This promises to be a lively cup tie, and one in which Wrexham can certainly be competitive, particularly given where it falls in Chelsea’s packed schedule. The Blues travelled to Villa Park in midweek and will head to Paris to face PSG in the Champions League shortly after this fixture, so we can expect significant rotation from Liam Rosenior.

Wrexham have already taken on Premier League opposition in the FA Cup this season, having faced Nottingham Forest in an earlier round. Phil Parkinson’s side found the net three times in that contest and also scored against Ipswich in the last round to set up this intriguing meeting.

The Dragons have scored 33 goals in 18 home league games this campaign (averaging 1.83 per game), which accounts for 61% of their total Championship goals this season. I expect them to field a strong XI here - it’s a massive occasion for the club and one that should see Parkinson name a formidable lineup.

Chelsea have shown flashes of quality under Rosenior, though defensive solidity has been harder to come by. The former Hull boss is still searching for greater control in matches, which helps explain why the Blues have managed just three clean sheets in 14 games since he took charge.

Man City have won their last three head-to-heads with Newcastle. The Magpies don't have the squad depth of their opponents and had the exertion of an emotional 2-1 win over Man Utd on Wednesday night, when they had to play around 55 minutes with 10 men.

There's no Bruno Guimaraes and Eddie Howe will have one eye on hosting Barcelona on Tuesday evening. Newcastle can't afford more injuries and may even rest and rotate here.

The quadruple is still on for Man City and they have a far stronger second string than their hosts.

This should be one Manchester club too far for Newcastle this week, and City should progress with relative ease as Guardiola looks to sign off in style.