JUST IN: Leeds United in the hat along with the FA Cup quarterfinal draw information, ball numbers, and prize money

Leeds United will try to make the FA Cup quarterfinals for the first time in twenty-

one years when they visit Chelsea on Wednesday night. Daniel Farke will be

eager to replace Terry Venables, who led

Leeds to the final eight of the competition the last time

Naturally, Leeds’ goal this season is to make the Championship, and Farke will

give that more weight than the chance to advance in the FA Cup. However, Leeds

would undoubtedly want to keep up the momentum they have built up over the

last few months—they haven’t lost since the beginning of the year—if they were to defeat Chelsea.

Although it’s unclear if Leeds will advance to the Cup’s next round, they

will be included in the hat when the draw is made before to the Whites’ game

at Stamford Bridge. Before the draw, take a look at all you need know.

WhenÂisÂtheÂdrawÂforÂtheÂFAÂCupÂquarterfinals?

The competition’s next round draw is scheduled for Wednesday, February 28 at

around 7 p.m. Leeds will undoubtedly be one of the sides in the hat because the

draw will be shown live during the build-up to kickoff at Stamford Bridge.

How can I watch the FA Cup quarter-final draw?

ITV 4, the station Leeds’ match is televised on, will live stream the draw

However, it may also be viewed on the official social media accounts of the FA.

David Seaman, a former England international, will be in charge of drawing out the quarterfinal matches.

When will the FA Cup quarter-finals be played?

On Saturday, March 16, the four quarterfinals will all take place over the

course of the weekend. Leeds’ Championship match against Millwall at

Elland Road would therefore need to be rescheduled if Leeds were to advance.

How much could Leeds United earn in prize money by progressing?

Regardless of Wednesday night’s outcome, Leeds United will have made

£405,000 from their cup run. This amount accounts for the prize money

that has been collected thus far for making it to the fifth round as well as the

broadcasting fees that they have received; Leeds received £125,000

because the match was televised live on ITV 4. All fifth round winners, though,

will receive an extra £225,000 in prize money.

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