Manchester United will face Fulham in the FA Cup fifth round at Old Trafford this Sunday (March 2).
The Red Devils are struggling this season, but the FA Cup provides them a huge opportunity for a silverware.

The historical record heavily favors Manchester United with 58 victories from 93 matches, compared to Fulham's 15 wins and 20 draws. United have advanced past Fulham in their last nine FA Cup encounters since a 2-1 quarter-final loss in 1908.
Manchester United: 58
Fulham: 15
Draw: 20
Looking at the ten most recent clashes, United have claimed eight victories. Their last FA Cup matchup resulted in a 3-1 win for the Red Devils.
Manchester United: The Red Devils' Premier League campaign has been disappointing, as they currently occupy 14th position with just 9 wins from 27 fixtures. With league title hopes and European qualification increasingly unlikely, their silverware ambitions now focus on the FA Cup. Their path to this stage includes impressive wins over Arsenal and Leicester City.
Fulham: The Cottagers have shown impressive form this season, currently holding ninth place in the Premier League with European qualification still possible. Their FA Cup journey includes victories against Watford and Wigan Athletic. Manager Marco Silva has emphasized cup success by resting key players during league matches.
Manchester United: W, D, L, W, L
Fulham: W, L, W, W, W
Ruben Amorim's selection options are limited with Mason Mount, Luke Shaw, Amad Diallo and Lisandro Martinez unavailable for the remainder of the season. Jonny Evans and Kobbie Mainoo will also miss the fixture through injury. Patrick Dorgu remains suspended for three matches. Questions surround Alejandro Garnacho after a midweek injury, though Amorim remains optimistic about his availability, noting, "He has a knock. I expect him to be ready, but we will see."
Fulham's squad is relatively intact, with Emile Smith Rowe requiring a late fitness assessment. Forward Reiss Nelson and defender Keny Tete are confirmed absentees due to injuries.
Manchester United: Andre Onana; Diogo Dalot, Matthijs de Ligt, Harry Maguire; Noussair Mazraoui, Manuel Ugarte, Bruno Fernandes, Alejandre Garnacho; Joshua Zirkzee, Rasmus Hojlund, Chido Obi
Fulham: Bernd Leno; Joachim Andersen, Issa Diop, Calvin Bassey; Timothy Castagne, Sasa Lukic, Sander Berge, Antonee Robinson; Adama Traore, Alex Iwobi, Raul Jimenez
Despite Manchester United's league struggles, their cup performances demonstrate resilience. Fulham's strong season and targeted cup strategy make them dangerous opponents. Considering United's historical edge and home-field advantage, they emerge as slight favourites.
Prediction: Man United 2 Fulham 1