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FA Cup third-round draw: Liverpool face Everton, Arsenal take on Leeds
Liverpool have been drawn against Everton at Anfield in the FA Cup third round, a repeat of the match played at the same stage in the 2017-18 season.
Jürgen Klopp’s side were the victors on that occasion, 2-1 courtesy of an 84th-minute Virgil van Dijk goal on his debut for the club. Everton won a fourth-round replay 1-0 in 2015 after a 1-1 draw at Anfield. Michael Owen, who scored Liverpool’s two goals in the 2001 FA Cup final win over Arsenal, tweeted: “No question what the tie of the round is in.”
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Manchester City, the holders, are at home to Port Vale, while Manchester United travel to Wolverhampton Wanderers, who knocked them out in the sixth round last season. John Rudge, a former Vale manager and now the club’s president, said: “What a challenge. It’s fantastic for the players and the crowd to come to Manchester City and play in the third round of the FA Cup. We might have to park the bus a few times. It will help the new owners, who have done well. We will all be looking forward to it.”
Leeds are at Arsenal, who have won the cup a record 13 times, in a repeat of the 1972 final won by Leeds. The last two meetings between the clubs were also in the third round. In 2012 Arsenal won 1-0 and they also eliminated Leeds 3-1 in a replay after a 1-1 draw the previous year.
AFC Fylde of the National League are at Sheffield United of the Premier League, while Chelsea will face the Championship’s Nottingham Forest at Stamford Bridge.
Arsenal v Leeds United
Birmingham v Blackburn
Bournemouth v Luton Town
Brentford v Stoke City
Brighton v Sheffield Wednesday
Bristol City v Shrewsbury
Bristol Rovers or Plymouth v Coventry or Ipswich
Burnley v Peterborough
Burton Albion v Northampton
Cardiff City v Forest Green Rovers or Carlisle
Charlton v West Brom
Chelsea v Nottingham Forest
Crystal Palace v Derby County
Eastleigh or Crewe v Barnsley
Fleetwood Town v Portsmouth
Fulham v Aston Villa
Gillingham v West Ham
Leicester City v Wigan
Liverpool v Everton
Manchester City v Port Vale
Middlesbrough v Tottenham
Millwall v Newport County
Oxford Utd v Exeter City or Hartlepool
Preston v Norwich City
QPR v Swansea City
Reading v Blackpool
Rochdale or Boston Utd v Newcastle Utd
Sheffield Utd v Fylde
Solihull Moors or Rotherham v Hull City
Southampton v Huddersfield
Watford v Tranmere
Wolves v Manchester Utd
Ties to be play on weekend 3-6 January
Boston, who play in the National League North, the sixth tier, will host Premier League Newcastle if they can beat Rochdale in a second-round replay on Tuesday week.
Hartlepool of the National League still need to see off Exeter at home to secure a tie at Oxford, while Eastleigh, also from the National League, must win a replay at Crewe to set up a visit from Barnsley.
Solihull Moors were beaten 4-3 by Rotherham last night despite leading 3-0 with 28 minutes remaining. The Millers’ reward is a home tie with Hull.
Leicester will host Wigan, while Spurs have been drawn away to Middlesbrough of the Championship who are managed by their former defender Jonathan Woodgate. The third-round ties will be played between 3-6 January.
