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Dover v West Ham? That's the dream of Whites boss and PE teacher Chris Kinnear after his Conference team's 1-0 win over League Two Cheltenham.

"I teach PE in the east end of London so West Ham would be perfect for me as my kids would fill the ground up," says 60-year-old Kinnear.

"When I left school I was an apprentice at West Ham when Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst were there so I'd love to get them."

Dover are ball 61.

We asked who you want in the FA Cup third round draw and why? Here are some of your answers.

Owen Broadhurst: I'm a Scunthorpe United fan and provided we win our replay v Worcester then West Ham away as they are the only side of the current 92 clubs we have never played.

Matthew Vincent: Liverpool fan and would love Southport.

Mark Jacko Jackson: Newcastle away - somewhere like Dover.

Tweet us, using #mydreamdraw, leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page, external or text us (UK only) on 81111.

Derby are one point clear at the top of the Championship table. Would Rams boss Steve McClaren sacrifice an FA Cup run for promotion?

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Newcastle United congratulated north-east neighbours Gateshead on their progression to the FA Cup third round. Will that friendly rivalry change if ball numbers 28 and 55 are paired together later?

The draw for the third round of the FA Cup starts at about 19:12 GMT. Here are some of those teams you want to be facing.

Kevin Logan:, external I want Liverpool to draw a non-league team away just so that team can earn themselves a huge pay day.

Salford Owl:, external Really hoping that a Steel City derby comes out of the hat in the FA Cup third round.

Daniel Kelly:, external Would like to see Tranmere beat Oxford in the replay and get Chelsea, Arsenal or United. Would love Tranmere to cause an upset.

Gateshead chairman Graham Wood was an 11-year-old schoolboy when he last saw his beloved hometown team in the FA Cup third round 60 long years ago against Tottenham.

Back then, Gateshead were a Football League club, a status they held for 30 years, before being booted out in 1960. Now Wood wants the Conference club to land a money-spinning draw to help aid their push to win promotion back to the Football League.

"As a young lad I watched the Tottenham cup-tie from the dog track that surrounded the pitch at Redheugh Park, as the crowd was 19,000 strong," recalls Wood., external "It was a great occasion and I never thought that it would be 60 years before we reached the third round again."

Gateshead are ball 55.

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Conference side Southport are in the third round for the first time since 1999. Then, they missed out on a jackpot draw as they were paired with Leyton Orient. Now, Sandgrounders boss and ex-Hull City midfielder Gary Brabin is hoping for something a little more glamorous., external

"I've made no secret of the fact that I'm an Evertonian and I'd love to play Everton at Goodison Park," says the Liverpool-born ex-Luton Town boss.

Southport are ball number 54.

Five non-league sides are guaranteed a chance of facing opposition from the Premier League in January - Blyth Spartans, Dover, Gateshead, Southport and Wrexham.

In addition, a further three teams face second-round replays - Aldershot Town, Chester and Worcester City.

A record eight non-league sides reached the third round in 2009 - Barrow, Blyth Spartans, Eastwood Town, Forest Green Rovers, Histon, Kettering Town, Kidderminster Harriers and Torquay United. Kettering and Torquay progressed to the next round.

The draw is still 45 minutes or so away, but Blyth Spartans boss Tom Wade has already started planning for a home tie against Chelsea. Wade claims a psychic supporter has predicted all their results, external so far... and that the seventh-tier Northern Premier League Premier Division side will get Jose Mourinho's side in the third round.

"An old woman came up to me in the car park, and she told us the results would be 2-1, 4-3, 4-1, 2-1 and Chelsea," adds Wade, whose part-timers are the lowest ranked side left in the competition after seeing off Hartlepool in the second round.

"She's been right on four results before the games have even been played. She said 'you'll get Chelsea in the next round'. I wish she had given me six numbers between 1 and 49 as well!"

Blyth are number 52.

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The FA Cup has travelled far and wide. Wigan chairman Dave Whelan took it to Barbados, where he has a home, to show it off to schoolchildren after his club won it in 2013. But the South Pole? As part of a Football Association initiative which calls on fans to celebrate the competition's excitement and drama, old Big Ears has been to the southernmost point on the surface of the earth. And it sparked curiosity among some of the locals.

