FA Cup fourth round draw: Kidderminster celebrate home tie against West Ham

Tottenham will entertain Graham Potter's Brighton following their scare at home to Morecambe on Sunday

GIANT-KILLING? Kidderminster Harriers players celebrate with fans on the pitch after beating Reading

Kidderminster, the lowest-ranked team remaining in the FA Cup, have been drawn against West Ham in the fourth round.

The National League North outfit, who stunned Reading 2-1 on Saturday, were rewarded with a tie at home to the Premier League side.

Boreham Wood, the other non-league team left in the competition, were handed a trip to Championship table-toppers Bournemouth, while League One Cambridge will entertain Luton for a place in the fifth round following their superb 1-0 victory at Newcastle.

Holders Leicester face an east Midlands derby away to Notts Firest who shocked Arsenal on Sunday via a Lewis Grabban goal at the City Ground. Chelsea, beaten by the Foxes in last year’s showpiece, will host Plymouth at Stamford Bridge.

Manchester City will play Fulham at the Etihad Stadium, with Manchester United or Aston Villa, who complete the third-round schedule on Monday evening, to welcome Middlesbrough.

Liverpool, who survived a slight scare against League One Shrewsbury on Sunday, will take on Cardiff at Anfield.

Everton will host Brentford, Brighton travel to Tottenham and, after beating Sheffield United 3-0 on Sunday, Wolves will play Norwich at Molineux.

Elsewhere, League Two Hartlepool, competing in round four for the first time since 2009, have been handed a trip to Crystal Palace, while Huddersfield face Barnsley and QPR head to Peterborough.

Southampton will entertain Coventry, while Stoke will play Wigan at home.

The fourth-round matches will be played on the opening weekend in February.

FA Cup 4th round draw: Crystal Palace v Hartlepool, Bournemouth v Borehamwood, Huddersfield v Barnsley, Peterborough Utd v QPR, Cambridge Utd v Luton Town, Southampton v Coventry City, Chelsea v Plymouth, Everton v Brentford, Kidderminster v West Ham, Man Utd/Aston Villa v Middlesbrough, Tottenham v Brighton, Liverpool v Cardiff City, Stoke City v Wigan Athletic, Notts Forest v Leicester City, Man City v Fulham, Wolves v Norwich City.