When is the FA Cup second round draw?
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The FA Cup second round draw will take place on Monday, 3 November before the first round tie between Tamworth and Leyton Orient.
The draw is expected to commence at around 18:45 GMT on TNT Sports.
Forty teams will feature in the second round of the competition, made up of the winners of the first round ties.
No additional sides enter the draw at this stage, with the 44 Premier League and Championship teams joining in January in the third round.
Matches in the second round will take place around the weekend of 6-7 December.
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Crystal Palace are the current FA Cup holders
1. Weston Super Mare
2. Salford City
3. Luton Town
4. Accrington Stanley
5. Milton Keynes Dons
6. Stockport County
7. Wigan Athletic
8. Newport County
9. Cheltenham Town
10. Barnsley
11. Carlisle United
12. Bristol Rovers
13. Peterborough United
14. Oldham Athletic
15. Doncaster Rovers
16. Tamworth or Leyton Orient
17. Chesterfield
18. Boreham Wood
19. Sutton United
20. Bolton Wanderers
21. Chelmsford City
22. Barrow
23. Wycombe Wanderers
24. Exeter City
25. Slough Town
26. Wealdstone
27. Swindon Town
28. Grimsby Town
29. Buxton
30. Burton Albion
31. Brackley Town
32. Blackpool
33. Cambridge United
34. Gateshead
35. Mansfield Town
36. Macclesfield
37. Shrewsbury Town
38. Fleetwood Town
39. Port Vale
40. Walsall
What is the FA Cup prize money?
First round winners - £47,750
First round losers - £15,800
Second round winners - £79,500
Second round losers - £21,200
Third round winners - £121,500
Third round losers - £26,500
Fourth round winners - £127,000
Fifth round winners - £238,500
Quarter-final winners - £477,000
Semi-final winners - £1,060,000
Semi-final losers - £530,000
Final runners-up - £1,060,000
Final winners - £2,120,000
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