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THE FA Cup fourth round draw has concluded – and there are some blockbuster ties to look forward to.Manchester United were first out of the hat as they were drawn at home to Ruud van Nistelrooy’s Leicester.Liverpool face a mammoth trip to Devon to take on Championship strugglers Plymouth.While, Chelsea face Premier League rivals Brighton and Tottenham travel to Aston Villa.FOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow our live blog below…FA Cup oddsThe odds, according to Paddy Power, to win the FA Cup make interesting reading.Who do you fancy to lift the trophy at Wembley?Copy linkCopiedUnited’s hero of the hourMan Utd’s hero Altay Bayindir spoke after the Red Devil’s famous victory over Arsenal.He said:I just helped my team. I’m working every team. I want to help this great team. Just I want to make everyone happy for this great club.If you’re not playing, it doesn’t matter. If you’re a Manchester United player you have to be ready always.”Every day [Amorim} is talking with us and trying to help us. We’re trusting him, he’s trusting us, we’re fighting together.”Copy linkCopiedTie of the roundAnd so it was…Arsenal vs Man Utd started off miserably, but became a real cup tie in the second half.Extra time was intriguing, while penalties had the inevitable whiff of a United win, after they held on for dear life with 10 men.Read what Charlie Wyett made of it all in his match report – in the tie of the round.Copy linkCopiedUnited’s admin excitedMan Utd’s X account is seemingly excited for the return of Ruud Van Nistelrooy to Old Trafford.Copy linkCopiedAmorim relishing Van Nistelrooy meetFirst of all, I’m going to meet, for the first time, Ruud van Nistelrooy.”I want to give him a hug! I will call him, he’s a class guy. But we want to win, to pass to the next round.”The FA Cup is a very good competition, I really enjoy it.”Copy linkCopiedFA Cup full drawFA Cup fourth-round draw in fullGames to played weekend of February 8 and 9.Man Utd vs LeicesterLeeds vs Millwall/Dagenham & RedbridgeBrighton vs ChelseaPreston/Charlton vs WycombeExeter City vs Nottingham ForestCoventry vs IpswichBlackburn vs WolvesMansfield/Wigan vs FulhamBirmingham vs NewcastlePlymouth Argyle vs LiverpoolEverton vs BournemouthAston Villa vs SpursSouthampton vs BurnleyLeyton Orient/Derby vs Man CityDoncaster Rovers vs Crystal PalaceStoke vs CardiffCopy linkCopiedGlamour tieAnother glam tie is Aston Villa vs Tottenham.Both sides score goals, so it should be a lively encounter.However, there’s an amazing stat that should give Spurs fans confidence.Aston Villa have only won two games against Tottenham at Villa Park since November 2004.Copy linkCopiedArteta reactionMikel Arteta’s Arsenal didn’t make the draw – after they were beaten on penalties by Man Utd.After the game, the Spaniard told BBC Sport: “It’s unbelievable.“Obviously, you measure the performance and what we did in relation to the position, you deserve to win the game by a mile. But the reality is we are out and the only thing that’s going to be judged but internally I can’t.”Copy linkCopiedCup drawRead our full reports on the Cup draw.Not many plum ties, but Van Nistelrooy’s return to Old Trafford with Leicester is a talking point.See the full draw below.Copy linkCopiedAmorim on facing Van NistelrooyI’m going to see Ruud? I talked to him before I came and I’m looking forward to seeing him, he’s a class guy.”But we need to win – maybe we will be divided. He loves this club, so we’ll see.”Copy linkCopiedAmorim reactionRuben Amorim was delighted his side made into the draw.After beating Arsenal on penalties, he said: “Sometimes we have the feeling that everything will be OK, in the second half, I feel it, the Arsenal side felt that, maybe today is not their day“I’m pleased with how they controlled the game without the ball, set-pieces we were really strong.“We were facing a great team, it was not just 90 minutes, it was more than that, they controlled the ball, but it was a sacrifice from my players.“We deserve to pass through, we suffered all together and showed character.”Copy linkCopiedRuud awakening Former Man Utd assistant Ruud van Nistelrooy with return to Old Trafford again with Leicester. The ex-Red Devils striker oversaw the Foxes 6-2 win over QPR on Saturday, a result that broke a run of five-straight defeats. Van Nistelrooy spent five years at United as a player, scoring 150 goals in 219 games.