When is the FA Cup fifth round draw? How to watch, TV channel and Leeds United ball number

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Leeds United face Millwall in the FA Cup on Saturday as they aim to reach the fifth round of the competition.

It’s been a great week in the Championship for Leeds United as the 7-0 thrashing of Cardiff City and the 2-0 win over Frank Lampard’s Coventry City has seen them extend their lead at the top of the table.

Attention will now turn towards cup competition as Daniel Farke’s side aims to return to the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Leeds have made the final 16 in the last two seasons after five years of being knocked out in the third round.

While it’s not as big a priority of finally returning to the Premier League, it would be great for the club if they could reach the quarter-finals for the first time since 2003.

First, though, Leeds must get past Championship rivals Millwall at Elland Road. If they do, then they will be in the hat for the fifth round draw and here is all you need to know about it.

When is the FA Cup fifth round draw?

The fifth round proper draw will be held on Monday, 10 February, ahead of the tie between Doncaster Rovers and Crystal Palace.

What time is the FA Cup draw?

The FA have scheduled the draw to begin at approximately 7:10 pm.

How to watch the FA Cup fifth round draw

There are multiple ways to watch the draw live. It will be televised on BBC’s The One Show on BBC One as well as live-streamed across the FA Cup’s social media channels on X (formerly Twitter), Instagram and Facebook.

Former Arsenal stars Thero Walcott and Alex Scott will be conducting the draw.

FA Cup fifth-round draw ball numbers

Should they advance, Leeds will be ball number 2 in the draw. The rest of the numbers are:

1. Manchester United
2. Leeds United or Millwall
3. Brighton & Hove Albion or Chelsea
4. Preston North End or Wycombe Wanderers
5. Exeter City or Nottingham Forest
6. Coventry City or Ipswich Town
7. Blackburn Rovers or Wolverhampton Wanderers
8. Wigan Athletic or Fulham
9. Birmingham City or Newcastle United
10. Plymouth Argyle or Liverpool
11. Everton or AFC Bournemouth
12. Aston Villa or Tottenham Hotspur
13. Southampton or Burnley
14. Leyton Orient or Manchester City
15. Doncaster Rovers or Crystal Palace
16. Stoke City or Cardiff City