Savinho has said Manchester City's FA Cup tie against League One side Leyton Orient is a chance to put the heavy defeat to Arsenal behind them.

Manchester United captain and talisman Bruno Fernandes has a knack for scoring a banger or two, and his strike against rivals Arsenal in the third round of the FA Cup is up there with some of his

English football teams edge closer to the dream of a Wembley appearance as the FA Cup returns for its fourth round this weekend. From potential banana skins for Manchester City and Newcastle United to an all-Premier League clash between two clubs desperate to end long trophy droughts,

Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham and Manchester City are among the teams looking to join Manchester United in the fifth round of the FA Cup this weekend. Holders Man United began the action on Friday night when they overcame former caretaker manager Ruud van Nistelrooy and his Leicester side in rather controversial circumstances before a busy schedule on Saturday.

Manchester United and Manchester City are focusing on FA Cup action this weekend as last year’s finalists look to book their spot in the fifth round of the competition. United are the holders after beating City in last year’s final at Wembley.