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopied4th Round draw in fullA couple of really tasty ties in there, with the winner of Leyton Orient’s clash against Derby on Tuesday welcoming Man City.Chelsea are on the road at Brighton, Man Utd host Leicester and Plymouth entertain Prem leaders Liverpool. All games will take place on the weekend of February 8.Manchester United vs Leicester CityLeeds United vs Millwall/Dagenham & RedbridgeBrighton vs ChelseaPreston/Charlton vs WycombeExeter City vs Nottingham ForestCoventry City vs Ipswich TownBlackburn Rovers vs WolvesMansfield/Wigan vs FulhamBirmingham City vs NewcastlePlymouth Argyle vs LiverpoolEverton vs BournemouthAston Villa vs TottenhamSouthampton/Swansea vs BurnleyLeyton Orient/Derby vs Manchester CityDoncaster Rovers vs Crystal PalaceStoke City vs CardiffCredit: AFPCopy linkCopiedGame 16Stoke City vs CardiffCopy linkCopiedGame 15Doncaster Rovers vs Crystal PalaceCopy linkCopiedGame 14Leyton Orient/Derby vs Manchester CityCopy linkCopiedGame 13Southampton/Swansea vs BurnleyCopy linkCopiedGame 12Aston Villa vs TottenhamCopy linkCopiedGame 11Everton vs Bournemouth Copy linkCopiedGame 10Plymouth Argyle vs Liverpool Copy linkCopiedGame 9Birmingham City vs Newcastle Copy linkCopiedGame 8Mansfield/Wigan vs Fulham Copy linkCopiedGame 7Blackburn Rovers vs WolvesCopy linkCopiedGame 6Coventry City vs Ipswich TownCopy linkCopiedGame 5Exeter City vs Nottingham ForestCopy linkCopied More

MANCHESTER UNITED have beaten Arsenal on penalties to book their spot in the FA Cup fourth round.A first-half with little action saw the Gunners’ injury crisis deepen after Gabriel Jesus was forced off on a stretcher.The Red Devils came out of the traps fast after the interval, with Bruno Fernandes’ stunning finish giving the visitors the lead.Minutes later, Diogo Dalot was sent off after he received his second yellow card of the match.The Gunners took no time to pounce with the man advantage as Gabriel fired the hosts back on level terms on 63 minutes.Martin Odegaard had the chance to put Arsenal in front from the penalty spot, but Altay Bayindir denied the Norweigan with a superb save.The FA Cup clash went to extra time and 10-man United survived a Gunners onslaught to take the tie to penalties.Ruben Amorim’s men secured a 5-3 win in the shootout to progress to the fourth round.Match result: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (3-5 pens)Arsenal team: Raya, Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, Lewis-Skelly, Jorginho, Merino, Odegaard, Havertz, Martinelli, JesusMan Utd team: Bayindir, Mazraoui, De Ligt, Maguire, Martinez, Dalot, Mainoo, Ugarte, Fernandes, Garnacho, HojlundFA Cup fourth round draw LIVEFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow our live blog below…That’s all from the EmiratesWhat a game. What a cup tie. What a finale.Manchester United may finally be embarking on an epic journey with Ruben Amorim after another away day for of desire and drama – and perhaps there is silverware waiting for them at the end of it.For Arsenal, however, their season has been left at a crossroads as their walking wounded contemplate another campaign without a trophy.There’s no time to catch breath either with the Premier League returning on Tuesday. We’ll be here so be sure to join us.Goodnight.Copy linkCopiedHero Bayindir ready to helpSpotkick hero Altay Bayindir revealed his delight after helping Manchester United into the fourth round of the FA Cup.The Turkish goalkeeper was named Player of the Match after saving penalties from Martin Odegaard during normal time, and then again from Kai Havertz in the shootout.I just want to help everyone at this great football club, and make these fans happy. I want to keep working, and you have to be ready every second if you are a Manchester United player.Altay BayindirBBC SportCopy linkCopiedUnited to host Leicester CityManchester United’s reward for seeing off Arsenal was to be drawn first out of the hat by Martin Keown.The Red Devils have been pitted against fellow Premier League outfit Leicester City.It means a return to Old Trafford for Foxes boss Ruud van Nistelrooy.The fourth round ties will be played between the 7th and 10th of February.Copy linkCopiedManchester United win 5-3 on penalties!For the second weekend in a row, Manchester United have shown great character to come through a testing away game.An excellent point at Anfield has been built upon with a place in the FA Cup fourth round after a thrilling shootout success at Arsenal.Stand-in stopper Altay Bayindir was the hero, saving Martin Odegaard’s penalty in normal time, and then again from Kai Havertz in the drama that followed extra-time.It means the holders are through, and the 14-time winners are out. Copy linkCopiedJoshua Zirkzee scores!And Manchester United win the shoot-out!The striker sends David Raya the wrong way, and sends the masses of travelling fans into ecstasy!Arsenal 3-5 Man UtdCopy linkCopiedThomas Partey scores!The midfielder had to score, and does score!But now Joshua Zirkzee has the chance to win it…Arsenal 3-4 