Toffees tackle the holders, while the Red Devils face the Saints
Saturday brings 11 games in the fourth round of the FA Cup, including three all-Premier League ties.
The current top flight leaders will also be in action, while Crawley Town fly the non-league flag.
The action gets under way at Goodison Park, with Everton playing host to Premier League foes and current cup holders Chelsea.
Swansea are also in lunchtime action, as they welcome League One outfit Leyton Orient to the Liberty Stadium.
Next to get under way are Aston Villa, who will be hoping their recent return to form allows them to dispose of Blackburn.
The current top flight leaders will also be in action, while Crawley Town fly the non-league flag.
The action gets under way at Goodison Park, with Everton playing host to Premier League foes and current cup holders Chelsea.
Swansea are also in lunchtime action, as they welcome League One outfit Leyton Orient to the Liberty Stadium.
Next to get under way are Aston Villa, who will be hoping their recent return to form allows them to dispose of Blackburn.
Birmingham and Coventry meet in a Midlands derby at St Andrews, with the hosts likely to be in buoyant mood after booking their place in the Carling Cup final.
Bolton and Wigan lock horns in another all-top flight tussle, with local pride and a place in round five up for grabs at the Reebok Stadium.
Impressive scalp
Eddie Howe will get his first taste of knockout competition as Burnley boss when the Clarets entertain fourth tier Burton Albion.
Sheffield Wednesday have hit an alarming slump of late and will want to get their season back on track when they take on Hereford.
Stevenage dumped Newcastle out in round three and will be eyeing another impressive scalp when they play host to Championship promotion chasers Reading.
Bolton and Wigan lock horns in another all-top flight tussle, with local pride and a place in round five up for grabs at the Reebok Stadium.
Impressive scalp
Eddie Howe will get his first taste of knockout competition as Burnley boss when the Clarets entertain fourth tier Burton Albion.
Sheffield Wednesday have hit an alarming slump of late and will want to get their season back on track when they take on Hereford.
Stevenage dumped Newcastle out in round three and will be eyeing another impressive scalp when they play host to Championship promotion chasers Reading.
Crawley Town, who saw off Derby in the last round, are the sole survivors from the non-league ranks and will fancy their chances of making further progress when they go to Torquay.
Watford face a tricky test at home to League One table-toppers Brighton and will need to be at their best against the high-flying Seagulls.
The final fixture on a busy afternoon of action sees Southampton attempt to cause the upset of the round when unbeaten Premier League leaders Manchester United roll into town.
Watford face a tricky test at home to League One table-toppers Brighton and will need to be at their best against the high-flying Seagulls.
The final fixture on a busy afternoon of action sees Southampton attempt to cause the upset of the round when unbeaten Premier League leaders Manchester United roll into town.
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