The second-round draw will take place on Monday 9 November, with former Lincoln City and Huddersfield Town manager Danny Cowley helping with the draw at 7. The second round will take place across the weekend of November, with the 20 winning teams then joined by the 44 clubs in the Premier League and Championship for the third round. The following two matches, both Saturday 3pm, will be available to watch as a live stream on club websites:. Log In.
Contact us Sign up for newsletters. Log In Register now My account. By Michael Hincks. Sign up to The Score and get in-depth analysis on all 20 Premier League clubs, every Monday morning Email address is invalid Thank you for subscribing! The competition is already looking ahead to the fourth round, and at least six Premier League clubs will be watching on television: Newcastle United lost at home to Cambridge United, Burnley suffered the same fate against Huddersfield Town, Arsenal fell to Nottingham Forest, and Watford was eliminated by defending FA Cup holders Leicester City.
Fans are always eager to see a Cinderella run, but the last time a club from outside the top division won the competition was West Ham and the last time a team from a lower division made the final was Cardiff City in The sixth-tier Kidderminster Harriers are still alive in the current edition and move into the fourth round after shocking Reading.
The complete schedule, results and highlights for the entire competition follows below. Here's what the calendar looks like up until the final on May With the match calendar congested by league postponements due to COVID, traditional FA Cup replays rematches have been scrapped by the English Football Association for the rest of this season's tournament.
Extra time and penalty kicks are used to determine a winner, removing the need for another match. The draw was held before the third round was officially over. With one match left to be played, here's the rest of the 31 clubs that were drawn against one another for the fourth round:. Home teams are listed first. Sixty-four teams were in action in the FA Cup third round, with most of them hailing from the top two divisions of English football:. Forty teams were in action in the FA Cup second round, with eight upsets across the 20 matches.
Only one matchup required a replay. Five League Two teams fourth tier beat opponents playing one level above them in League One third tier , while Kidderminster Harriers sixth tier were the lowest-ranked team to advance to the third round. Eighty teams were in action in the FA Cup first round, with every team from League One and League Two joining 32 qualifiers that emerged from the lower tiers of English football. Only 31 of the 48 League One and League Two clubs survived this round.
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