In English football the fourth round of the FA Cup was drawn on Sunday, with Liverpool's match against fierce rivals Manchester United being the pick of the ties. Following Liverpool's Luis Suarez' recent eight-match ban for racially abusing United defender Patrice Evra, the relationship between both clubs is currently at an all-time low. The clash will take place on 28th or 29th of January. Last year Manchester United already dumped Liverpool out of the FA Cup in the third round. A highly debatable Ryan Giggs penalty in the first minute of the game giving the Red Devils a 1-0 victory, in what was Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish's first game in charge on his return to the club.

THE DRAW IN FULL : MK Dons or QPR v Chelsea Liverpool v Manchester United West Brom v Norwich Blackpool v Sheffield Wednesday Arsenal or Leeds v Aston Villa Stevenage v Notts County Watford v Tottenham Brighton or Wrexham v Newcastle Sunderland v Middlesbrough Dagenham & Redbridge or Millwall v Southampton Hull City v Crawley Derby v Stoke Everton v Fulham Macclesfield Town or Bolton v Swansea Sheffield United v Birmingham or Wolves Nottingham Forest or Leicester v Swindon Matches to be played on the weekend of 28/29 January.

On Monday evening at 8:45pm (Luxembourg-time) Arsenal faces Leeds United in the last fixture of the third round. The big question here will be whether returning legend Thierry Henry can get a few minutes on the pitch. The 34 year-old Frenchman, signed on a two-month loan from New York RedBulls, is likely to start on the bench. Depending on the result, manager Arsène Wenger will then surely re-launch Henry's Arsenal career, in what will be one of the most memorable moments in the still short history of the Emirates Stadium. The game will be shown live in Urban, Fu-Bar or Oscars. Kick-off 8:45pm.