Everton to travel to Millwall in FA Cup fourth round

Everton have been drawn away to Millwall in the FA Cup fourth round.

The tie, which will take place over the weekend of January 26/27, will be the first time the sides have met since January 2006, when former Lion Tim Cahill put the Blues through to the fourth round in a 1-0 replay win.

The Toffees enjoyed a 2-1 third round victory at home to Lincoln City on Saturday to qualify for round four, while Millwall, 19th in the Championship, beat Hull City 2-1 to make this stage.

The Blues have won the competition five times in their 140-year history, but their triumph in 1995 remains their most recent piece of silverware.

They reached the semi-finals in 2016, but fell at the first hurdle in the last two seasons, to Leicester City and Liverpool.

The clash with Millwall will mark the start of a busy week for the Toffees, with Premier League games away at Huddersfield Town the following Tuesday (January 29) and at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers the next Saturday (February 2).