Former Liverpool and England striker Michael Owen:, external Great result for my local team Chester earning an FA Cup replay against Barnsley. Even more exciting to see who the potential opponents could be in the third round!

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Most managers celebrate a good result by taking their wife out for a meal or a quiet drink with friends. Not Steve Burr. The Chester manager jumped in his car and headed to Birmingham to watch The Who in concert, external after watching his side earn a second round replay against League One Barnsley.

"The Who are my favourite group," said Burr. "I got tickets for Sunday night, so when the draw was made and the BBC moved it to Sunday, I was a bit worried. I got a bit of earache from the wife over that."

Conference club Chester are ball number 58. Will Burr and his players be rocking up at Old Trafford or Stamford Bridge next month?

Chelsea at home, Manchester United away, Blyth Spartans at home?

Who do you want your side to be paired with in the FA Cup third round draw. And why?

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In addition to the FA Cup third round draw, we bring you top notch Premier League action as Southampton and Manchester United do battle for third spot. What. A. Monday. Night. You're very welcome...

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The Premier League sharks are circling but will they bite off more than they can chew if they hook a minnow? Tonight's draw is coming from The Deep aquarium, home to lots of sharks, in Hull, the city where last season's runners-up are from.

Former England striker Alan Shearer, who was a losing FA Cup finalist with Newcastle in 1998 and 1999, will help conduct the draw. It all starts at 19:12 GMT and it's live on BBC Two and Radio 5 live - both via this page.

One Northern Premier League club. One from the Conference North. Six Conference clubs. Eight from League Two. Eleven League One clubs. Twenty four clubs from the Championship and a further 20 from the Premier League.

A total of 71 clubs are involved in the FA Cup third round draw, with the majority dreaming of landing one of the big four.

Will it be Blyth Spartans v Liverpool? Who fancies Manchester United v Dover? Worcester City or Scunthorpe United v Arsenal?

It began back on 16 August when 368 teams entered at the extra preliminary round stage. Since then heroes have been born.

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Football League clubs have been embarrassed and at least one manager has paid the ultimate price.

The FA Cup has reached the magical third round draw stage, when non-league players dare to dream about sharing the same pitch as multi-million pound global superstars.

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Can the players of Blyth Spartans, Dover, Gateshead, Southport and Wrexham start planning for a date with Diego Costa, Robin van Persie or Steven Gerrard?

The draw is coming up right here...

1. AFC Bournemouth

2. Arsenal

3. Aston Villa

4. Birmingham City

5. Blackburn Rovers

6. Blackpool

7. Bolton Wanderers

8. Brentford

9. Brighton & Hove Albion

10. Burnley

11. Cardiff City

12. Charlton Athletic

13. Chelsea

14. Crystal Palace

15. Derby County

16. Everton

17. Fulham

18. Huddersfield Town

19. Hull City

20. Ipswich Town

21. Leeds United

22. Leicester City

23. Liverpool

24. Manchester City

25. Manchester United

26. Middlesbrough

27. Millwall

28. Newcastle United

29. Norwich City

30. Nottingham Forest

31. Queens Park Rangers

32. Reading

33. Rotherham United

34. Sheffield Wednesday

35. Southampton

36. Stoke City

37. Sunderland

38. Swansea City

39. Tottenham Hotspur

40. Watford

41. West Bromwich Albion

42. West Ham United

43. Wigan Athletic

44. Wolverhampton Wanderers

45. Oxford United or Tranmere Rovers

46. Bury or Luton Town

47. Wrexham

48. Scunthorpe United or Worcester City

49. Colchester United or Peterborough United

50. AFC Wimbledon

51. Accrington Stanley or Yeovil Town

52. Blyth Spartans

53. Chesterfield

54. Southport

55. Gateshead

56. Doncaster Rovers

57. Preston North End

58. Barnsley or Chester

59. Bradford City

60. Sheffield United

61. Dover Athletic

62. Cambridge United or Mansfield Town

63. Bristol City

64. Aldershot Town or Rochdale