Lincoln City will face either fellow non-league side Sutton United or Arsenal in the FA Cup quarter-finals.
Lincoln City's reward for their shock fifth-round win over Burnley is a potential showdown at the Emirates Stadium against twelve-time FA Cup winners Arsenal.
However, if Sutton beat the Gunners at Gander Green Lane on Monday night then the quarter-final will unbelievably be played between two non-league sides.
Both teams compete in the National League, where Lincoln are currently top of the table while Sutton are down in 17th place. Lincoln became the first non-league side since 1914 to reach the quarter-finals following victory at Turf Moor on Saturday.
After knocking out three Premier League teams so far at home, Millwall were handed an away tie to Tottenham. The Lions have so far seen off Bournemouth, Watford and Leicester at The Den but their fans will be delighted with a trip to White Hart Lane. The fixture will see Harry Kane, who bagged a hat-trick on Sunday to knock Fulham out, feature against the club he enjoyed a loan spell with at the end of the 2011/12 season.
The only confirmed all Premier League tie sees Chelsea take on Manchester United at Stamford Bridge in a fixture that will no doubt centre around Jose Mourinho.
The winners of the only fifth-round replay so far, between Manchester City and Huddersfield Town, will travel to Middlesbrough.
The draw in full (to be played 10th-13th March)
Chelsea v Manchester United
Middlesbrough v Huddersfield Town/Manchester City
Tottenham v Millwall
Sutton United/Arsenal v Lincoln
