Kidderminster - who are five divisions below West Ham and the lowest-ranked team left in the FA Cup - knocked out Championship side Reading in the third round and have been rewarded with a home tie against Premier League opposition.

Fellow non-Leaguers Boreham Wood face a trip to Championship leaders Bournemouth after beating AFC Wimbledon on Saturday.

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Cambridge - who secured a famous victory at St James' Park to eliminate Newcastle in the third round - have been rewarded with a home game against Luton.

The winner of Monday night's third-round match between Manchester United and Aston Villa will host Middlesbrough in the next round, while Nottingham Forest will play holders Leicester after knocking out 14-time winners Arsenal on Sunday.

Manchester City will take on Fulham at the Etihad Stadium, while Hartlepool - who overcame Blackpool in the previous round - have been handed a tie against Crystal Palace.

Several all-Premier League ties were drawn out of the hat; Everton will host Brentford, Tottenham play Brighton and Norwich will travel to Wolves.

Southampton's reward for their extra-time victory over Swansea on Saturday is a home tie against another Championship opponent in Coventry.

Huddersfield will play host to Barnsley, Peterborough will take on QPR and Wigan face a trip to Stoke.

The fourth-round matches will be played on the opening weekend of February.

FA Cup fourth-round draw in full

• Crystal Palace vs Hartlepool
• Bournemouth vs Boreham Wood
• Huddersfield vs Barnsley
• Peterborough vs QPR
• Cambridge vs Luton
• Southampton vs Coventry
• Chelsea vs Plymouth
• Everton vs Brentford
• Kidderminster vs West Ham
• Manchester United or Aston Villa vs Middlesbrough
• Tottenham vs Brighton
• Liverpool vs Cardiff
• Stoke vs Wigan
• Nottingham Forest or Arsenal vs Leicester
• Manchester City vs Fulham
• Wolves vs Norwich