NEWS FA Cup draw sets a potential Chelsea-Liverpool encounter

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The draw of the FA Cup have have potentially set a possible meeting between Chelsea and Liverpool in the domestic cup’s torunament’s fifth round.
Liverpool were forced into a fourth round replay against Shrewsbury Town after squandering a 2-0 goal lead to end the game in a 2-2 draw.
Mohamed Salah came on in the final 10 minutes for the Reds but failed to help them avoid facing the League One side for another time.



Klopp had stated post match that he intends to continue fielding the young players in FA Cup games, revealing that the German head coach himself might not even take charge of the replay.
The fifth round encounters will take place between the second and fifth of March.
FA Cup draw:
Sheffield Wednesday v Manchester City

Reading/Cardiff v Sheffield United
Chelsea v Shrewsbury/Liverpool
West Brom v Newcastle/Oxford
Leicester v Coventry/Birmingham
Northampton/Derby v Man Utd
Southampton/Tottenham v Norwich
Portsmouth v Bournemouth/Arsenal





Source.kingfut.com

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