Arsenal the most successful side in FA Cup history with 14 wins
League One sides Mansfield Town and Port Vale both playing at home
Crystal Palace beat Manchester City 1-0 in last season's FA Cup final
The last 16 of the FA Cup are ready for action in the fifth round this weekend, with five teams from outside the Premier League hoping to pull off upsets and four of the six most successful sides in the competition still in with a chance of glory.
Wolves vs Liverpool (Friday, 8pm)
Wolves produced a stunning win over Liverpool in midweek, but they will settle for a draw when they host the Reds again on Friday.
They have only lost one of their last six matches, including results against Arsenal and Liverpool, while Arne Slot's men have failed to win four of their last seven away games.
Score prediction: Wolves 1-1 Liverpool
Mansfield Town vs Arsenal (Saturday, 12.15pm)
Mansfield Town have failed to score in three of their last four games and that is unlikely to improve against the country's best defence.
Arsenal have scored four goals in both FA Cup ties so far this season, so a repeat of their 4-0 demolition of Wigan in the last round could be on the cards.
Score prediction: Mansfield Town 0-4 Arsenal
Wrexham vs Chelsea (Saturday, 5.45pm)
Wrexham are one of the form sides in the Championship, but Chelsea are a huge step up, having won six of their last eight away games.
The Blues have scored at least three goals in each of these victories and two of them ended 3-1 to Liam Rosenior's side.
Score prediction: Wrexham 1-3 Chelsea
Newcastle United vs Manchester City (Saturday, 8pm)
Newcastle United have lost two of their last four games and their disappointing domestic season may continue against a Manchester City side who have reached the FA Cup final in each of the last three seasons.
Pep Guardiola's side have scored exactly twice in four of their last six games, winning 2-1 twice.
Score prediction: Newcastle United 1-2 Manchester City
Fulham vs Southampton (Sunday 12pm)
Southampton are in the ascendancy as they chase promotion back to the Premier League, but their unbeaten run may come to an end against a Fulham side who have already eliminated two Championship sides from the FA Cup.
They beat Stoke City 2-1 in the last round and three of their last four wins have been by the same scoreline.
Score prediction: Fulham 2-1 Southampton
Port Vale vs Sunderland (Sunday, 1.30pm)
Port Vale edged past Bristol City after extra-time in midweek, but Premier League side Sunderland may prove a step too far for the third-tier side.
The Valiants have scored just four goals in their last six matches and the Black Cats have won two of their last three away games 1-0.
Score prediction: Port Vale 0-1 Sunderland
Leeds United vs Norwich City (Sunday, 4.30pm)
Leeds United are without a win in normal time in five games and needed penalties to get past Birmingham City in the last round.
That is one of three score draws in their last five games, while Norwich City head to Elland Road having lost just two of their last 11 fixtures.
Score prediction: Leeds United 1-1 Norwich City
West Ham vs Brentford (Sunday, 8pm)
West Ham may be improving, but three of their last five games have ended all square and extra-time may be required against a Brentford side who travel well.
The Bees have played out two stalemates in their last five games.
Score prediction: West Ham 1-1 Brentford
