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Spurs in the FA Cup 2020-21 - The road to Wembley

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Their captain was doing so well there, until he got to the "And I'm a big Woolwich fan" bit.:mad:

I heard the interview with their manager on R4 this morning. He was so enthusiastic about the likes of Mourinho and Kane coming to their ground. It's a prime example of the magic of the FA Cup. Nonetheless, I'm sure we'd all love it for Kane to be nowhere near this but I can see it being a bit like the Tranmere game, where Poch put Kane on even though we were 6 or 7 up, just so their fans could see him play. Just don't let the "big Woolwich fan" anywhere near him.
 
So, it will be the World Vs Spurs in the FA Cup. You know the whole world will want Marine to upset us in the Round 3 match. We have to avoid getting complacent as they have nothing to lose against us.
 
Glenda's Legs said:
Their captain was doing so well there, until he got to the "And I'm a big Woolwich fan" bit.:mad:

I heard the interview with their manager on R4 this morning. He was so enthusiastic about the likes of Mourinho and Kane coming to their ground. It's a prime example of the magic of the FA Cup. Nonetheless, I'm sure we'd all love it for Kane to be nowhere near this but I can see it being a bit like the Tranmere game, where Poch put Kane on even though we were 6 or 7 up, just so their fans could see him play. Just don't let the "big Woolwich fan" anywhere near him.
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Changed his opinion on Southern Man then.
 
All 32 FA Cup third-round ties will be broadcast live for the first time, with eight games free to air on the BBC.

Non-league Marine's game at home to Premier League leaders Tottenham on 10 January will be one of three FA Cup third-round ties shown live on BBC One.

The other two will be Crawley against Leeds United on the same day, and Arsenal against Saudi Sportswashing Machine on 9 January.

Five further fixtures, to be announced in due course, will be streamed live on the BBC Sport website and BBC iPlayer.

BT Sport will broadcast five games on TV and stream a further 11 online. The remaining eight will be broadcast on the FA Player
 
FA Cup fourth and fifth round draw details
We’re set to discover our next opponents in the FA Cup this evening (Monday 11 January) when the draw takes place for both the fourth and fifth rounds of the competition.

We’ll be represented by ball number four in the draw for the fourth round, following yesterday’s 5-0 victory over non-league Marine.

The fifth round draw ball numbers will be generated once the fourth round ties have been determined.

The draws will begin from 7.10pm and will form part of BT Sport’s pre-match coverage of the third round tie between Stockport County and West Ham United. The proceedings will also be shown live on the official Emirates FA Cup Twitter and Facebook channels.

Our former striker Peter Crouch will conduct the draws alongside host Reshmin Chowdhury.

Fourth round ties are scheduled to take place over the weekend of 23 January, while fifth round matches are pencilled in for the midweek of 10 February.

Fourth round draw numbers
1 Plymouth Argyle
2 Southampton or Shrewsbury Town
3 Chorley
4 Tottenham Hotspur
5 Wolverhampton Wanderers
6 Stockport County or West Ham United
7 AFC Bournemouth
8 Manchester United
9 Swansea City
10 Everton
11 Nottingham Forest
12 Arsenal
13 Barnsley
14 Sheffield United
15 Millwall
16 Doncaster Rovers
17 Leicester City
18 Wycombe Wanderers
19 Crawley Town
20 Burnley
21 Bristol City
22 Fulham
23 Liverpool
24 Brentford
25 Emirates Marketing Project
26 Luton Town
27 Chelsea
28 Sheffield Wednesday
29 Norwich City
30 Blackpool
31 Brighton & Hove Albion
32 Cheltenham Town
 
Given the luck we've had with draws this year, we'll get Liverpool or Emirates Marketing Project away - needs to be payback at some point.

Any lower league team at home would obviously be ideal
 
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