Man UtdCopy linkCopiedLisandro Martinez scores!Hop, skip, jump, scores straight down the middle!Arsenal 2-4 Man UtdCopy linkCopiedDeclan Rice scores!Drilled low into the bottom corner!Arsenal 2-3 Man UtdCopy linkCopiedLeny Yoro scores!No mistake from the 19-year-old!Arsenal 1-3 Man UtdCopy linkCopiedKai Havertz misses!Saved low by Altay Bayindir! It’s another miss from Kai Havertz!Arsenal 1-2 Man UtdCopy linkCopiedAmad scores!Brilliant! Whipped to the goalkeeper’s left!Arsenal 1-2 Man UtdCopy linkCopiedMartin Odegaard scores!No mistake this time from the Arsenal captain!Left footed and into the opposite corner of his first.Arsenal 1-1 Man UtdCopy linkCopiedBruno Fernandes scores!Cool as you like, sending David Raya the wrong way.Arsenal 0-1 Man UtdCopy linkCopiedPens conjure memories of 2005These two clubs have only had one previous FA Cup tie settled by penalties – but that was the final.The 2005 competition was won by Arsenal on spotkicks after a drab 0-0 draw.Who will prevail today?The kicks will be taken in front of the travelling Manchester United fans, and Bruno Fernandes will go first.Copy linkCopiedFrom Jordan Davies at the EmiratesThe last time Arsenal took part in an FA Cup penalty shoot-out, they went on to win the competition…It was in 2013/14 when they beat Wigan in the semi-finals before beating Hull City in the final.Copy linkCopiedFrom Charlie Wyett at the EmiratesI can understand why fans are gutted for Tamworth not getting a replay against Spurs. But in this instance here, I am glad the result is going to be decided today rather than having a replay at Old Trafford in 10 daysCopy linkCopiedArsenal 1-1 Man Utd120. In a frenzied final 60 seconds, a Partey shot is deflected over. The Arsenal corner brings hope for the home side, but Gabriel and Trossard are denied, and the game ends with Rice hammering over from 30 yards.This third round tie will be settled by a penalty shootout.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 1-1 Man Utd118. A Havertz header……trickles tamely wide of goal.Has the last chance for Arsenal been and gone?Copy linkCopiedArsenal 1-1 Man Utd116. Four minutes remaining.Never mind Ruben Amorim’s back three, it’s a back eight now that Manchester United are operating with.Both sets of fans are giving it one last go as the atmosphere reaches fever pitch.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 1-1 Man Utd114. Tierney immediately puts a gem of a cross in from the left, but no Arsenal player takes a chance on it. Instead, it bounces all the way through and Malacia is able to head behind.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 1-1 Man Utd112. It’s another injury blow for Arsenal.Jorginho is hobbling his way towards the dugout and he will not be able to continue either. He would have been a certainty to take a penalty.He makes way, and it’s a rare opportunity for Kieran Tierney.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 1-1 Man Utd110. Odegaard dinks a cross into the area from the right, but Havertz is unable to time his jump in order to meet it. Arsenal frustrations are growing, both among those on the pitch and the fans in the stands. Copy linkCopiedArsenal 1-1 Man Utd108. Corner FC try their luck with their 10th of the day, but once again the United rearguard defend it admirably.De Ligt, Martinez – and even the departed Maguire – have been excellent today. Copy linkCopiedKick-off – Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd106. There’s almost a goal within seconds of the restart in extra-time……but not in the end you’re thinking.After doing so much defending in the first period, United begin the second on the front foot.ZIrkzee tries his luck with a sidefooter from the edge of the boz, and when it clips off the inside of Partey’s foot it looks destined for the bottom corner.That is until Raya reacts with a fabulous low dive to claw the ball away from the goalline.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 1-1 Man UtdIt’s half-time in extra-time. Penalties loom at the Emirates, but ten-man Manchester United still have work to do to get there.Copy linkCopied More

