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		</div><p>Holders Arsenal are out of the FA Cup after Gabriel Magalhaes’ own goal condemned them to a 1-0 fourth-round loss at Southampton.</p>
<p>What proved the decisive moment came in the 24th minute when Gabriel deflected a cross-cum-shot from Kyle Walker-Peters past Bernd Leno and into the Gunners’ net – the first goal Mikel Arteta’s men have conceded in six games in all competitions.</p>
<p>Ralph Hasenhuttl’s Saints advance to a fifth-round clash with Wolves at Molineux.</p>
<p>West Ham set up a trip to either Manchester United or Liverpool as they won 4-0 at home against League One Doncaster.</p>
<p>Pablo Fornals provided the opener early on, Andriy Yarmolenko doubled the advantage just after the half-hour mark, Andy Butler scored an own goal in the 54th minute and substitute Oladapo Afolayan then netted on his Hammers debut.</p>
<p>Brighton moved into round five after seeing off third-tier Blackpool 2-1 at home, the winner coming in the 58th minute when Alexis Mac Allister’s shot went in off Steven Alzate.</p>
<p>Seagulls midfielder Yves Bissouma’s fine strike from distance had earlier been cancelled out in first-half stoppage time by Gary Madine. Brighton will face either Brentford or Leicester in round five.</p>
<p>Sheffield United also progressed with a home victory over League One opponents, defeating Plymouth 2-1.</p>
<p>Chris Basham put the Blades in front with a 39th-minute header and Billy Sharp added a finish two minutes after the break before Panutche Camara – who had failed to convert a good chance at 0-0 – replied for the visitors.</p>
<p>Chris Wilder’s men will now host Bristol City, who won 3-0 at Championship rivals Millwall.</p>
<p>Famara Diedhiou won and converted a penalty in the first half, and Nahki Wells and Antoine Semenyo added efforts after the break.</p>
<p>Liam Cullen and Matt Grimes each notched a brace as Swansea thrashed Nottingham Forest 5-1 the Liberty Stadium.</p>
<p>The Swans led 2-0 at half-time after Cullen’s early opener and a stunning Grimes strike.</p>
<p>Anthony Knockaert reduced the deficit 11 minutes into the second half, only for Grimes to register his second with a spot-kick five minutes later, and Cullen then netted again before Oliver Cooper got on the scoresheet late on to complete the rout.</p>
<p>Swansea will face the winner of Cheltenham v Manchester City at home in the fifth round.</p>
<p>Another all-Championship tie saw Barnsley beat Norwich 1-0 at Oakwell thanks to Callum Styles’ second-half goal – the Tykes will host either Chelsea or Luton in the next round.</p>
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