 1-1 at Loftus Road, will battle for the right to host the winner of the replay between Sheffield Wednesday or MK Dons.
Two all-Championship ties see Huddersfield host Leicester and Derby welcome Blackburn, while Aldershot are away to Middlesbrough and Barnsley lie in wait for the winners of the replay between Hull and Leyton Orient.