FA Cup draw LIVE!
The FA Cup fourth round draw takes place this afternoon at the Emirates Stadium following Arsenal’s home tie against Manchester United, the blockbuster clash of the third round. The action began back on Thursday, and we’ve already had Premier League sides knocked out as 64 teams are eventually whittled down to 32.
Graham Potter was unable to kick his West Ham tenure off with a win as Aston Villa confirmed their place in the hat for the next round, before Liverpool made easy work of milk advert colleagues Accrington Stanley, Chelsea thrashed Morecambe and Manchester City put eight past Salford. Brentford lost at home to Championship strugglers Plymouth in a sizable upset, with Hull and Oxford among the second-tier teams to fall to lower EFL opponents.
Earlier on Sunday, Tottenham eventually saw off non-league part-timers Tamworth, the lowest-ranked team in the third round, after a huge scare and extra time as Ange Postecoglou began another cup run in his second season in charge. Follow the FA Cup fourth round draw live below!
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How to watch FA Cup draw live
16:31 , George Flood
TV channel: The draw will be streamed live on free-to-air television in the UK through BBC One.
Live stream: BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website will also offer a free live stream service online.
FA Cup fourth round draw live
16:29 , George Flood
Hello and welcome to Standard Sport’s live coverage of the draw for the FA Cup fourth round.
It’s been a hugely eventful few days already in the world’s oldest football competition and there is plenty more to come as we await the conclusion of the blockbuster tie between Arsenal and Manchester United and the rest of this afternoon’s games, with Southampton vs Swansea still to come and non-league Dagenham & Redbridge heading to Millwall tomorrow night.
Today’s draw follows Arsenal vs United at the Emirates Stadium, which is currently locked at 1-1 midway through the second half and the visitors down to 10 men.
We should be underway at around 5:30pm GMT, though of course that is entirely dependent on whether extra time and possibly even penalties are needed in north London.
Stay tuned for live updates!
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