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CHELSEA and Manchester City will both travel to Championship opposition in the FA Cup fifth round.
Manchester United legend Andy Cole, who lifted the trophy twice as a player, was on duty at Wembley to pull the balls out and pick the eight ties.
The fourth round produced some epic giantkillings and thrilling moments.
And the fifth has the potential for several more upsets after all of the big boys avoided each other.
Chelsea, who needed extra-time to overcome Plymouth, will travel to Luton Town's Kenilworth Road.
The Blues’ last trip to Luton came in 31 years ago as they suffered a 2-0 defeat in the old Division One - but they beat the Hatters 3-1 win at Stamford Bridge in last year’s FA Cup.
Premier League champions Man City are heading to Peterborough United.
And Middlesbrough, who dumped Manchester United out on penalties, will welcome Antonio Conte's Tottenham to The Riverside.
That tie is a repeat of the third round in January 2020 when second tier Boro drew 1-1 at home before being edged 2-1 in the replay.
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Elsewhere, Crystal Palace face Championship opposition in Stoke City.
Liverpool have a home tie with Norwich after beating Cardiff City this afternoon while there is an all-Prem tie between Southampton and West Ham.
Nottingham Forest, who have shocked Arsenal and holders Leicester in consecutive rounds, will not host Championship rivals Huddersfield at home.
And Frank Lampard's Everton will welcome National League side Boreham Wood, who produced a stunning giant-killing of Bournemouth on Sunday.
Fifth round ties will be played in midweek, with the action starting on Tuesday 1 March.
The eight teams that qualify for the quarter-finals will pocket £180,000 in prize money.
FA CUP 5TH ROUND DRAW
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Ties to be played from Tuesday 1 March:
Luton vs Chelsea
Crystal Palace vs Stoke City
Peterborough United vs Manchester City
Liverpool vs Norwich
Southampton vs West Ham
Middlesbrough vs Tottenham
Nottingham Forest vs Huddersfield Town
Everton vs AFC Bournemouth/Boreham Wood
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