The FA Cup third round draw has produced some eye-catching ties, including all Premier League clashes and potential giant killings. There are several underdogs looking to continue their

Man Utd to face Brighton in one of four all Premier League third round fixtures - The FA Cup third round draw, which takes place before Brackley Town take on Burton Albion, will see the Premier League

Non-league Macclesfield's FA Cup third round tie with holders Crystal Palace will be televised live on BBC One on Saturday, 10 January (12:15 GMT kick-off).

The FA Cup third-round draw was conducted on Monday evening, ahead of the second round tie involving Brackley Town and Burton Albion.The third round is always a highlight of the FA Cup, marking the

West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Everton are the only other three Premier League teams with FA Cup third round ties at home—the latter facing Sunderland in what could be a very entertaining clash. Nottingham Forest travel to Hollywood-owned Wrexham, in a game that may steal the headlines if the Welsh side can cause an upset.

Manchester City and Aston Villa kept the pressure on Premier League leader Arsenal with wins on Sunday. Nottingham Forest pulled further away from the relegation zone with a 3-0 against Tottenham and Sunderland beat Newcastle 1-0 in the Tyne-Wear derby after an own goal from Nick Woltemade.

The FA Cup third round sees Premier League teams enter the draw, with the possibility of a dream day out for a non-league side.

Manchester United will host Brighton & Hove Albion and Tottenham Hotspur will entertain Aston Villa in the pick of the FA Cup third round ties. Ruben Amorim’s R