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FA Cup 3rd Round Draw

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Holders Liverpool have been drawn against 2005 winners Arsenal in the third round of the FA Cup.

Manchester United were also handed a tough home tie against Martin O'Neill's Aston Villa.

Paul Ince's Macclesfield will travel to Premiership champions Chelsea.

Portsmouth face Wigan and Everton meet Blackburn Rovers in all-Premiership ties, while the winners of Aldershot and Basingstoke will go to Blackpool.

Full draw:
Blackpool v Aldershot/Basingstoke
Barnet v Colchester
Sheff Utd v Swansea
Reading v Burnley
Portsmouth v Wigan
Mansfield/Doncaster v Bolton
West Ham v Brighton
Leicester v Fulham
Derby v Wrexham
Wolves v Oldham
Bury/Chester v Ipswich
Man Utd v Aston Villa
Sheff Wed v Man City
Tamworth v Norwich
Salisbury/Nottm For v Charlton
Cardiff v Tottenham
Preston v Sunderland
Liverpool v Arsenal
Bristol Rovers/Bournemouth v Hereford
Watford v Stockport
Crystal Palace v Swindon
Bristol City v Coventry
Peterborough v Plymouth
QPR v Luton
Southend v Barnsley
West Brom v Leeds
Hull v Middlesbrough
Birmingham v Newcastle
Torquay/Leyton Orient v Southampton
Everton v Blackburn
Chelsea v Macclesfield
Stoke v Bradford/Millwall

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comment by redbristol (U5325227)

posted Dec 19, 2006

Why do the BBC show all Premiership games, when these games are already played twice a season, why not show a game with a chance of an upset, is that not what the Cup is all about.
Cardiff V Spurs, Forest V Charlton, B'ham V Newcastle, Sheff Utd V Swansea, Hull V Boro, Sheff Wed V Man City, games that are only played in the Cup, come on the BBC show us REAL cup games

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comment by CANARIES_FOREVER (U5043020)

posted Dec 21, 2006

so glad norwich are on the tele!
although we always lose when on the tv but hey we get used to i t
lol

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comment by jimmy_bwfc (U4226514)

posted Jan 2, 2007

Premiership teams i see going out are:

Wigan
Fulham
Villa
Man City
Charlton
Arsenal
Newcastle
Everton

CMON SUPER WHITES LETS GET PAST THE STUMBLING STONE THAT IS DONCASTER!

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comment by Nuggets (U1781787)

posted Jan 3, 2007

Why is Tamworth vs Norwich bein shown on BBC?

There were plenty more decent games to show out there, although I'm sure Norwich have got to appeal to the public a bit more winkeye

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comment by alexbirch35 (U6726109)

posted Jan 3, 2007

i can't wait till man utd vs villa it will be a brilliant game i think it will finish 1-1 or 0-0

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comment by arsenal_ftw07 (U7018048)

posted Jan 3, 2007

With Henry back in the arsenal squad i think he will be hungry for goals, i predict a 3-1 win over liverpool with henry getting the first two goals

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comment by arsenal_ftw07 (U7018048)

posted Jan 3, 2007

Henry is hungry for goals now he's returned

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comment by i am the bbc! (red (g) devil) (U4457166)

posted Jan 7, 2007

tottenham r gonna lose against cardiff

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comment by genieracheal (U7063387)

posted Jan 8, 2007

well i think i love this page as i have now been introduce to this page. i also know that arsenal will be the winner for this year fa cap.

arsenal, gunners for life

joseph

ghana

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comment by genieracheal (U7063387)

posted Jan 9, 2007

i know arsenal will beat liverpool and i strongly believed thaT ARSENAL WILL TAKE THE CUP.

JOSEPH MENSAH

GHANA
GUNNERS FOPR LIFE

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