When and where
We have been drawn away and will travel to the DW Stadium on Monday 19 February. The game has been selected for TV coverage and will kick-off at 7.55pm (GMT).
In the UK it will be shown live on BBC One, but if you can’t tune in there are several other ways for you to follow it live.
We’ll have live radio commentary right here on mancity.com, while you can also get live updates on the City Matchday App and Twitter.
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Fans living abroad may be able to watch the game on TV in their country and can find out how, here.
Team news
City: Pep Guardiola was handed an injury boost this week, with Fabian Delph, Leroy Sane and 4-0 win over FC Basel.
Gabriel Jesus is nearing a return but won’t be fit in time, while Benjamin Mendy is also out of the Latics game.
Wigan: Manager Paul Cook will be without six players. Shaun MacDonald (leg) and Jordan Flores aside are on the long term injured list while skipper Samy Morsy is suspended after picking up 10 bookings this season.
James Vaughan, Donervon Daniels and Devante Cole are all cup-tied.
Press conference
Guardiola had some good news on Gabriel Jesus’ injury situation, with the Brazilian back amongst the squad for training. Read more.
FA Cup so far
Having overcome Burnley in the third round, City picked up an away win at Cardiff City in January to reach this stage, with Kevin De Bruyne and Raheem Sterling on target in a 2-0 win.
The hosts entered the competition in round one, beating Crawley Town 2-1. National League side AFC Fylde held them in their next game, but the Latics prevailed 3-2 in the replay and repeated that trick in the third round against Bournemouth.
Further Premier League opposition followed, with the League One side booking their spot in the fifth round with a 2-0 win over West Ham.
Last time
It’s been four years since we last faced Wigan, again in the FA Cup.
Goals from Jordi Gomez and James Perch were enough to send them through to the semi-finals, with Samir Nasri on target for the Blues in a 2-1 defeat.
There are better memories from earlier that season, when City scored five without reply in the League Cup third round.
Stevan Jovetic grabbed a brace, with Edin Dzeko, Jesus Navas and Yaya Toure also on target.
Match officials
Referee: Anthony Taylor
Assistant Referees: Steve Child and Edward Smart
Fourth Official: Jeremy Simpson
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