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The draw for the third round of the FA Cup has been completed - and Manchester City vs Chelsea highlights a mouth-watering round of fixtures.
Graham Potter's Blues will face a tough task to repeat last season's run to the final, which they achieved under Thomas Tuchel.
The Citizens, meanwhile, will be hoping to take one step closer to adding to the sole FA Cup title they have won under Pep Guardiola.
There's also a tough tie for Manchester United as they take on Everton, whilst Liverpool host Wolves in another all-Premier League tie.
Top flight leaders Arsenal, meanwhile, will travel to Oxford United of League One, whilst Newcastle have a trip to Sheffield Wednesday, also of the third tier.
And Antonio Conte's Tottenham host 2008 FA Cup winners Portsmouth at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Non-league representation is also in round three. Chesterfield host West Brom, Boreham Wood take on Accrington Stanley, and Wrexham travel to Coventry.
Dagenham & Redbridge, meanwhile, will host Premier League Leicester if they beat League Two Gillingham in a second round replay.
See below for a full recap on the draw.
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FA Cup third round draw in full
Draw complete
Manchester United vs Everton
Sheffield Wednesday v Newcastle
Dagenham & Redbridge/Gillingham vs Leicester
Liverpool vs Wolves
Oxford United vs Arsenal
Coventry vs Wrexham
Brentford vs West Ham
Thanks for joining us tonight for the FA Cup third round draw!
We'll have plenty of reaction to some of the huge games coming up over the next few days - including tough all-Premier League ties for Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea.
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Here is the full draw:
- Preston North End vs Huddersfield Town
- Middlesbrough vs Brighton & Hove Albion
- Chesterfield vs West Bromwich Albion
- Manchester City vs Chelsea
- Charlton Athletic or Stockport County vs Walsall
- Boreham Wood vs Accrington Stanley
- Tottenham Hotspur vs Portsmouth
- Derby County vs Barnsley
- Cardiff City vs Leeds United
- Brentford vs West Ham United
- Bournemouth vs Burnley
- Coventry City vs Wrexham
- Norwich City vs Blackburn Rovers
- Aston Villa vs Stevenage
- Luton Town vs Wigan Athletic
- Oxford United vs Arsenal
- Fleetwood Town vs Queens Park Rangers
- Liverpool vs Wolverhampton Wanderers
- Grimsby Town vs Burton Albion
- Blackpool vs Nottingham Forest
- Dagenham & Redbridge or Gillingham vs Leicester City
- Forest Green Rovers vs Birmingham City
- Bristol City vs Swansea City
- Hartlepool United vs Stoke City
- Hull City vs Fulham
- Crystal Palace vs Southampton
- Millwall vs Sheffield United
- Shrewsbury Town vs Sunderland
- Sheffield Wednesday vs Newcastle United
- Manchester United vs Everton
- Reading vs Watford
- Ipswich Town vs Rotherham United
Chesterfield star Jeff King is now reacting to his side's clash against West Brom, and says: "At home, in front of our fanbase, the players we've got in our team, I think we've got to give ourselves the best opportunity. We'll be going into the game wanting to win, and hopefully get into the fourth round."
Paul Cook's side reached this stage last season, losing 5-1 to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
It's not been lost that Boreham Wood boss Luke Garrard and Accrington manager John Coleman are in the studio, with the two teams having drawn each other. Plenty of laughs about it, though.
That is that, then, for the 2022/23 FA Cup third round draw. Some mouth-watering ties set to take place on the weekend of Friday, January 6 - Monday, January 9, with Manchester City vs Chelsea the standout.
We'll have reaction shortly.
Ipswich Town vs Rotherham United
Reading vs Watford
Manchester United vs Everton
Much like their city rivals, United have Premier League opposition. Everton make the trip to Old Trafford.
Sheffield Wednesday vs Newcastle United
Third in League One takes on third in the Premier League, as it stands.
Shrewsbury Town vs Sunderland
Millwall vs Sheffield United
Crystal Palace vs Southampton
Another all-Premier League tie.
Hull City vs Fulham
Fulham boss Marco Silva has a trip to his former club.
Hartlepool United vs Stoke City
Bristol City vs Swansea City
Forest Green Rovers vs Birmingham City
Dagenham & Redbridge or Gillingham vs Leicester City
A potential National League vs Premier League matchup.
Blackpool vs Nottingham Forest
Grimsby Town vs Burton Albion
Liverpool vs Wolverhampton Wanderers
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