IT is nearly time for the FA Cup fourth round draw.
Premier League and Championship clubs entered the competition in round three with holders Crystal Palace versus non-league Macclesfield and Arsenal playing Portsmouth in the pick of the ties.
The weekend’s action comes to a close on Monday, January 12 as Liverpool take on Barnsley.
But before the match at Anfield, the draw for the next round is set to take place.
When is the FA Cup fourth round draw?
- The draw is set for the evening of Monday, January 12.
- An exact time is yet to be confirmed but it is likely to be before kick-off at 7.45pm GMT.
How can I watch the FA Cup fourth round draw. What TV channel and is there a live stream?
- The draw is being broadcast live on TNT Sports 1.
- A live stream is also available on Discovery+.
- Alternatively, SunSport’s LIVE blog will bring you the ties as soon as they are pulled out the hat.
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What are the FA Cup fourth round draw ball numbers?
The ball numbers are yet to be confirmed.
What are the FA Cup third round ties?
All kick-off times 3pm GMT unless stated
Friday, January 9
- 7.30pm – MK Dons vs Oxford United
- 7.30pm – Port Vale vs Fleetwood Town
- 7.30pm – Preston North End vs Wigan
- 7.30pm – Wrexham vs Nottingham Forest
Saturday, January 10
- 12.15pm – Wolves vs Shrewsbury
- 12.15pm – Everton vs Sunderland
- 12.15pm – Cheltenham vs Leicester
- 12.15pm – Macclesfield vs Crystal Palace
- Doncaster vs Southampton
- Ipswich vs Blackpool
- Man City vs Exeter City
- Sheffield Wednesday vs Brentford
- Fulham vs Middlesbrough
- Burnley vs Milwall
- Salford City vs Swindon
- Boreham Wood vs Burton Albion
- Newcastle vs Bournemouth
- Stoke vs Coventry
- 5.45pm – Tottenham vs Aston Villa
- 5.45pm – Cambridge vs Birmingham
- 5.45pm – Bristol City vs Watford
- 5.45pm – Grimsby Town vs Weston Super Mare
- 8pm – Charlton vs Chelsea
Sunday, January 11
- 12pm – Derby vs Leeds
- 2pm – Portsmouth vs Arsenal
- 2.30pm – West Ham vs QPR
- 2.30pm – Norwich vs Walsall
- 2.30pm – Swansea vs West Brom
- 2.30pm – Hull vs Blackburn
- 2.30pm – Sheffield United vs Mansfield
- 4.30pm – Manchester United vs Brighton
Monday, January 12
- 7.45pm – Liverpool vs Barnsley
