It's Arsenal v Chelsea again

Arsenal will meet rivals Chelsea in the FA Cup for the fourth successive season following today's fifth-round draw.

In the tie of the round, Claudio Ranieri's side have been given the chance of revenge against the team who have knocked them out of the competition for the last three years.

The sides met in the final in 2002 when Ray Parlour and Freddie Ljungberg's goals proved decisive and the Gunners won a quarter-final replay 3-1 at Stamford Bridge last season.

Chelsea defender John Terry said: "We usually draw Arsenal sooner or later but it would've been nice to avoid them until later in the competition. It doesn't really matter who we play and we're just glad to be still in it. I'm sure it will be a good game."

Should holders Arsenal triumph again, they will stay on course to break one FA Cup record and equal two others.

Victory at the Millennium Stadium on 22 May would see them become the first club to appear in four successive finals.