Top teams kept apart in FA Cup; Wrexham could face Tottenham
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LONDON (AP) — The biggest teams remaining in the FA Cup were kept apart in the draw for the fifth round on Monday.
Manchester City must travel to second-tier Bristol City while Manchester United was given another home match against West Ham, which beat third-tier Derby 2-0 a few hours after the draw.
Tottenham might have the most interesting match after being drawn against either second-tier Sheffield United or fifth-tier Wrexham, which is owned by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
Wrexham was the lowest-ranked team remaining after holding Sheffield United to 3-3 on Sunday, setting up a replay next week.
Brighton, which eliminated defending champion Liverpool on Sunday, will travel to second-tier Stoke.
Eleven Premier League teams have already been ousted.
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Fifth-round draw (matches take place week beginning Feb. 27):
Southampton vs. Luton or Grimsby
Leicester vs. Blackburn or Birmingham
Stoke vs. Brighton
Wrexham or Sheffield United vs. Tottenham
Fulham or Sunderland vs. Leeds
Bristol City vs. Manchester City
Manchester United vs. West Ham
Ipswich or Burnley vs. Sheffield Wednesday or Fleetwood
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