Home / Football Birmingham City vs Leeds United: Confirmed teams and line ups in FA Cup fourth round 2025/26 Confirmed teams from Birmingham vs Leeds in the FA Cup Written by Ben Miller Last Update: February 15, 2026 11:31:00 am GMT 6 min read Birmingham and Leeds have made six changes each in the FA Cup fourth round, including full debuts for Jonathan Panzo and August Priske for the hosts and Facundo Buonanotte for the top-flight sideBirmingham City and Leeds United have confirmed their starting teams for their meeting at St Andrews in the FA Cup fourth round on Sunday.The second-tier Blues are on an eight-match unbeaten run in all competitions, winning at fourth-tier Cambridge United in the third round.Leeds recovered from 2-0 behind to draw 2-2 at Chelsea in the Premier League on Tuesday and won 3-1 at Championship club Derby County in the last round as part of their current run of one defeat in six games.101GreatGoals.com has the line-up news from Birmingham City and Leeds United in the 2025/26 FA Cup, as well as details on how to watch. Table of Contents1 Birmingham City confirmed starting team vs Leeds United2 Leeds United full line up vs Birmingham City3 How to watch Birmingham vs Leeds: TV channel, live online stream4 Birmingham City vs Leeds United stats5 Whats next for Birmingham and Leeds? Fixtures, schedule6 When is the 2025/26 FA Cup fifth round draw?7 FA Cup 2025/26 dates, schedule8 FA Cup: Full list of winners by yearBirmingham City confirmed starting team vs Leeds UnitedBirmingham make six changes, with midfielder Paik Seung-ho missing out through a shoulder injury. Its concerning because hes a massive player, said manager Chris Davies.Centre-back Jonathan Panzo and forward August Priske make their first starts. Goalkeeper Ryan Allsop, midfielder Tommy Doyle and wingers Carlos Vicente and Demarai Gray also come in.James Beadle, Phil Neumann, Patrick Roberts, Ibrahim Osman and Marvin Ducksch drop to the bench. Midfielder Tomoki Iwata is injured and four defenders are unavailable: Jack Robinson and Ethan Laird have hamstring injuries, Alex Cochrane has an ankle issue and Lee Buchanan has a long-term knee injury.Birmingham City starting XI: Ryan Allsop, Bright Osayi-Samuel, Jonathan Panzo, Christoph Klarer, Kai Wagner, Carlos Vicente, Jhon Solis, Jay Stansfield, Tommy Doyle, Demarai Gray, August PriskeBirmingham substitutes: James Beadle, Phil Neumann, Patrick Roberts, Ibrahim Osman, Kanya Fujimoto, Marvin Ducksch, Zaid Betteka, William Burrell, Bradley MayoLeeds United full line up vs Birmingham CityLeeds also make six changes and do not risk centre-back Pascal Struijk and midfielder Anton Stach as both players approach returns from injuries.On-loan Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Facundo Buonanotte makes his first start in place of Ilia Gruev, with Lucas Perri replacing Karl Darlow in goal.Midfielders Sean Longstaff, Noah Okafor and Ao Tanaka and winger Wilfried Gnonto,also come in at the expense of Joe Rodon, Ethan Ampadu, Jayden Bogle and Brenden Aaronson.Dominic Calvert-Lewin returns from illness on the bench. The striker scored his 10th goal of the season in Leeds 3-1 home win over Nottingham Forest on February 6 but missed the draw at Chelsea.Leeds United starting XI: Lucas Perri, Sebastiaan Bornauw, Jaka Bijol, Gabriel Gudmundsson, Wilfried Gnonto, Sean Longstaff, Ao Tanaka, James Justin, Facundo Buonanotte, Lukas Nmecha, Noah OkaforLeeds substitutes: Karl Darlow, Jayden Bogle, Ethan Ampadu, Joe Rodon, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Joel Piroe, Brenden Aaronson, Sam Byram, Ilia GruevHow to watch Birmingham vs Leeds: TV channel, live online streamKick-off on Sunday is at 12:00 GMT (07:00 ET / 04:00 PT). In the UK, live coverage is on TNT Sports 3 and Discovery Plus.TNT Sports costs �29.99 a month through Discovery Plus, which includes Eurosport and entertainment and is available on a vast range of devices including smart TVs and gaming consoles.Birmingham City vs Leeds United statsBirmingham have lost one of their 11 games in all competitionsThey have won three of their last four home matches against Leeds, all in the Championship and all without concedingThe other match in that sequence was a 5-4 away win for Marcelo Bielsas Leeds in December 2019The hosts are looking to reach