The FA Cup fourth round got under way on Friday when holders Manchester United beat Leicester City - the first of 16 ties over five days.

At least four more top-flight clubs will go out over the next few days.

Following the decision to scrap replays from the first round onwards, all games will be decided on the day.

If scores are level after 90 minutes extra time will be played, with a penalty shootout to follow if the teams still cannot be separated.

BBC Sport will have coverage of all 16 ties.

Doncaster Rovers are the lowest ranked club left in the FA Cup.

The League Two club won at Championship side Hull City in the third round and will now host Premier League Crystal Palace on Monday.

Leyton Orient, sixth in League One, welcome defending Premier League champions Manchester City on Saturday (12:15) - a match you can watch live on BBC One.

Other League One clubs hosting Premier League opposition include leaders Birmingham City at home to Newcastle United - also live on BBC One - on Saturday (17:45), Exeter City at home to Nottingham Forest next Tuesday (20:00) and Wigan Athletic - winners in 2013 - at home to Fulham on Saturday (15:00).

Premier League leaders Liverpool go to the Championship's bottom club Plymouth Argyle on Sunday (15:00), while Coventry City - managed by four-time FA Cup winner Frank Lampard - host Premier League Ipswich on Saturday (15:00).

There are four all-Premier League ties in total.

The pick of those sees Tottenham - without a major trophy for 17 years - go to Aston Villa, who could give a debut to new signing Marcus Rashford, on Sunday (17:35) - live on BBC One.

The BBC will show five of the 16 ties live across its platforms.

There are two matches on Saturday on BBC One and the iPlayer - Manchester City's visit to Leyton Orient (12:15) and Newcastle's visit to Birmingham (17:45).

On Sunday Blackburn against Wolves is live on the iPlayer at 12:30 followed by Aston Villa against Tottenham on BBC One at 17:35.

Monday's tie between Doncaster Rovers, looking to reach the fifth round for the first time since 2018-19, and Crystal Palace (19:45) is on the iPlayer.

There will be a highlights programme with all of the goals, analysis and talking points on BBC One and the iPlayer on Saturday at 22:20.

ITV will show four games.

They will show Chelsea's trip to Brighton at 20:00 on Saturday on ITV4.

Plymouth against Liverpool is on ITV1 on Sunday at 15:00, while Exeter City against Nottingham Forest is on ITV1 on Tuesday at 20:00.

The BBC Sport website will have live text commentary and updates from all 16 of the fourth-round matches.

In addition to the extensive coverage on BBC local radio there will also be live commentaries of the following matches on BBC Radio 5 Live, 5 Sports Extra and the BBC Sport website - as well as via BBC Sounds.

Friday, 7 February

Manchester United 2-1 Leicester City

Saturday, 8 February

Leyton Orient v Man City (12:15) - 5 Live (Chris Wise and Chris Sutton).

Leeds United v Millwall (12:15) - Sports Extra.

Wigan Athletic v Fulham (15:00) - 5 Live (Ian Dennis and Pat Nevin).

Everton v Bournemouth (15:00) - BBC Sport website (Eilidh Barbour and Andy Reid)

Birmingham v Newcastle (17:45) - first half on Sports Extra/second half on 5 Live (John Murray and Leon Osman).

Brighton v Chelsea (20:00) - 5 Live (Lee Blakeman and Matt Jarvis).

Sunday, 9 February

Blackburn v Wolves (12:30) - 5 Live (Conor McNamara and Paul Robinson).

Aston Villa v Tottenham (17:35) - 5 Live (John Murray and Rachel Corsie).

Monday, 10 February

Doncaster v Crystal Palace (19:45) - 5 Live (Chris Coles and Clinton Morrison).

Tuesday, 11 February

Exeter City v Nottingham Forest (20:00) - Sports Extra.

The fifth-round draw will take place during Monday's episode of The One Show on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

Former England winger Theo Walcott, who won the trophy twice while with Arsenal, will conduct the draw at about 19:10 GMT.