FA Cup quarter-final draw in full as Man City and Aston Villa learn fate after holders Man Utd are knocked out

FULHAM got a tasty FA Cup quarter-final reward for dumping out holders Manchester United in an Old Trafford shootout.

But it’s Bournemouth who look to be hosting the pick of the last-eight ties following Sunday night’s draw.

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Fulham celebrate after ousting Man Utd on penalties after a 1-1 draw[/caption]

The FA Cup quarter-final draw was made live at Old Trafford

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Ruben Amorim saw Man Utd suffer another painful blow[/caption]

The Cottagers will entertain Crystal Palace in a London derby, while the Cherries are at home to top-flight champions Manchester City.

Meanwhile, Newcastle‘s conquerors Brighton will take in a visit from the winners of the one remaining fifth round clash, which is Nottingham Forest vs Ipswich on Monday.

In the fourth and final quarter-final, the last survivors from outside the Prem have a mouthwatering reward at home.

Having surprisingly KO’d Championship rivals Burnley on 3-0, Preston now play Aston Villa.

Red Devils’ legend Denis Irwin and ex-Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy conducted the last-eight draw at Old Trafford live on the BBC- straight after United’s 4-3 shootout exit.

The four ties will be played over the weekend of March 28-31.

Before the Red Devils slumped out, Brighton triumphed 2-1 at Newcastle in a remarkable clash that ended 10 a side.

Danny Welbeck hit the Seagulls’ 114th-minute clincher.

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Palace saw off south London rivals Millwall 3-1 the day before.

Lions keeper Liam Roberts saw red early on for a horror challenge on Jean-Philippe Mateta.

And Bournemouth KO’d Wolves 5-4 on penalties following a 1-1 draw as Matheus Cunha picked up another shocking sending-off.

Two-time FA Cup winners Preston surprisingly brushed aside Championship rivals Burnley 3-0.

And Manchester City sunk Liverpool’s conquerors Plymouth 3-1, with 19-year-old Nico O’Reilly striking twice.

The fifth-round action had begun on Friday night when Marcus Rashford picked up yet another assist for Aston Villa – in a 2-0 defeat of Cardiff.

Marco Asensio struck twice, with Rashford setting up SIX scoring opportunities – equalling his career-best achievements for parent club United.

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Holders Man Utd and Newcastle went out on Sunday[/caption]