the FA Cup fifth round for the first time since the 2019/20 campaignCity have been eliminated in six of their last seven ties at this stageLeeds have progressed from four of their five FA Cup ties against Birmingham, knocking them out in 1971/72, 1976/77, 1997/98 and 2012/13The Blues beat Leeds 3-0 at home in the third round in 2004/05Leeds have reached the FA Cup fourth round in each of the last four seasons as many times as theyd managed in their previous 19 combinedThe Whites were knocked out 2-0 at home at this stage by Millwall last seasonThey havent gone out in the fourth round in consecutive seasons since 1992/93 (vs Arsenal) and 1993/94 (vs Oxford United)Since January 2000, Leeds have been drawn away from home in 37 of their 47 FA Cup ties, including 16 of their last 19 (including this tie)Among teams to play more than 10 ties since 2000, Leeds have comfortably been drawn away in the highest percentage (79%)Whats next for Birmingham and Leeds? Fixtures, scheduleBoth teams are next in action on Saturday (15:00 GMT). Birmingham travel to in-form Norwich City, who won at home to West Bromwich Albion in the third round yesterday, in the Championship.Leeds visit third-placed Aston Villa, who lost their third round tie at home to Newcastle, in the Premier League.When is the 2025/26 FA Cup fifth round draw?The fifth round draw will be made on Monday, 16 February, during the pre-match coverage of Macclesfield vs Brentford, which starts at 18:30 GMT.Live coverage is on TNT Sports 1 and Discovery Plus, with the draw scheduled for approximately 18:35 and also being streamed live on the TNT Sports YouTube channel.FA Cup 2025/26 dates, scheduleThis seasons remaining FA Cup round dates take place on the following weekends, with the final confirmed for May 16.StageWeekend of tiesFourth roundFebruary 14 2026Fifth roundMarch 7Quarter-finalsApril 4Semi-finalsApril 25FinalMay 16 2026FA Cup: Full list of winners by year2025: Crystal Palace2024: Manchester United2023:Manchester City2022:Liverpool2021:Leicester City2020: Arsenal2019: Man City2018:Chelsea2017: Arsenal2016: Man United2015: Arsenal2014: Arsenal2013: Wigan Athletic2012: Chelsea2011: Man City2010: Chelsea2009: Chelsea2008: Portsmouth2007: Chelsea2006: Liverpool2005: Arsenal2004: Man United2003: Arsenal2002: Arsenal2001: Liverpool2000: Chelsea1999: Man United1998: Arsenal1997: Chelsea1996: Man United1995:Everton1994: Man United1993: Arsenal1992: Liverpool1991:Tottenham1990: Man United1989: Liverpool1988: Wimbledon1987: Coventry City1986: Liverpool1985: Man United1984: Everton1983: Man United1982: Tottenham1981: Tottenham1980:West Ham1979: Arsenal1978:Ipswich Town1977: Man United1976:Southampton1975: West Ham1974: Liverpool1973: Sunderland1972: Leeds United1971: Arsenal1970: Chelsea1969: Man City1968: West Brom1967: Tottenham1966: Everton1965: Liverpool1964: West Ham1963: Man United1962: Tottenham1961: Tottenham1960:Wolves1959:Nottingham Forest1958: Bolton Wanderers1957:Aston Villa1956: Man City1955:Newcastle1954: West Brom1953: Blackpool1952: Newcastle1951: Newcastle1950: Arsenal1949: Wolves1948: Man United1947: Charlton Athletic1946: Derby County1939: Portsmouth1938: Preston1937: Sunderland1936: Arsenal1935: Sheffield Wednesday1934: Man City1933: Everton1932: Newcastle1931: West Brom1930: Arsenal1929: Bolton1928: Blackburn1927: Cardiff City1926: Bolton1925: Sheffield United1924: Newcastle1923: Bolton1922: Huddersfield Town1921: Tottenham1920: Aston Villa1916-1919: No competition held1915: Sheffield United1914: Burnley1913: Aston Villa1912: Barnsley1911: Bradford City1910: Newcastle1909: Man United1908: Wolves1907: Sheffield Wednesday1906: Everton1905: Aston Villa1904: Man City1903: Bury1902: Sheffield United1901: Tottenham1900: Bury1899: Sheffield United1898: Nottingham Forest1897: Aston Villa1896: Sheffield Wednesday1895: Aston Villa1894: Notts County1893: Wolves1892: West Brom1891: Blackburn1890: Blackburn1889: Preston1888: West Brom1887: Aston Villa1886: Blackburn1885: Blackburn1884: Blackburn1883: Blackburn Olympic1882: Old Etonians1881: Old Carthusians1880: Clapham Rovers1879: Old Etonians1878: Wanderers1877: Wanderers1876: Wanderers1875: Royal Engineers1874: Oxford University1873: Wanderers1872: Wanderers Topics: Birmingham City F.C. 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