ARSENAL are hosting old rivals Manchester United in a blockbuster FA Cup third round clash RIGHT NOW.A first-half with few chances saw the Gunners’ injury crisis deepen after Gabriel Jesus was forced off on a stretcher.Mikel Arteta will know the FA Cup may be his side’s best chance of claiming a trophy this season, with Liverpool running away in the race for the Premier League title.Ruben Amorim still has slim hopes of silverware in his debut season as Man Utd boss as the Red Devils look to equal Arsenal’s record of 14 FA Cup wins.TV channel: BBC OneLive stream: BBC iPlayerArsenal team: Raya, Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, Lewis-Skelly, Jorginho, Merino, Odegaard, Havertz, Martinelli, JesusMan Utd team: Bayindir, Mazraoui, De Ligt, Maguire, Martinez, Dalot, Mainoo, Ugarte, Fernandes, Garnacho, HojlundFA Cup fourth round draw LIVEFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow our live blog below…From Jordan Davies at the EmiratesArsenal surely now must spend some cash in this market to bring in a wide forward with Gabriel Jesus’ injury looking a bad one as he was carried off on a stretcher.And with Raheem Sterling on – only just back from injury himself – Mikel Arteta has now tried FIVE different players to fill in for the stricken Bukayo Saka on the right wing (Martinelli, Trossard, Nwaneri, Jesus, Sterling – and two of those are injured!).Copy linkCopiedFirst half facts and figuresCopy linkCopiedFrom Charlie Wyett at the EmiratesUnited, after being outplayed at the start, have really grown into this game and you can see why Bruno Fernandes was angry with ref Andy Madley for not awarding a foul after the challenge from Gabriel Jesus. Fernandes was cautioned for throwing his boot on the floor in disgust and he must try and avoid a red card. Yet another oneCopy linkCopiedHalf-time – Arsenal 0-0 Man UtdTie of the third round, yeah? Nah.It’s goalless at the break at the Emirats, and other than a Gabriel Martinelli goal that was rightly disallowed, very, very little has happened.It can only get better in the second half. And if it doesn’t, there’s no way it can get worse.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd45+5. Odegaard has now sat down on the turf and he doesn’t look comfortable at all.Mikel Arteta has his hands on his heads, he can’t believe he’s facing another injury and to such a key player too.The Arsenal captain is told there are just seconds left until the break, and he’ll hobble through until then.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd45+4. Odegaard grimaced as he jogged back into position after that free-kick.Surely that’s dissatisfaction with his effort, and not another injury.Surely.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd45+3. Odegaard goes for goal with the free-kick.His left-footed curler sails over the wall, but also the crossbar.The Gunners are still to work Bayindir in the United goal.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd45+1. Inside five minutes of stoppage time, and Martinez has presented Arsenal with a free-kick 28 yards out after kicking Odegaard across the calf.The defender is on a booking, remember. Actually, I should probably be telling him that.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd44. Excellent defending from De Ligt repels a threatening Martinelli attack down the left.The Dutchman appears to be finally settling into life in English football after some rude beginnings.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd42. Immediately, Sterling is booed by the travelling support. It hasn’t happened for him yet at the Emirates, but he could really win over the Arsenal fans today with a big performance.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd40. Sure enough, Gabriel Jesus’ game is over – and it looks a bad one as he leaves on a stretcher. The Brazilian joins a growing Arsenal injury list.On in his place is the former Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd39. Replays show that Jesus definitely caught Fernandes on the ankle, although more as a result of a slip than a cynical challenge.The bad news for the Arsenal forward is that he appears to have injured himself in making contact with his opponent, and has stayed down inside his own box.He’s having treatment, but I don’t think he’s going to be able to continue.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd37. United break again on the left from where they tee up Bruno Fernandes on the edge of the box, who is clearly fouled from behind by Gabriel Jesus.But no! Andy Madley says no free-kick, and the Manchester United captain is absolutely furious as a result.With his boot half off as a result of the challenge, Fernandes removes it and hurls it to the turf in frustration.In fact, he does that not once, but twice – and the second time it draws the attention of the referee, who books him for dissent.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd35. Arsenal commit extra men forward as the the front three interchange……but instead that’s the signal for United to hit them on the counter.In a matter of seconds, the visitors are back down the other end of the pitch from where Garnacho hammers a cross-shot at Raya.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd33. It’s not been a great contest so far. I’m not saying that nothing has happened but the BBC’s half-time analysis may include footage of David Raya losing a contact lens.