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Premier League and Championship sides enter the FA Cup this weekend as they look to gain a place in the fourth round.
There will be 32 third round matches between Thursday January 9 and Monday January 13 as 64 teams compete across the country.
The tie will see Arsenal host Manchester United, while Manchester City will take on Salford City, who belong to the promotion of 1992.
There are two non-league teams remaining in the competition, with Tamworth hosting Tottenham at the Lamb Ground and Dagenham and Redbridge at Millwall.
Once the dust settles, there will be just 32 teams left on the road to Wembley in May.
Here’s everything you need to know about the FA Cup fourth round draw.
When will the FA Cup fourth round draw take place?
The fourth round draw will begin following the third round clash between Arsenal and Manchester United, which takes place at 3 p.m. GMT on Sunday 12 January 2025.
Where to watch the FA Cup fourth round draw
TV channel: The draw will be broadcast live on free-to-air television in the UK via BBC One.
Live broadcast: BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website will also offer a free online live streaming service.
LIVE COVERAGE: You can follow the draw on the Standard Sport live blog.
When will the FA Cup fourth round matches be played?
The fourth round will be played on the weekend of February 8-9, with the possibility of at least one match on Friday February 7 and Monday February 10.
FA Cup fourth round ball numbers
1 – Southampton or Swansea City
2 – Arsenal or Manchester United
3 – Exeter City or Oxford United
4 – Leyton Orient or County Derby
5 – Reading or Burnley
6 – Villa Aston
7 – Norwich City or Brighton & Hove Albion
8 – Manchester City or Salford City
9 – Millwall or Dagenham & Redbridge
10 – Liverpool or Accrington Stanley
11 – Bristol City or Wolverhampton Wanderers
12 – Preston North End or Charlton Athletic
13 – Chelsea or Morecambe
14 – Middlesbrough or Blackburn Rovers
15 – AFC Bournemouth or West Bromwich Albion
16 – Mansfield Town or Wigan Athletic
17 – Tamworth or Tottenham Hotspur
18 – Hull City or Doncaster Rovers
19 – Sunderland or Stoke City
20 – Leicester City or Queens Park Rangers
21 – Brentford or Plymouth Argyle
22 – Coventry City or Sheffield Wednesday
23 – Newcastle United or Bromley
24 – Everton
25 – The Wanderers of Wycombe
26 – Birmingham City or Lincoln City
27 – Leeds United or Harrogate Town
28 – Nottingham Forest or Luton Town
29 – City of Cardiff
30 – Ipswich Town or Bristol Rovers
31 – Fulham
32 – Crystal Palace or Stockport County
