All eyes will be on ball No 14 on Sunday afternoon - if Middlesbrough beat Blackburn Rovers in Saturday's FA Cup third-round tie. Michael Carrick's men are fully focused on their bid to win promotion to the Premier League this season, but know a cup run can help boost momentum.

They face Championship rivals Blackburn at the Riverside on Saturday lunchtime, with a place in round four up for grabs. And the winners won't have to long to find out who they will face, with the draw taking place on Sunday evening. There are some big ties in round three, and while Boro and Rovers have promotion ambitions, home advantage could be crucial for the Teessiders.

The fourth-round draw for this season's compeitition will take place following the Arsenal vs Manchester United game on Sunday afternoon. That game kicks-off at 3pm and the draw will be shown live on BBC One following the final whistle, around 5pm unless extra-time at the Emirates pushes it back.

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Kelly Somers will host the draw and the ties will be drawn by Martin Keown and Mark Schwarzer. The fourth-round games will take place on or around Saturday, February 8. Newcastle United or Bromley will be ball number 23, with Arsenal or Man United No 2 and Sunderland or Stoke No 19.

FA Cup fourth-round draw ball numbers

1. Southampton or Swansea City

2. Arsenal or Manchester United

3. Exeter City or Oxford United

4. Leyton Orient or Derby County

5. Reading or Burnley

6. Aston Villa or West Ham United

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 or Peterborough United

25. Wycombe Wanderers or Portsmouth

26. Birmingham City or Lincoln City

27. Leeds United or Harrogate Town

28. Nottingham Forest or Luton Town

29. Sheffield United or Cardiff City

30. Ipswich Town or Bristol Rovers

31. Fulham or Watford

32. Crystal Palace or Stockport County