The fourth round of the FA Cup has been drawn with plenty of Premier League sides still in contention, despite a number of top-flight clubs being sent packing already

It's been an incredible weekend of FA Cup action with several upsets making it a thrilling third round to remember.

A few Premier League sides have already bit the dust, including Burnley who were eliminated by Huddersfield despite leading at Turf Moor as Newcastle were also handed a huge shock as they were dumped out by Cambridge on home soil.

Holders Leicester won the first of three all-Premier League encounters to beat Watford, before West Ham edged a close affair against Leeds.

Chelsea and Manchester City unsurprisingly breezed through their ties against Chesterfield and Swindon respectively, while Brentford cruised past Port Vale, Wolves beat Sheffield United and Norwich nabbed a late winner against Charlton.

Others have also survived close scares, with Crystal Palace, Tottenham and Liverpool all coming from behind to win their ties against lower league opposition.

A late equaliser by Brighton took their game with West Brom to extra time before Neal Maupay sealed the tie for the Seagulls, as Everton and Southampton also relied on the added period to each overcome Championship opposition.

Elsewhere, QPR won a nail-biting penalty shootout 8-7 after drawing with Rotherham over 120 minutes, as Barnsley nicked the nine-goal cracker they shared with Barrow

There are also places in the fourth round for sides in the National League. Boreham Wood sealed a 2-0 victory over AFC Wimbledon; while National League North outfit Kidderminster Harriers caused an upset at home to Reading.

And in the shock of the round, Arsenal crashed out after a 1-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest at the City Ground, while Manchester United meet Aston Villa on Monday night.

FA Cup fourth round draw in full

Crystal Palace vs Hartlepool United

Bournemouth vs Boreham Wood

Huddersfield Town vs Barnsley

Peterborough United vs Queens Park Rangers

Cambridge United vs Luton Town

Southampton vs Coventry City

Chelsea vs Plymouth Argyle

Everton vs Brentford

Kidderminster Harriers vs West Ham United

Manchester United or Aston Villa vs Middlesbrough

Tottenham Hotspur vs Brighton & Hove Albion

Liverpool vs Cardiff City

Stoke vs Wigan Athletic

Nottingham Forest or Arsenal vs Leicester

Manchester City vs Fulham

Wolves vs Norwich

another stroll in d park for the big boys