We round-up the results and scorelines from across Saturday's FA Cup fourth round action.
Evening kick-offs
Casemiro scored a magnificent brace before Fred flicked home audaciously as Manchester United’s Brazilian stars sparkled in Saturday evening’s FA Cup win over Reading.
Erik ten Hag surprisingly only made one alteration for a seemingly straightforward fourth-round assignment that his side initially made hard work of at Old Trafford.
But second half samba magic in the Manchester rain sealed United a 3-1 victory on a night when Amadou Mbengue grabbed Reading a consolation after Andy Carroll was sent off.
Tottenham cruised past Championship Preston at Deepdale, running out 3-0 winners.
Heung-min Son scored a brace early in the second half, before debutant Arnaut Danjuma scored a third for Antonio Conte's side.
3pm kick-offs
Five out of the seven 3pm matches went to replays, including Premier League Fulham, who were held at home by Sunderland.
The Cottagers went behind in the sixth minute, but Tom Cairney levelled things up just after the hour mark and the game ended 1-1.
The other games to end in all-square featured Championship leaders Burnley drawing 0-0 at League One Ipswich, League Two Grimsby travelling to Luton and holding out for a 2-2 result, League One pair Sheffield Wednesday and Fleetwood drawing 1-1 and an all-Championship affair between Blackburn and Birmingham finishing 2-2 after a late Blues equaliser.
Southampton beat Blackpool 2-1 to advance to the fifth round, the Saints really enjoying the cup competitions this season and bouncing back following their midweek Carabao Cup defeat, while Bristol City thumped fellow Championship side West Brom 3-0 to progress.
12:30 kick-offs
There were no shocks in Saturday's early games, with Premier League sides Leeds and Leicester both making it past lower-league opponents.
Leeds beat Accrington 3-1, with Jack Harrison opening the scoring in the first half, before second-half goals from Junior Firpo and Luis Sinisterra put the Whites three to the good.
18-year-old Leslie Adekoya scored a consolation for League One Accrington, but the top-flight side progressed.
And it was the same story as Leicester beat Walsall, though the scoreline wasn't as emphatic.
The Foxes won 1-0 thanks to Kelechi Iheanacho's 68th minute goal, though Youri Tielemans missed a penalty earlier in the game.
It was the second round in a row that Leicester have travelled to League Two opposition and won by a narrow 1-0 scoreline.
