Tom Garry
BBC Sport

Yeovil waited 120 years for their first home game against Manchester United - now two have come along within just three seasons.

2015's FA Cup third-round loss to the Premier League giants was a huge day for the club.

But 2018's meeting - coming in the fourth round and surely set to be televised - will be even bigger.

It will be a hugely beneficial match for the relatively cash-strapped club off the field, as well as an unforgettable day for the supporters at Huish Park.

And Glovers fans may just believe; if Bristol City can beat Jose Mourinho's United, why can't they?

...have been drawn against MANCHESTER UNITED in the fourth round.

What a night that will be at Huish Park.

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Yeovil Town, 21st in League Two, are the lowest-ranked side left in the competition and the chairman will surely be hoping for a trip to Old Trafford for the money.

Fourth round ties will take place across the weekend of 26-29 January, with winning clubs receiving £90,000 from the Emirates FA Cup prize fund.

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The fourth-round draw for the FA Cup takes place tonight and you can watch it live from 7pm on BBC Two.

Yeovil Town are the lowest-ranked team in the hat, with division rivals Newport County and Coventry City joining them after their respective shock victories.

Tap here to read more ahead of the draw.

Nailsea and Backwell station was closed and a man arrested after the woman was fatally injured.

Eyewitnesses described seeing the aircraft in a tree after the crash in Worcestershire.

A search is under way for a falcon which has gone missing from an animal park in Somerset.

The bird of prey - called Walter - became confused in high winds during a display at Puxton Park on Friday and flew off.

Handler Damien Roudley said the six-month-old saker falcon - which is smaller than a buzzard - has no experience of catching prey but should be able to survive in the wild.

He said: "He [Walter] will just find someone and scream at them and then I'll get a phone call."

Anyone who spots the bird is asked to contact the park.

The fire on Saturday saw students evacuated from revision sessions in the nearby library.

Allen Cook
BBC News

Two people have died after a light aircraft , externalcrashed in a field in Worcestershire this afternoon.

The single-engine plane came down at about 12:45 near Overbury, the ambulance service said.

Paramedics said they couldn't do anything to save either occupant - both male - and they were pronounced dead at the scene.

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A fire which broke out in the roof of a Bristol University building on Saturday started accidentally, investigators have found.

About 50 firefighters tackled the blaze in the Fry building, which is currently undergoing a £33m refurbishment.

Group Manager Steve Quinton from Avon Fire & Rescue Service said: “We know that refurbishment works were being carried out in the roof on Saturday afternoon which we believe has led to the accidental fire starting.

“The extent of the damage means we will never be able to identify exactly where the fire started but we are satisfied it started accidentally as a result of the works taking place that day.

“Although the damage was extensive I’d like to recognise our Fire Control staff and firefighters whose actions certainly prevented more damage."

Avon and Somerset Police have been briefing the media about the details of a murder inquiry launched this morning.

A 27-year-old woman was found fatally injured at a house in Nailsea.

A light aircraft has crashed in a field in Overbury, Worcestershire.

Air Traffic Control at Gloucestershire Airport says it lost contact with a light aircraft travelling inbound at about 12:40.

"Alerting action was taken with the appropriate agencies and emergency services attending the scene of the crash, at Overbury, near Tewkesbury," it said.

A woman who was walking on Bredon Hill in Worcestershire when a light aircraft crashed nearby said visibility was poor at the time.

Lizzie Ransted said she heard "a loud engine, sort of cutting out" before a loud "bang".

She said: "You couldn't see anything because the visibility's so bad.

"And then as we came back down we could see ambulances and fire engines.

"You could sort of make out it was an aircraft of some sort."

West Midlands Ambulance Service said the single-engine plane came down in a field at about 12:45. Six fire crews attended the scene.