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Havant may face trip to Liverpool Havant may face trip to Liverpool
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Non-league Havant & Waterlooville have been given the chance of a dream trip to Anfield in the FA Cup fourth round.Non-league Havant & Waterlooville have been given the chance of a dream trip to Anfield in the FA Cup fourth round.
The Blue Square South side need to beat Swansea in their third-round replay, while Liverpool must defeat Luton.The Blue Square South side need to beat Swansea in their third-round replay, while Liverpool must defeat Luton.
Manchester United face either Tottenham or Reading, Arsenal will take on either Stoke or Newcastle, while holders Chelsea travel to Wigan.Manchester United face either Tottenham or Reading, Arsenal will take on either Stoke or Newcastle, while holders Chelsea travel to Wigan.
Giant-killers Oldham and Huddersfield have drawn each other, while League Two's Mansfield host Middlesbrough.Giant-killers Oldham and Huddersfield have drawn each other, while League Two's Mansfield host Middlesbrough.
Coventry's impressive 4-1 win over Blackburn in the third round is rewarded with a visit from either Walsall and Millwall.Coventry's impressive 4-1 win over Blackburn in the third round is rewarded with a visit from either Walsall and Millwall.
But with 12 third-round matches still to be decided, the draw for the fourth round will have to wait until the replays are out of the way to truly take shape.But with 12 third-round matches still to be decided, the draw for the fourth round will have to wait until the replays are out of the way to truly take shape.
Nevertheless, the possibility of Liverpool hosting a team five leagues below them has caught the imagination.Nevertheless, the possibility of Liverpool hosting a team five leagues below them has caught the imagination.
606: DEBATE In all honesty it's hard to feel anything other than disappointment Aimee L - BBC Sport606: DEBATE In all honesty it's hard to feel anything other than disappointment Aimee L - BBC Sport
"It's a fantastic draw - it couldn't have gone much better," Havant player-manager Charlie Oatway told BBC Radio 5 Live."It's a fantastic draw - it couldn't have gone much better," Havant player-manager Charlie Oatway told BBC Radio 5 Live.
"I think we'll have the old tin hats on if we get that far. But it's great to see that light at the end of the tunnel in the shape of a big club like Liverpool.""I think we'll have the old tin hats on if we get that far. But it's great to see that light at the end of the tunnel in the shape of a big club like Liverpool."
The draw - conducted by former FA Cup winners Alan Cork and John Aldridge - has ensured that at least seven non-Premier League teams will make it through to the last 16. Mansfield manager Billy Dearden, whose side are second from bottom in League Two, admitted getting past Middlesbrough would be a tall order.
"What stands out for me is the guaranteed prospect of more Premier League sides going out," said Radio 5 Live football correspondent Mike Ingham. "They are a top-class team, we'll have to be at our best to get any kind of result," said the Stags boss.
"We're shaping up for a fifth round with lots of opportunities for the non-Premier League sides. "But it's a tremendous draw. We've got a Premier League club at home and we're looking forward to it."
"But Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool - if they get through - have all been given home ties." The draw - conducted by former FA Cup winners Alan Cork and John Aldridge - ensured that at least seven non-Premier League teams will make it through to the last 16.
The ties will all take place over the weekend of 26-27 January.The ties will all take place over the weekend of 26-27 January.
  • Tottenham's Premier League clash against Chelsea has been brought forward two days to accommodate their FA Cup replay against Reading.
    Spurs' game at Stamford Bridge was due to be live on TV on 14 January, but it will now be played on Saturday, with replay at Reading scheduled for Tuesday.
    Full draw for the fourth round of the FA CupFull draw for the fourth round of the FA Cup
    Arsenal v Stoke City/NewcastleCoventry v Walsall/MillwallOldham v Huddersfield TownSwindon/Barnet v Fulham/Bristol RoversWigan v ChelseaLuton/Liverpool v Swansea/Havant & WaterloovilleSouthend v BarnsleySouthampton v Norwich/BuryMan Utd v Tottenham/ReadingPortsmouth v PlymouthDerby/Sheff Wed v PrestonWatford v WolvesPeterborough v Charlton/West BromSheff Utd v West Ham/Man CityMansfield v MiddlesbroughTranmere/Hereford v CardiffArsenal v Stoke City/NewcastleCoventry v Walsall/MillwallOldham v Huddersfield TownSwindon/Barnet v Fulham/Bristol RoversWigan v ChelseaLuton/Liverpool v Swansea/Havant & WaterloovilleSouthend v BarnsleySouthampton v Norwich/BuryMan Utd v Tottenham/ReadingPortsmouth v PlymouthDerby/Sheff Wed v PrestonWatford v WolvesPeterborough v Charlton/West BromSheff Utd v West Ham/Man CityMansfield v MiddlesbroughTranmere/Hereford v Cardiff
    Ties to be played on 26 & 27 JanuaryTies to be played on 26 & 27 January
    FA Cup third-round replay datesFA Cup third-round replay dates
    Tuesday 15 JanuaryTuesday 15 January
    West Brom v CharltonBury v NorwichBarnet v SwindonReading v TottenhamMillwall v WalsallBristol Rovers v FulhamSheffield Wednesday v DerbyLiverpool v LutonWest Brom v CharltonBury v NorwichBarnet v SwindonReading v TottenhamMillwall v WalsallBristol Rovers v FulhamSheffield Wednesday v DerbyLiverpool v Luton
    Wednesday 16 JanuaryWednesday 16 January
    Man City v West HamHavant & Waterlooville v SwanseaNewcastle v StokeHereford v TranmereMan City v West HamHavant & Waterlooville v SwanseaNewcastle v StokeHereford v Tranmere