FA Cup Quarter Final Draw: Vincent Kompany Sets Up Crunch Clash With Former Side Man City

• This season will have a new winner of the FA Cup after holders Liverpool were eliminated
• Both ends of the Manchester teams are among the top teams still firmly in the competition after Spurs were eliminated
• City are scheduled to battle Vincent Kompany's Burnley in the next round of the tournament

The FA Cup quarter final draw has been concluded with all the eight teams that have sealed a spot in the last eight discovering their opponents.

Both ends of Manchester are among the top teams still in the competition, while Grimsby are the lowest-ranked team now eyeing the semi-final berth.

According to Metro UK, United secured a quarter-final spot after seeing off West Ham United 3-1 at Old Trafford in the fifth round on Wednesday night.

City, meanwhile, sailed through after beating Bristol City 3-0 on Tuesday, with Burnley stunning Fleetwood 1-0.

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Elsewhere, Sheffield United secured a slot in the last eight after silencing Tottenham Hotspur 1-0, with Grimsby Town dumping out Southampton.

FA Cup quarter-final draw

Fulham's qualification for the quarters has now earned them a trip to Old Trafford to face quadruple-chasing Man United.

Elsewhere, Vincent Kompany will return to his former club as his Burnley side take on Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.

League Two side Grimsby Town have earned themselves a tie with Brighton, while Sheffield United are scheduled to face Blackburn Rovers in the next round.

FA Cup last eight draw in full:

Manchester City vs Burnley

Manchester United vs Fulham

Brighton vs Grimsby Town

Sheffield United vs Blackburn Rovers

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United had to come from a goal down to claim a 3-1 win over the Hammers, who are also struggling in the Premier League.

David Moyes’ side took the lead through Said Benrahma in the 54th minute, but they were pegged back as Nayef Aguerd scored an own goal after being put under pressure from Wout Weghorst.

An interesting photo has emerged online showing Rashford asking Anthony Elanga for his shirt as he prepared to come on for his side, who were trailing at the time.