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Before the third round is finished, so at least two balls in the fifth round draw will have three names on it. Can’t have happened many times can it?
 
How will they do it? Will it not just be “Winner of first tie drawn” v “Winner of second tie drawn”?

In other words, the fourth round draw sets out the fifth round draw?
 

There will be a double draw in the Emirates FA Cup next week, with both the fourth and fifth round proper draws being made on Monday 11 January.

Hosted by Reshmin Chowdhury and conducted by Peter Crouch, both draws will be made back-to-back to aid with fixture scheduling and will form part of BT Sport 1’s pre-match coverage of the third round tie between Stockport County and West Ham United.

SEE WHEN ALL THE EMIRATES FA CUP THIRD ROUND FIXTURES TAKE PLACE
You can also watch the draws live via our official Emirates FA Cup Twitter and Facebook channels with the fourth round draw scheduled for 7.10pm before the fifth round draw will be held at around 7.23pm.

The fourth and fifth rounds are due to take place over the weekend of 23 January and Wednesday 10 February respectively.


Ahead of Monday, you can see the ball numbers for the fourth round below. The fifth round draw ball numbers will be generated once the fourth round has been drawn.


Fourth round draw numbers

1
Huddersfield Town or Plymouth Argyle
2 Southampton or Shrewsbury Town
3 Chorley
4 Marine or Tottenham Hotspur
5 Wolverhampton Wanderers
6 Stockport County or West Ham United
7 AFC Bournemouth
8 Manchester United or Watford
9 Swansea City
10 Everton
11 Nottingham Forest
12 Arsenal or Newcastle United
13 Barnsley or Tranmere Rovers
14 Sheffield United
15 Millwall
16 Doncaster Rovers
17 Leicester City
18 Wycombe Wanderers
19 Crawley Town or Leeds United
20 Burnley
21 Bristol City or Portsmouth
22 Fulham
23 Liverpool
24 Brentford or Middlesbrough
25 Manchester City or Birmingham City
26 Luton Town
27 Chelsea or Morecambe
28 Sheffield Wednesday
29 Norwich City
30 Blackpool
31 Newport County or Brighton & Hove Albion
32 Cheltenham Town or Mansfield Town
 
This changes the competition profoundly. Knowing your next two rounds could make the difference between sending out the reserves or going for it.
 
This changes the competition profoundly. Knowing your next two rounds could make the difference between sending out the reserves or going for it.

Thats the first thing I thought.
 
if we drew Wycombe in round 4 would Knight and Muskwe be banned from playing or would we have to give permission, everywhere else they would just be allowed to play but here, in the PL at least its not permitted?

If we did get them and had a say we should let them play, good test of where they are compared to our squad
 
if we drew Wycombe in round 4 would Knight and Muskwe be banned from playing or would we have to give permission, everywhere else they would just be allowed to play but here, in the PL at least its not permitted?

If we did get them and had a say we should let them play, good test of where they are compared to our squad
(j) Temporary (loan) Transfers

(i) A player on a domestic temporary (loan) transfer (including a player on loan either to or from a Welsh Club that competes in the Competition in the current season) is ineligible to compete in the Challenge Cup Competition unless permission to do so is given by the lending Club in writing (which, for the avoidance of doubt, can include appropriate wording and/or the completion of tick boxes in any loan form) and a copy is received by The Association by the Registration Deadline for that round. Any permissions must clearly state that the player has approval to play in The FA Challenge Cup Competition. A player who is registered on a Scholarship for work experience may play for another Club, subject to written permission being given by the Club that he is registered to and provided that such permission is received by The Association by the Registration Deadline for that round.

(ii) For all rounds other than the Final, a player recalled to his original Club from temporary (loan) transfer, in accordance with the terms of the loan agreement, may only represent his original Club if any such recall has been received and accepted by The Association by the Registration Deadline for that round.

(iii) A player on temporary (loan) transfer is eligible to play in a match rescheduled as a result of a postponement, abandonment or in a match ordered to be replayed, if transferred permanently by the lending Club to the loaning Club after the Registration Deadline for that round, provided that the player was eligible to play for the loaning Club in the original match and the players registration with the loaning Club is continuous from the Registration Deadline for that round through to the date of the replay or rescheduled match.

(iv) The Association will not give permission for players on loan or work experience to play against the lending Club.
Not allowed.
 
thanks, silly rule IMO but it is what it is
I disagree. Imagine the accusations if Knight scores an own goal and Muskwe misses an absolute sitter.
 
then people need to grow up, every other league can manage to cope with the concept so we should be able to as well
I’m impressed. Have you checked the rules in American Samoa as well (despite the time zone difference)?.
 
Before the third round is finished, so at least two balls in the fifth round draw will have three names on it.
No replays so it could only be exactly two balls.

Can’t have happened many times can it?
In the big freezes of the 60s, it would have happened as few times. And even more than three names at times.
 
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