Manchester City’s FA Cup fifth round tie against Plymouth Argyle will be one of seven matches affected by a major rule change, it has been confirmed this week.Pep Guardiola and his players

FA Cup fifth round draw as Man United and Manchester City learn their next opponents after knocking out Leicester City and Leyton Orient

Premier League champions Manchester City survived a huge FA Cup fourth-round scare as Kevin De Bruyne came off the bench to secure a 2-1 victory at third-tier Leyton Orient on Saturday.

Manchester City and Arsenal have been handed tricky ties in the quarter-finals of this season’s Adobe Women’s FA Cup.The Adobe Women’s FA Cup quarter-final draw was streamed live on the Adobe

Manchester City will play second-tier Plymouth in the fifth round of the FA Cup. Plymouth is last in division two but produced a stunning upset on Sunday to eliminate Premier League leader Liverpool.

FA Cup giant-killers Plymouth Argyle drew Premier League champions Manchester City on Monday as the second tier side's fifth round reward for a shock defeat of Liverpool at the weekend.

Plymouth Argyle's stunning victory over Liverpool on Sunday has seen them rewarded with a trip to face Man City in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

The draw determined that Manchester City will play host to Aston Villa at The Joie Stadium. The Cityzens have faced competitive games against The Villans in the Barclays Women’s Super League this season. The other eye-catching tie sees Arsenal face Matt Beard’s well-drilled Liverpool side in Borehamwood.

Plymouth Argyle chairman Simon Hallett says their FA Cup fifth-round tie at Manchester City could be worth up to £1m to the Championship club.