Which FA Cup matches are on TV? The fifth round fixtures live on BBC and BT Sport and the full fixture list

TWO non-league sides are left in the Emirates FA Cup – almost unprecedented at the fifth round stage.

Conference giant-killers Sutton United host Arsene Wenger’s Premier League Arsenal on their artificial pitch at the tiny Gander Green Lane, where they believe they call pull off the greatest cupset ever.

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Meanwhile, fellow fifth tier side Lincoln, who have knocked out the likes of Ipswich and Brighton so far, travel to the notoriously difficult Turf Moor to face Sean Dyche’s Burnley.

Some of the country’s biggest sides are still in the prestigious competition – including holders Manchester United, who travel to Championship strugglers Blackburn Rovers.

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Champions-elect Chelsea also travel to second tier opposition in the form of Wolves, who beat Liverpool at Anfield in the last round so impressively.

While Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City go to promotion-chasing Huddersfield Town, who are riding the crest of a wave under David Wagner.

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And there are two League 1 sides left in the hat, Millwall, who host Leicester and Oxford, who go to top flight Middlesbrough.

But which ties are on TV, and when? SunSport brings you all the info as viewers seek some more surprise results…

Which FA Cup fifth round matches are on TV?

Saturday 18 February

Burnley vs Lincoln City – 12:30 – BT Sport 2 / BT Sport 2 HD
Wolves vs Chelsea – 17:30 – BT Sport 2 / BT Sport 2 HD

Sunday 19 February

Fulham vs Tottenham Hotspur – 14:00 – BBC One / BBC One HD
Blackburn Rovers vs Man Utd – 16:15 – BT Sport 2 / BT Sport 2 HD

Monday 20 February

Sutton United vs Arsenal – 19:55b – BBC One / BBC One HD

What are the FA Cup fifth round fixtures in full?

Saturday 18 February

Burnley vs Lincoln City – 12:30

Huddersfield vs Manchester City – 15:00

Middlesbrough vs Oxford – 15:00

Millwall vs Leicester – 15:00
Wolves vs Chelsea – 17:30

Sunday 19 February

Fulham vs Tottenham Hotspur – 14:00
Blackburn Rovers vs Man Utd – 16:15

Monday 20 February

Sutton United vs Arsenal – 19:55