United make five changes from their 2-1 win at Fulham last week. Donny Van de Beek is given a rare start, while Scott McTominay, Marcus Rashford, Victor Lindelof and Dean Henderson all come into the side.

Liverpool, meanwhile, bring in Rhys Williams, James Milner, Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Curtis Jones after losing in the Premier League for the first time in over three years at Anfield against Burnley on Thursday night.

Onto the tie of the round now: Manchester United host Liverpool at Old Trafford just a week after their meeting in the Premier League. Kick-off is at 5pm.

Leicester will have a home tie against Brighton in the fifth round, while Brentford, having had a taste of the quality of top-flight players, will be able to focus on their Championship promotion push.

Elsewhere, it’s finished 3-0 to Burnley against Fulham at Craven Cottage.

There’s no late resurgence from Brentford. Leicester progress into the fifth round in style, despite a poor first half against their battling Championship opposition. The home side led early on and were good value for it in the first half. But everything changed after the break as Under equalised, before a Tielemans penalty and a Maddison tap-in sealed the win.

There’ll be three added minutes.

Chance! Forss tries his luck from distance, hitting a low shot which bounces just in front of Ward. The goalkeeper spills it straight to Pressley, who can only blaze the rebound into the stand behind the goal.

Almost a sublime piece of improvisation from Thomas, who tries to flick the ball into the path of Barnes. It’s well read by Pinnock, though.

Castagne and Albrighton link up but the latter loses his balance as he breaks into the box. Leicester have exploited the wide areas ruthlessly in this half.

Another Brentford teenager is introduced: Haygarth is on for Zamburek.

Leicester knock the ball around confidently as Brentford’s players look increasingly tired. Castagne gets in on the right but his cut back is intercepted.