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd31. Jesus is back up after treatment, and Arsenal have another set-piece to launch into the 18-yard box.This time it’s a free-kick midway inside the United half, and that’s the cue for a host of home players to start their dance in unison along the visitors’ last line of defence.But they get it horribly wrong. and before Bayindir even claims the cross, the offside flag is up once again.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd29. Lisandro Martinez started the scoring last Sunday, and this weekend……he’s the first in the book.The defender is cautioned for clattering Gabriel Jesus as the pair wrestled for the ball. Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd27. A teasing Timber cross is headed behind for the game’s first corner, and that brings the home fans into the game.Arsenal have built their game on such set-piece situations this season, while Manchester United have been unable to defend them for months.The visitors do the job here though, and smuggle the ball away to safety from a packed penalty area.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd25. The Harry Maguire of old!The centre-back steps in to win the ball on halfway, and then takes the opportunity to surge forward.Weaving beyond two opponents, he feeds Hojlund out on the left and continues his run into the box.He needn’t have bothered though. The attempted return from the striker was useless, and cut out by the first man.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd23. A rare spell of possession in forward areas has United asking questions for the first time.After Fernandes makes room, Mainoo takes charge and hits a daisycutter straight at Raya from 25 yards out.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd20. Arsenal try to pick out the run of Martinelli again, this time with Odegaard flicking the ball over the top.Better late than never, De Ligt comes round to recover the situation.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd18. Gabriel Martinelli finds the back of the net!But – after a couple of seconds to consider what he has seen – the linesman on the near side raises his flag.Mikel Arteta and his players are not happy with the decision, insisting that Gabriel Jesus’ through ball unintentionally flicked off Harry Maguire and into Martinelli’s path.But there’s no doubting that the pass was intended for the Brazilian, and so the second phase of play doesn’t come into effect after the defender’s accidental involvement.Either way, it’s a lovely finish from the Arsenal number 11.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd15. A quarter of an hour in, and Arsenal have been the dominant side without really testing Altay Bayindir in the United goal.It’s 70% possession and counting for Mikel Arteta’s hosts.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd13. There’s been little to report at the Emirates, but there’s a shock on the cards at St James’ Park where League Two Bromley have taken an early lead against Newcastle.The Toon are on a seven-match winning run.Copy linkCopiedArsenal 0-0 Man Utd11. Garnacho leaves Gabriel in a heap after sliding across the turf.It’s one that looks worse – and sounds worse given the defender’s yelp – but in truth it was just the wet surface that took the United forward into his opponent.Referee Madley rightly keeps his cards in his pocket.Copy linkCopied More

THE FA Cup fourth round draw will take place TODAY – and some huge names are in the hat.Premier League giants Liverpool and Chelsea progressed to the next stage with comfortable wins over Accrington Stanley and Morecambe respectively.Brentford won’t be in the hat after they bowed out in the third round after Championship strugglers Plymouth stunned the footballing world with a 1-0 victory at the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday.Earlier today, Tottenham avoided a huge upset at Tamworth, but Spurs did need extra-time to progress to the next stage.The draw for the FA Cup fourth round will take place following the conclusion of the glamour tie between Arsenal and Manchester United this afternoon.FOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow our live blog below…Making his MarkTwo Premier League stalwarts will pick the ties out of the hat following the conclusion of Arsenal vs Man Utd. Martin Keown and Mark Schwarzer will join host Kelly Somers to draw out the 4th round matches.