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Third-tier Mansfield Town shocked Premier League side Burnley in the FA Cup fourth round at Turf Moor on Saturday.
There were also two all-Championship ties, with Norwich City hosting West Bromwich Albion and Leicester City visiting Southampton.
The in-form Canaries scored two late goals to seal victory, while Saints prevailed during extra time to knock out the Foxes.
| Result | Attendance |
| Burnley 1-2 Mansfield | 11,914 |
| Southampton 2-1 Leicester | 17,359 |
| Norwich 3-1 West Brom | 25,538 |
Burnley vs Mansfield Town: Reed free-kick seals shock
Mansfield captain Louis Reed curled in a 25-yard free-kick with 10 minutes remaining as the Stags reached the fifth round for the first time since 1975 with a 2-1 comeback win at Burnley, who look doomed inside the Premier League relegation zone.
Josh Laurent’s cool finish inside the box gave the Clarets a 21st-minute lead but Rhys Oates, who also had a goal ruled out, headed the equaliser eight minutes after half-time.
Southampton vs Leicester: Bree goal sends Saints through
Substitute James Bree headed the winner in the 109th minute as Southampton scraped past 2021 champions Leicester 2-1.
Cyle Larin’s penalty put the hosts ahead during first-half added time after Caleb Okoli fouled Sam Edozie, but Oliver Skipp’s overhead kick drew Leicester level in the 52nd minute.
Norwich vs West Brom: Mohamed Toure scores again
Australia striker Mohamed Toure scored a hat-trick at Oxford United on his first Norwich start on Tuesday, and the signing from Randers two weeks ago now has five goals in little more than two hours of football after heading in the final goal of their 3-1 win over West Brom in the 93rd minutes.
Fellow City newcomer Paris Maghoma headed the 31st-minute opener, but a strike by Josh Maja – who earlier had a finish ruled out – brought the Baggies level.
Substitute Ben Chrisene fired in to restore Norwich’s lead in the 82nd minute of their seventh win in eight matches in all competitions.
What’s next for Mansfield, Southampton and Norwich in the 2025/26 FA Cup?
The FA Cup fifth round draw will be made on Monday, 16 February, during the pre-match coverage of Macclesfield vs Brentford, which starts at 18:30 GMT.
Live coverage is on TNT Sports 1 and Discovery Plus, with the draw scheduled for approximately 18:35 and also being streamed live on the TNT Sports YouTube channel.
FA Cup 2025/26 dates, schedule
This season’s remaining FA Cup round dates take place on the following weekends.
Fourth round: Saturday, February 14 2026
Fifth round: Saturday, March 7 2026
Quarter-finals: Saturday, April 4 2026
Semi-finals: Saturday, April 25 2026
Final: Saturday, May 16 2026
FA Cup: Full list of winners by year
- 2025: Crystal Palace
- 2024: Manchester United
- 2023: Manchester City
- 2022: Liverpool
- 2021: Leicester City
- 2020: Arsenal
- 2019: Man City
- 2018: Chelsea
- 2017: Arsenal
- 2016: Man United
- 2015: Arsenal
- 2014: Arsenal
- 2013: Wigan Athletic
- 2012: Chelsea
- 2011: Man City
- 2010: Chelsea
- 2009: Chelsea
- 2008: Portsmouth
- 2007: Chelsea
- 2006: Liverpool
- 2005: Arsenal
- 2004: Man United
- 2003: Arsenal
- 2002: Arsenal
- 2001: Liverpool
- 2000: Chelsea
- 1999: Man United
- 1998: Arsenal
- 1997: Chelsea
- 1996: Man United
- 1995: Everton
- 1994: Man United
- 1993: Arsenal
- 1992: Liverpool
- 1991: Tottenham
- 1990: Man United
- 1989: Liverpool
- 1988: Wimbledon
- 1987: Coventry City
- 1986: Liverpool
- 1985: Man United
- 1984: Everton
- 1983: Man United
- 1982: Tottenham
- 1981: Tottenham
- 1980: West Ham
- 1979: Arsenal
- 1978: Ipswich Town
- 1977: Man United
- 1976: Southampton
- 1975: West Ham
- 1974: Liverpool
- 1973: Sunderland
- 1972: Leeds United
- 1971: Arsenal
- 1970: Chelsea
- 1969: Man City
- 1968: West Brom
- 1967: Tottenham
- 1966: Everton
- 1965: Liverpool
- 1964: West Ham
- 1963: Man United
- 1962: Tottenham
- 1961: Tottenham
- 1960: Wolves
- 1959: Nottingham Forest
- 1958: Bolton Wanderers
- 1957: Aston Villa
- 1956: Man City
- 1955: Newcastle
- 1954: West Brom
- 1953: Blackpool
- 1952: Newcastle
- 1951: Newcastle
- 1950: Arsenal
- 1949: Wolves
- 1948: Man United
- 1947: Charlton Athletic
- 1946: Derby County
- 1939: Portsmouth
- 1938: Preston
- 1937: Sunderland
- 1936: Arsenal
- 1935: Sheffield Wednesday
- 1934: Man City
- 1933: Everton
- 1932: Newcastle
- 1931: West Brom
- 1930: Arsenal
- 1929: Bolton
- 1928: Blackburn
- 1927: Cardiff City
- 1926: Bolton
- 1925: Sheffield United
- 1924: Newcastle
- 1923: Bolton
- 1922: Huddersfield Town
- 1921: Tottenham
- 1920: Aston Villa
- 1916-1919: No competition held
- 1915: Sheffield United
- 1914: Burnley
- 1913: Aston Villa
- 1912: Barnsley
- 1911: Bradford City
- 1910: Newcastle
- 1909: Man United
- 1908: Wolves
- 1907: Sheffield Wednesday
- 1906: Everton
- 1905: Aston Villa
- 1904: Man City
- 1903: Bury
- 1902: Sheffield United
- 1901: Tottenham
- 1900: Bury
- 1899: Sheffield United
- 1898: Nottingham Forest
- 1897: Aston Villa
- 1896: Sheffield Wednesday
- 1895: Aston Villa
- 1894: Notts County
- 1893: Wolves
- 1892: West Brom
- 1891: Blackburn
- 1890: Blackburn
- 1889: Preston
- 1888: West Brom
- 1887: Aston Villa
- 1886: Blackburn
- 1885: Blackburn
- 1884: Blackburn
- 1883: Blackburn Olympic
- 1882: Old Etonians
- 1881: Old Carthusians
- 1880: Clapham Rovers
- 1879: Old Etonians
- 1878: Wanderers
- 1877: Wanderers
- 1876: Wanderers
- 1875: Royal Engineers
- 1874: Oxford University
- 1873: Wanderers
- 1872: Wanderers
