Season › 2020-21 › News Everton draw Sheffield Wednesday in FA Cup Lyndon Lloyd Monday, 11 January, 2021 14comments | Jump to most recent Everton will face Championship opposition at home for the second successive round after being paired with Sheffield Wednesday in this evening's Fourth Round draw. The winners will play either Wycombe Wanderers or Tottenham Hotspur in the Fifth Round. The draw for both rounds was made before this evening's tie between Stockport and West Ham to enable planning for clubs dealing with packed fixture calendars during the Covid-19 pandemic. FA Cup 4th Round draw Cheltenham Town v Manchester City Bournemouth v Crawley Town Swansea City v Nottingham Forest Manchester United v Liverpool Southampton or Shrewsbury Town v Arsenal Barnsley v Norwich City Chorley v Wolverhampton Wanderers Millwall v Bristol City Brighton & Hove Albion v Blackpool Wycombe Wanderers v Tottenham Hotspur Fulham v Burnley Sheffield United v Plymouth Argyle Chelsea v Luton Town Stockport County or West Ham United v Doncaster Rovers Brentford v Leicester City Everton v Sheffield Wednesday Ties to be played weekend of 23 January FA Cup 5th Round draw Fulham or Burnley will play Bournemouth or Crawley Manchester United or Liverpool v Stockport County or West Ham or Doncaster Rovers Sheffield United or Plymouth Argyle v Millwall or Bristol City Chorley or Wolves v Southampton or Shrewsbury Town or Arsenal Barnsley or Norwich City v Chelsea or Luton Town Everton or Sheffield Wednesday v Wycombe Wanderers or Tottenham Hotspur Swansea or Nottingham Forest v Cheltenham or Manchester City Brentford or Leicester v Brighton or Blackpool Article continues below video content Ties to be played weekend of 10 February Reader Comments (14) Note: the following content is not moderated or vetted by the site owners at the time of submission. Comments are the responsibility of the poster. Disclaimer Danny O’Neill 2 Posted 11/01/2021 at 19:26:54 Followed by Wycombe in the 5th Round. Decent draw(s). Matthew Salem 3 Posted 11/01/2021 at 20:25:54 Home games for both rounds. I am pleased. Brian Wilkinson 4 Posted 11/01/2021 at 20:54:27 Even better when Crouch dropped the Sheffield Wednesday ball, then picked ours up instead for a home draw. Matt Byrne 5 Posted 11/01/2021 at 21:27:21 Two of our greatest FA Cup performances were against these respective sides with the 1966 final and 1995 semi. That game at Elland Road our best performance in the 90s decade. I was behind the goal where Jackson's header opened the scoring. Limpar and Parkinson both outstanding. COYB! We can do it again! Paul Birmingham 6 Posted 11/01/2021 at 21:37:41 Two homes games, no complaints from me, but it’s the next game and tomorrow is a big game.I’m hoping that Everton, can utilise Tosun, effectively, and feed him in, and hopefully Richarlison can play tomorrow.Big test and Everton to grind out a win. Minik Hansen 7 Posted 11/01/2021 at 22:32:55 Paul, I second that with Tosun. We need all his ability, hopefully a start of the run from last game will have his mind set right for the upcoming games. COYB Martin Reppion 8 Posted 12/01/2021 at 11:02:19 My Sheffield Wednesday cup memories (apart from seeing all the trains coming back past our house after the 66 final) was when we played them in the 3rd round (early 90s?)We had played them New years day and drew 1-1.On the Saturday in the cup we also drew 1-1Then we drew the replay 1-1.I was at all of them.Couldn't make the 2nd replay... which we won 5-0.I think the it was one of the 1-1 draws at Hillsborough where Ratters suddenly pulled up with an innocuous looking hamstring strain and it turned out to be the beginning of the end for him. Matt Byrne 9 Posted 12/01/2021 at 12:19:38 I remember those games Martin. Think it was 87 88 in Colin Harvey's first season. Was indeed a bad groin/hernia injury to Ratters. Think Bracewell made his comeback in that 5-0 after being out the whole of season before. Then we had those 3 games v Middlesbrough too! You can google that 5 nil quite easily. Good to watch! Ray Roche 10 Posted 12/01/2021 at 12:49:33 Matt, You’re right about Ratters, for months he was being treated for a groin strain before it was diagnosed as a hernia. I remember him talking about it on the radio years ago. Apparently many players were misdiagnosed, treated for groin strain instead of hernia. Don’t ask me how that happened. Tony Abrahams 11 Posted 12/01/2021 at 13:42:06 It was very common, Ray, probably because players could still play, if they rested in between games. If a player can run, then people tend to think it isn't serious. I'd say because of this, loads of players would have waited until the season ended before they went under the knife. They would never get away with it nowadays, because of the speed of the game, and also because I don't think the speed of the pitch would allow it. Alan McGuffog 12 Posted 12/01/2021 at 19:59:52 1964...Pickering put us ahead..4th Rd ?. Went to sleep and they went 2 - 1 up.We equalised through a last minute og.Stuffed them three nil at Hillsborough Happy days James Fletcher 13 Posted 13/01/2021 at 18:46:50 Sheffield Wednesday are postponing their league games, could be a bye for us... Laurie Hartley 14 Posted 14/01/2021 at 10:34:43 Alan # 12 - I was at the game at Goodson. I thought Fred Pickering scored the last-minute equaliser? My memory must be playing tricks on me. I also went to the replay – crossed the Pennines in a royal blue Ford Zephyr owned and driven by a mate of my dad's Brian Rolands. God rest their souls – two good men and great Evertonians. Brian Wilkinson 15 Posted 21/01/2021 at 23:47:57 Nice that, Laurie, what a pity about Tony Kay, continuing the Sheffield Wednesday connection. 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