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedHalf-time reportJust one goalless contest across our four FA Cup games, with Arsenal being held by Man Utd.Gabriel Martinelli had a goal correctly ruled out for offside in what was otherwise a drab opening 45 minutes at the Emirates. Elsewhere, Ipswich are running away with it against Bristol Rovers, Bromley are holding Newcastle, and Palace lead Stockport.Arsenal 0-0 Man UtdNewcastle 1-1 BromleyCrystal Palace 1-0 StockportIpswich 3-0 Bristol RoversCredit: GettyCopy linkCopiedStill to comeThe FA Cup third-round weekend is a marathon event these days.Even once the four matches we’ve currently got on the go are over, there are still two left.Southampton take on Swansea City from 4.30pm this afternoon, with the draw taking place around 30 minutes after KO at St Marys.Tomorrow night, the lowest-ranked team remaining in the competition – Dagenham & Redbridge – face Millwall.Credit: AlamyCopy linkCopiedKalvin on targetIpswich have raced into a 2-0 goal lead against Bristol Rovers.Ex-England man Kalvin Phillips has been underwhelming since arriving at Portman Road on loan in the summer.But he’s finally broken his long scoring drought – netting a first goal from open play since 2022. Should the Tractor Boys hold on, they’ll be ball number 30 in the draw.Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedAround the groundsBromley’s lead didn’t last long as Toon click into gear, with teenager Lewis Miley equalising for Newcastle.At the Emirates, Gabriel Martinelli has the ball in the net for Arsenal – but is denied by the linesman’s flag. No VAR today, remember. Arsenal 0-0 Man UtdNewcastle 1-1 BromleyCrystal Palace 1-0 StockportIpswich 1-0 Bristol RoversCredit: EPACopy linkCopiedShock alert!What a start for L2 side Bromley in the North East.Cameron Congreve picks up the ball 25 yards out and bends a brilliant strike past Newcastle keeper Martin Dubravka.Outrageous scenes in the away end. Bromley or Newcastle will be ball number 23 in this evening’s draw. Credit: PACopy linkCopiedSuper SundayFour FA Cup ties have just kicked off, with last year’s winners Man Utd taking on Arsenal. Crystal Palace host League One high-fliers Stockport, Ipswich welcome Bristol Rovers, and League Two Bromley are up against Newcastle.In Tamworth, Spurs have added a third through Brennan Johnson. It’s job done for Ange’s men – but that was quite a scare.Copy linkCopiedProving their WorthIt’s been a brave effort from fifth-tier Tamworth, but their FA Cup adventure looks close to the end. Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou brought on the big guns after his side laboured to a 0-0 draw in normal time.Dejan Kulusevski and Son Heung-min have just combined to make it 2-0 to Spurs with just minutes remaining. Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedHull of a result Championship strugglers Hull City are OUT of the FA Cup. Over at the MKM Stadium, League Two Doncaster have won 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw. Harry Clifton hit the winner from the spot, dumping the Tigers out.Doncaster will now take No. 18 in tonight’s draw. It’s the first time Rovers have reached R4 since 2021.Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedOn the ballHere are the remaining 16 ball numbers going into the draw later on.Tamworth currently trail Tottenham 0-1 after defender Nathan Tshikuna bundled into his own net during extra time.While on Humberside, Hull and Doncaster are locked in a penalty shootout. 17 Tamworth or Tottenham Hotspur18 Hull City or Doncaster Rovers19 Stoke City20 Leicester City21 Plymouth Argyle22 Coventry City23 Newcastle United or Bromley24 Everton25 Wycombe Wanderers26 Birmingham City27 Leeds United28 Nottingham Forest29 Cardiff City30 Ipswich Town or Bristol Rovers31 Fulham32 Crystal Palace or Stockport CountyCredit: GettyCopy linkCopiedPot luckHere are those all-important ball numbers for this evening’s draw.Things will start just after 5pm – unless Man Utd’s match with Arsenal goes to extra time. The first 16 – 1 Southampton or Swansea City2 Arsenal or Manchester United3 Exeter City4 Leyton Orient or Derby County5 Burnley6 Aston Villa7 Brighton & Hove Albion8 Manchester City9 Millwall or Dagenham & Redbridge10 Liverpool11 Wolverhampton Wanderers12 Preston North End or Charlton Athletic13 Chelsea14 Blackburn Rovers15 AFC Bournemouth16 Mansfield Town or Wigan AthleticCredit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedDraw daySay what you like about the FA Cup, but it still has the ability to work its magic.After a day of drama on Saturday, it was Tamworth’s turn to shock the world as they held Tottenham to a 0-0 stalemate on Sunday afternoon.That game is still going on, with Spurs looking to avoid an embarrassing loss in extra time.We’ve got defending champions Man Utd visiting Arsenal from 3pm, with the draw for the FA Cup 4th round coming up straight after that game in North London.There are 16 ties to draw out the hat – not long to wait now.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopied More