FA Cup third round - as it happened

1. Gerrard header and stunning free-kick
2. Akinfenwa levelled from close range
3. FT: Burnley 1-1 Tottenham
4. Chadli opens scoring, Burnley's Vokes levels
5. Cambridge Utd draw Man Utd in 4th round

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Just two more FA Cup third round ties left to play - except those who need to battle it out in a replay of course.

Everton entertain West Ham tomorrow night in an all-Premier League tie, while League One sides Scunthorpe and Chesterfield play each other for a fourth-round place.

You can follow live text of both games on the BBC Sport website as well as commentary on BBC Radio Live from Goodison Park. You can also follow all the reaction to tonight's games, the draw and any transfer news on BBC Sportsday from 08:00 GMT.

For me though, I bid you farewell. It's been a pleasure.

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There was a lot less action at Turf Moor. At half time, neither side had managed a shot on or off target, so at least it got a bit better after the break.

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There was certainly plenty of action at AFC Wimbledon this evening. Liverpool, as expected, had the better chances but the League Two side gave them a scare. A cracking FA Cup third round tie. Bolton at Anfield in the next round.

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A question you expect will be asked by many for the remainder of the season.

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Paul Banbridge on text: To Fran @ 22:00 - suuussshhhh! That's just silly it's not one nor the other! Brendan proved last season he is the manager to take us forward.

Player reaction

AFC Wimbledon striker Adebayo Akinfenwa: "Liverpool kept the ball and kept it well. That is more running than I've done in my career. We can go away with our heads held high.

"I like the hustle and bustle, it is the chasing the midfielders back that I don't like. I'm disappointed with the result as a draw would have been cool and to go back to Anfield. We lost to a piece of magic from Steven Gerrard. But Liverpool know they were in a game today."

Manager reaction

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AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley: "In the first 25 minutes we looked nervous. They took me too literally about our shape but when we grew in the game and in confidence we caused them problems. In the first half, we had all of the best chances but they have some good players on the counter-attack and in the last 20 minutes we run out of legs and they had a lot of chances. I've told the players they have done the club proud but also they should kick themselves because we are in the business of winning and not being good losers."

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James: If Wimbledon won it would've been Heskey vs Akinfenwa in the next round... That would be a real battle!

Hamza_15: Been an AFC Wimbledon supporter my whole life and I've never been this proud of them.

Ciaran: Can't wait to see King Emile Heskey back at Anfield.

Manager reaction

Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "It was a game of very few chances. They made seven changes and had a team only £130m worth. It was a lacklustre game, with little atmosphere. We did everything to try and get a result.

"The massive plus is Sam Vokes getting a goal on his recovery. He is on his way back to full fitness. Our mentality is solid and our physicality is outstanding."

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "The first half was difficult and poor. But the second half was a turnaround. We scored and the game was ours but you never give up and they got back in the game. I am disappointed because we have to play another game. We have a lot of games ahead.

"Amazing support from our fans. Thank you very much."

Scottish football latest

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Celtic are now within a point of Scottish Premiership leaders Aberdeen and have a game in hand following a convincing 2-0 win over Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. Kris Commons was the key player for Celtic, tormenting the home defence and peppering Craig Samson's goal with shots and twice hitting the crossbar. Aberdeen can move further ahead on Saturday if they win away to St Mirren while Celtic opt to take a one-match winter break.

Manager reaction

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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers told BBC Sport: "It was a very tough game, congratulations to AFC Wimbledon - they made it very difficult.

"We started well like we'd want to, controlling the game but then we lost our shape within the game. And we presented them chances by giving the ball away.

"We adapted at half-time but we still had to defend all the way through to the end. The physicality always puts you under pressure - they have good delivery. The ball came into the box consistently and of course that can be a threat. You'll never be overly comfortable in those situations.

"I've got to give a lot of testament to my players - they showed a lot of character. In the second half, we should have had two or three more goals."

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Fran on text: Steven Gerrard is amazing. He should continue to play for Liverpool. What are the management team thinking of....... There is one who needs to depart and his name is Brendan Rodgers.

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So Liverpool will be hosting Championship Bolton in the FA Cup fourth round. Emile Heskey's return to Anfield - he couldn't, could he?

Goals, goals, goals

Don't forget you can watch all of tonight's goals by clicking on the highlights tab at the top of this live text. They are also here. Enjoy.

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Former England international Trevor Sinclair: Congrats and unlucky to Neal Ardley and @AFCWimbledon, fantastic effort to be very proud of

Philip Matejtschuk: huge credit to AFC Wimbledon that only difference between plucky League2 side and "Premiership quality" was Steven Gerrard

Player reaction

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard: "I always enjoy the FA Cup. I've grown up loving the competition. It is going to be my last time so I want to go all the way. This is the beauty of the FA Cup, form goes out of the window. Wimbledon were honest and gave us a real test.

"If I wasn't here playing for this team I would be in the stands watching. I know what it means to the supporters and that is why I try to give it my best. We have to take each game as it comes. Bolton in the next round will be a difficult test. Winning this competition is what dreams are made of and hopefully that will be the case."

Incidentally, Gerrard will be 35 on Cup final day...

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Fair to say Steven Gerrard was all over the place this evening. The Liverpool skipper had 69 touches, most of them in the attacking half as the graphic above shows, and scored both of Liverpool's goals. A decent night's work.

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Simon in Belfast: For those asking how Liverpool will manage without Gerrard, this time last week when he was rested they had their best performance since they beat Spurs in August, demolishing Swansea 4-1.

Match of the Day's Alan Shearer

"It was a great cup tie, it had everything. There were chances at both ends. How many times have we said Steven Gerrard has dragged Liverpool by the scruff of the neck. Without a doubt for me, he was man of the match. He gives Liverpool more the further forward you push him. He knows where to go and what positions to take up."

MAN OF THE MATCH

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No surprises really... two-goal Liverpool hero Steven Gerrard has won the vote to be named man of the match. Where would the Reds have been without him tonight? Gerrard received 65% of the vote, while AFC Wimbledon's Sean Rigg and Adam Barrett polled 23% and 12% respectively.

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Anthony, Bromley: Great effort from Spurs fans. 2500 on a Monday night in Burnley and 1st day back at work for many.

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"If anyone doubts it, this proves there is still magic left in the FA Cup. The excitement, atmosphere and spirit has been absolutely superb."

FULL-TIME

A tremendous effort from League Two AFC Wimbledon but, ultimately, not good enough to beat Liverpool and Steven Gerrard. Where would the Reds be without their skipper? I guess we will find out soon.

Great drama.

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"AFC Wimbledon would have been looking at a replay at least if not for Steven Gerrard but the minutes are ticking away now."

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Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet collects the ball. On the break the Reds almost score again as Steven Gerrard's effort is cleared off the line by Callum Kennedy.

Simon Mignolet scrambles the ball out for a corner with Adebayo Azeez waiting to tap home.

Free-kick to AFC Wimbledon deep inside their own half. Time to punt it long.

Another Liverpool corner as Callum Kennedy stops Mario Balotelli from scoring from close range. Three minutes of injury time signalled.

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Liverpool keeping possession to frustrate the hosts.

Corner to Liverpool but they leave five men back.

Time running out for the underdogs. Will they get another chance? Three minutes left now.

Scottish latest

Celtic are cruising to three Premiership points at Kilmarnock as they try to catch leaders Aberdeen by winning their games in hand. Stefan Scepovic pokes home an Efe Ambrose headed knock-down from a corner kick to double the visitors' lead at Rugby Park and few observers would fancy hesitant Killie to come back to earn a point or more. There are only 10 minutes left.

A defensive move by Liverpool as Kolo Toure replaces Lazar Markovic. Holding on to what they have?

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"I think it's a fair result overall. Spurs started well in the second half but as the game wore on Burnley got more confidence. Vokes got a good goal. Once they took Ings off, though, they did not look a threat. It is probably a replay neither wanted but one they will take nonetheless."

At the other end Lazar Marlovic has a strike saved by the busy James Shea after another four-on-two breaks for the Reds.

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Home substitute Adebayo Azeez has a shot deflected by Martin Skrtel. That was going in.

Seven minutes left at AFC Wimbledon. Can they?

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These two teams will have to play again for the right to entertain Leicester in the fourth round.

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Philippe Coutinho should seal the win for Liverpool after being played in on goal by Steven Gerrard. Coutinho's side footed shot from seven yards is easy for goalkeeper James Shea to divert wide.

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Chris Hokywell in North Wales: You obviously don't watch lfc much, gerrard been average for a year and a half?? We don't play afc Wimbledon every week!!!

David in Warrington: Stick Gerrard in front of the back four and he looks 34. Stick him begin the striker and he looks 24.

Jim on a train: Please, please, please persuade Stevie G to stay.

Into the last few minutes at Turf Moor, where 9,348 supporters - including 2,494 Tottenham fans - are in attendance. They will hope the replay - if there is one - provides better entertainment.

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Mario Balotelli replaces Rickie Lambert for Liverpool. Entering the last 10 minutes.

MAN OF THE MATCH VOTE

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Who has been your man of the match tonight? Do you think Steven Gerrard's two goals win him the award? Or maybe you think AFC Wimbledon's Adam Barrett or Sean Rigg should pick up some champers. Either way, get voting now at the top of this page.

Sam Vokes' equaliser for Burnley was his first goal since March having been out for nine months with a knee injury. A big moment for Burnley's Premier League campaign?

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Martin Skrtel heads clear the delivery and as the ball is sent back into the box, the visitors again deal with it.

Chance for AFC Wimbledon to get the ball into the box as they are awarded a free-kick 40 yards out. The big men are up...

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"Liverpool are fortunate they've got Steven Gerrard as his two bits of quality have been the difference between the sides - not much else. Their passing has been a bit better, you'd expect that, but AFC Wimbledon have had the best clear-cut chances.

"Can they find an extra yard of pace or brilliant pass or wonder goal to get back in this tie?"

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Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher: If Gerrard was one of the new signings at 24 we'd be raving about him, but we judge him at 34 against himself at his peak.

QPR striker Charlie Austin: How can Liverpool let this man go?

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Is there going to be a last push form AFC Wimbledon? Liverpool are coasting at the moment but, with 15 minutes left, plenty of time for things to change.

It looks like Spurs and Burnley could be heading for a replay at Turf Moor. Neither side creating much with less than 10 minutes remaining.

Ambitious from Steven Gerrard. His 35-yard free-kick has goalkeeper James Shea scrambling across goal but it is wide. Twenty minutes for the host to get back in this.

"Too far," says Danny Murphy on BBC Match of the Day.

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Steven Gerrard is causing AFC Wimbledon all sorts of problems. The Liverpool man is picking the ball up in space and driving at a tiring defence. Hat trick anyone?

Great save

AFC Wimbledon goalkeeper James Shea does well to block Rickie Lambert's shot from 10 yards with his feet but the ex-Southampton man should do better. He is put through on goal by a marauding Steven Gerrard. Looks like LA Galaxy have got themselves some player...

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Neil Halliwell: Where on earth would we be without Gerrard?!

Henry Hall: This just shows how badly Liverpool will play without Steven Gerrard. He's their saviour.

Rob Gould: Remind me again why we aren't doing everything possible to keep Stevie Gerrard??

All to play for in both ties. Into the last 15 minutes at Turf Moor and 23 minutes left at AFC Wimbledon.

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BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Turf Moor

"Now we have a real game on. It is such a transformation from the first half. We have seen two really good goals from crosses."

AFC Wimbledon almost level instantly as Dannie Bulman fires over from 20 yards. The hosts are still in this.

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"Steven Gerrard's set plays have been brilliant for a long time. When he stands over one you kind of expect it to hit the back of the net. The wall does jump, it takes a real technician to be able to get it over the wall and in the goal. It's those big moments we're so used to seeing."

GOAL

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Kieran Trippier crosses the ball from the right and substitute Sam Vokes side foots into the net from inside the penalty area for his first goal of the season.

GOAL

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Brilliant from the Liverpool skipper. Steven Gerrard may have announced he is leaving the club in the summer but his importance to the Reds still can't be ignored. Hi curling free-kick ends up in the top corner.

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Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"Barry Fuller has been brilliant tonight. He was a tad late against a very clever Philippe Coutinho turn. He didn't need to dive in."

Free-kick to Liverpool on the edge of the penalty area as Philippe Coutinho is downed by Barry Fuller. Chance...

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Will Margerum: Loving the lower league spirit from the team and fans in Wimbledon. Wish we had something like that here in the US

Tommy: Emre Can cost how much? Don't care if he's not a centre back, he's had a shocker

The German cost a reported £9.75m

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"AFC Wimbledon are playing much higher up the pitch. It's whether they can keep this intensity up. I've been really impressed by the quality of their crosses tonight."

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Liverpool may have had a lot of the ball but Wimbledon are threatening their goal as much as the visitors are threatening theirs. Thirty minutes left.

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at AFC Wimbledon

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"Wimbledon still pressing and Liverpool still looking shaky at the back.

"Like Manchester United at Yeovil yesterday, Liverpool need to find a piece of Premier League class from somewhere that will stop their League Two opponents in their tracks."

Penalty appeal

A penalty appeal for Liverpool as a cross hits Barry Fuller's arm inside the penalty area, with Steven Gerrard waiting. The defender wasn't looking at the ball and it would have been very, very harsh.

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy agrees. "He completely lost his bearings, I don't think that's a penalty. Although some referees would give it."

BBC Radio 5 live's Martin Keown

"Liverpool keep getting forced back. This surface isn't great, it's a bit bobbly. They're reluctant to go to the front man. They're not playing with confidence - they seem wary."

Into the last 30 minutes at Turf Moor and the hosts don't look like getting back in the game. Spurs are well on top.

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A great chance for Philippe Coutinho. The Liverpool man advances down the left, cuts inside, but blasts his shot across goal and wide.

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"Liverpool should be playing some diagonal balls to Rickie Lambert and getting some runners off him.

"Sean Rigg has been the best player on the pitch so far with his running and his quality."

Jordan Henderson has a goal-bound shot blocked by his own man Javi Manquillo in front of goal. But it is the hosts doing most of the pressing.

Ex-Wimbledon player Lawrie Sanchez on BBC Match of the Day: "For all Liverpool's possession the best chances have been to AFC. Once they get the ball in the box, Liverpool struggle. The only thing I would say to manager Neal Ardley is pressurise the Liverpool centre-backs more."

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Steven Gerrard goes down in the box... penalty? No. Just a little tangle and the midfielder gets to his feet without appealing for a spot-kick. At the other end, Sean Rigg drives into the box but his angled shot flies over the bar.

Tottenham are very much in the ascendancy now. Paulinho fires a shot from the edge of the box but it is blocked by the legs of a Burnley defender. Spurs have really upped their game since the break and Burnley are struggling to match them.

So close to AFC Wimbledon taking the lead. A right-wing corner is headed powerfully towards goal by Gillingham loanee Adam Barrett but Steven Gerrard is on hand to head off the line. Liverpool can't cope with the hosts' aerial power.

GOAL

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All too easy for the visitors. Ben Davies advances down the right and his cross is converted from the penalty spot by Nacer Chadli.

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Scottish latest

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Half-time in Scotland - Kilmarnock 0-1 Celtic. Celtic made the breakthrough after 36 minutes at Rugby Park, having previously hit the woodwork twice through Kris Commons. The Honduran full-back Emilio Izaguirre surged in to the Kilmarnock box and got on the end of a pass by Stefan Johansen and lashed past Craig Samson in the home goal. Killie need to be much more ambitious if they are to get anything from this match.

You can follow the action on our Scottish live text.

KICK-OFF

Is this going to be one of the FA Cup shocks? We are about to find out. Game on.

FA Cup draw reaction

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Cambridge United head coach Richard Money, reflecting on his side's FA Cup fourth-round draw against Manchester United: "It's a game to look forward to and reward for everyone's hard work at the club. Everyone's suffered during nine years out of the Football League but a lot of people have worked hard and now we've got a draw like this. We're delighted."

Ex-Wimbledon and AFC striker Marcus Gayle on BBC Match of the Day: "Adebayo Akinfenwa is causing problems. The referee isn't giving him an opportunity to get his game going.

"There is a way of playing against Akinfenwa, the Liverpool players are making a meal every time they're around him putting in the referee's mind that it's a foul when half the time it isn't.

"We've got a great game on our hands at the moment. It shows far the club have come."

Burnley's first shot of the game as Danny Ings sends n effort from 20 yards straight at goalkeeper Michel Vorm.

AFC Wimbledon manager Neil Ardley looks animated in his half-time team talk. He is waving his arms around and looks as though he really fancies an upset. We have an interesting second half ahead. Liverpool fans may want to follow from behind the sofa...

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Not a bad conversion rate from Adebayo Akinfenwa. AFC Wimbledon's striker touched the ball twice inside the penalty area, as shown above, and scored once. Deadly stuff from the big man.

Former Wimbledon keeper Dave Beasant on Match of the Day: "Simon Mignolet knows he's going to come under pressure with bodies. He needs to get a fist on it but he tries to grab it with both hands. He makes no contact with it.

"He's been brought back into the team earlier than they wanted to because of the injury to Brad Jones. His defence aren't giving him a great deal of confidence."

Tottenham start the second half as though they mean business as substitute Harry Kane scuffs a shot wide from 20 yards. More action in the first few minutes of this half than the entire first half.

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A shot at Turf Moor - the first of the game. Roberto Soldado sees his strike from the edge of the penalty area deflected wide and the corner comes to nothing. Federico Fazio then heads at Burnley goalkeeper Tom Heaton.

KICK-OFF - AND KANE'S ON

Game on again at Turf Moor as Tottenham bring on top scorer Harry Kane for Benjamin Stambouli. The striker has scored six goals in the last six games and 16 in all competitions.

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at AFC Wimbledon

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"From being in cruise control, Liverpool ended the first half rattled and under pressure. AFC Wimbledon have had a good look at Liverpool's defence and they like what they see."

Match of the Day's Alan Shearer

"Liverpool controlled the game for the first 20 or 25 minutes. The wing-backs were given the freedom of the pitch.

"Then AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley told his players to press up higher and make Liverpool kick it long. That's when they got their reward. It's been a great fightback. Liverpool can't handle the long ball into the box, they can't defend."

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Michael Louw: Evidence that Spurs need a forward. Kane is immense but Soldado and Adebayor simply don't offer anything. Chequebook time!

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Wimbledon FA Cup winning manager Bobby Gould on Twitter: "That's more like it Dons, Dead ball situations give them problems. Make them face their own goal & turn them round."

HALF-TIME

A snarl from Brendan Rodgers on the touchline with his Liverpool side suddenly left with a lot of work to do. A comfortable opening 30 minutes turned into a difficult last 15. AFC Wimbledon will be buzzing inside the changing rooms.

Jordan Henderson sends a shot out of the ground as the half-time whistle blows.

Liverpool pushing to retake the lead but Rickie Lambert is unable to divert a header towards goal from close range as he is crowded out. One minute of injury time signalled.

BBC Radio 5 live's Martin Keown

"Suddenly that goal energises you. The fans are starting to believe, can there be an upset? You can feel it in the ground."

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James in London: Brilliant from the Beast! Is Roy Hodgson watching?

Mo, Manchester: I seriously think Rodgers draws players out of a hat. More of a field and hope situation. And seriously it's taken 3 years but maybe someone should mention a defensive coach or set piece tactician.

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Andrew Mather: YES! It's him, A-KIN-FEN-WAAAA

Matt Barker: Get in Wimbledon! Come on, go on and win this now!

James: Liverpool really need a new goalie - time to break bank and go for Petr Cech

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at AFC Wimbledon

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"Liverpool's season summed up in a few seconds there - dreadful defending at a set piece and weak goalkeeping from Simon Mignolet - and a goal conceded. Wimbledon have got the taste for this FA Cup third round tie."

So League Two AFC Wimbledon, who were in football's ninth tier in 2002, are drawing with five-time European champions Liverpool and more than holding their own.

When you talk about FA Cup shocks, this could become the one of the greatest. Into the last five minutes of the first half.

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A thriller at Turf Moor....

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"We can't say they haven't deserved it in the last 10 minutes. Again it's from a set play, it's a good ball in but Simon Mignolet struggles and Adebayo Akinfenwa is first to the rebound. It's not good enough from the keeper, he needs to command."

HALF-TIME

Kevin Kilbane

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Turf Moor

"Tottenham probably the more comfortable in possession and Burnley the more direct but no shots on target and no shots off target. Tells you all you need to know."

GOAL

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Incredible scenes. The home crowd are going wild as AFC Wimbledon conclude a promising last five minutes with an equaliser. A corner comes in from the left, bounces off Mamadou Sakho and loops up onto the bar. Adebayo Akinfenwa is on hand to prod the rebound home, beating Simon Mignolet to the ball. Liverpool suddenly look rattled. Cupset anyone?

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Chris Priestley: Burnley vs Spurs, could record this and replay it as a cure for insomnia.

You're not wrong Chris.

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at AFC Wimbledon

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"Sean Rigg is the man posing the problems for Liverpool and AFC Wimbledon will be very aware of just how vulnerable Brendan Rodgers's side have been in defence this season. Liverpool have had long periods of control but the sense remains that the League Two side will trouble Liverpool if they can make their presence felt, especially the burly figure of Adebayo Akinfenwa,"

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"That's poor defending by Liverpool. It's a straight goal-kick. It's a good header by Adebayo Akinfenwa and a brave header by Sean Rigg. Matt Tubbs has a good goal record and you'd fancy him there. He's not quite sure where the goal is and he drags it."

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What a chance for the hosts. A long ball is flicked on by an AFC Wimbledon head and Bournemouth loanee Matt Tubbs hooks the ball wide across goal, with just Simon Mignolet to beat. He should do better, but where are Liverpool's defence?

BBC Radio 5 live's Martin Keown

"AFC Wimbledon are showing character, this is it. The shackles are off. It's been too nice until now."

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That seems to have lifted AFC Wimbledon. Suddenly, they are throwing themselves into tackles and playing with a bit more tempo. No more Mr Nice guys?

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Tom Bonavia: Man U at home!!!!! Aaaarrrghhhh!!!! Excited already!!

Cambridge, the lowest ranked team left in the fourth-round draw, will play Louis van Gaal's side at the Abbey Stadium

Elliott Howells: Dale can definitely beat Stoke, come on boys!

Anthony Russello: As a Millwall supporter, my main concern playing Chelsea away is them scoring in the double-digits!!!!

You will have to get past Bradford first

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"It's only that one bit of quality we've seen so far from Liverpool for that goal. AFC Wimbledon have hope - they're still in the game.

"At set plays, Liverpool are so vulnerable. This one falls to Sean Rigg and it's a brilliant save from Simon Mignolet."

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Mario Balotelli is taking a leisurely stroll up the touchline. I wonder how he will take to these surroundings if he makes an appearance from the substitutes bench?

Better from the hosts though as they enjoy a concerted spell of pressure. George Francomb's low cross is slid out for a corner by Martin Skrtel. Simon Mignolet tips Sean Grigg's shot over the bar from the resulting corner. At last, we could have a game on our hands.

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Entering the last 10 minutes of the first half at Turf Moor and nothing of interest has happened. Leicester at home await the winners in the fourth round.

Scottish latest

One match taking place in Scotland tonight, with Kilmarnock and Celtic currently goalless in their Scottish Premiership match.

You can follow that one on our Scottish live text.

Kevin Kilbane

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Turf Moor

"You have to take a chance. Because Burnley have so many players in and around the box when Tottenham attack, a shot could take a deflection and go in. You just want Spurs to take a chance and it could lead to something."

You can listen to commentary of Burnley v Tottenham on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

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James: no celebration from @Steven_Gerrad08 - interesting - as was reaction of Brendan Rogers

Stacy Phillips: Having 3 people in the box for a cross was not something Liverpool had against Leicester. Promising.

Liverpool probably can't believe how easy this is so far. The lack of big challenges from the League Two side has been notable. The hosts really need to up the tempo to knock a very comfortable Liverpool out of their stride.

Tottenham are having plenty of the ball in and around Burnley's penalty area but they are overplaying as the hosts continue to crowd them out. It has to be said, this is fairly shocking stuff early on. Things can only get better.

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Dale, Derby: Derby v Chesterfield please! Be nice to see them against each other in a proper cup, rather than the pre-season Derbyshire Cup!

Chesterfield must beat Scunthorpe to set up a fourth-round derby with the Rams.

Alec: As a Liverpool fan, if we beat Wimbledon, I will relish the return of Emile Heskey to Anfield. Ready for a wave of nostalgia.

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

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"It was a positive run by Lazar Markovic who I think was trying to cross it. It was good defending by Barry Fuller to distract him. Markovic is making some good runs, using his pace to get in behind."

Kevin Kilbane

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Turf Moor

"It is very flat. You want a bit of spark. Burnley are well organised in the way the back four and midfield four work together. When they are out of possession Ashley Barnes drops in. But at the moment they are not able to get into this game and hurt Tottenham."

The capacity home crowd look a little bit subdued at the moment after a raucous start. They need something to happen from the underdogs to kick them into life again. It only takes a minute.

Although at the moment, Liverpool are well on top. Lazar Markovic goes close for the visitors as he blazes a shot across goal from a tight angle.

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Tom-Henry Jones: This means that if #lcfc win tonight they will play Bolton and the mighty Heskey!!!

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at AFC Wimbledon

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"Plenty of noise and optimism from Wimbledon's fans in the early stages but right on cue - certainly as far as Liverpool are concerned - Steven Gerrard calms the nerves with that header.

"Every goal, every contribution, from Gerrard will now be an illustration of what Liverpool will miss when he leaves Anfield at the end of the season."

BBC Radio 5 live's Martin Keown

"Steven Gerrard is still a wonderful player, there's no doubt about that.

"I don't know whether the MLS move is about a lifestyle change for him. He can't go anywhere without being asked to sign something.

"He plays with a great deal of emotion and heart and he loves Liverpool. I don't think it's in him to play at a high level for anyone else."

Listen to Conor McNamara and Martin Keown's commentary on BBC Radio 5 live on the live coverage tab.

Liverpool have never lost to a fourth-tier Football League club in the FA Cup, winning 10 and drawing two of the 12 matches played. It looks like they on their way to keeping that record going this evening...

That was Steven Gerrard's 181st Liverpool goal in 696 appearances. Remarkable.

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Still a stalemate at Turf Moor. Neither side have had a clear-cut chance as yet.

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"What did we expect? It was like watching a young Steven Gerrard in the pocket playing the ball out wide and then getting in for a brave header. It was a real quality goal. He's done a lot of talking off the pitch this week - but talking on the pitch is what he does best. This will help settle Liverpool's nerves."

GOAL

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That was all very easy. Javi Manquillo's right-wing cross is met by Steven Gerrard inside the penalty area and he heads the ball into the net for the opener.

Are you sure you can do without Stevie G next season Brendan?

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Matthew Marrs: Wimbledon vs Liverpool. Barrett vs Lambert. Former Bristol Rovers teammates, different paths, same destination.

Jake Hardiman: Akinfenwa to head a last minute winner for 2-1 to Wimbledon, you heard it here first!

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Adebayo Akinfenwa shows his strength as he bumps into Liverpool's Lucas. Unsurprisingly, it knocks Lucas over and the referee has a word with the big man.

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"It was a great chance for Sean Rigg. He just went too wide and dragged it. He tries to drill it into the bottom far corner. That will give AFC Wimbledon some confidence. The worry for Liverpool is it was a simple straight ball."

Chance wasted

Another Liverpool attack breaks down as Steven Gerrard fails to get his pass away on the edge of the penalty area. Plenty of possession for the Premier League side in the opening seven minutes but no chances of note - yet.

At the other end Sean Rigg has the best opportunity so far but drags his shot wide of goal after breaking clear on the right channel.

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BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Turf Moor

"You can see how organised the Burnley side are defensively. As soon as Spurs take three or four touches it allows Burnley to get back and make themselves very difficult to play through."

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"This is a good surface. It's harder for lower league sides than it used to be because their advantage physically has gone with rules having been changed over the last 10 to 15 years. That's why you see less shocks."

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Steve in Chingford: Spurs on their way to Wembley possibly in reference to the Capital One Cup?

Ben in Bromley: Not really premature (Spurs on their way to Wembley). We only need to beat Sheffield United over two legs and we're there....

Still a tad premature though surely?

Liverpool start the match on the attack. They are looking to get down the flanks but AFC Wimbledon, playing with two solid banks of four, are looking organised. They could have a lot of defending on their hands this evening.

It is a very low key atmosphere at Turf Moor at the moment. Something needs to happen to spark this into life. Very much a midfield battle early on.

Match of the Day's Danny Murphy

"It's a night for getting stuck in, they have to impose themselves. AFC Wimbledon have done so well to get themselves to this level so quickly."

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Tyrone Marshall: The magic of the FA Cup. Not much of a crowd here. First day back at work for many.

An early sign of things to come maybe as Liverpool's Javi Manquillo takes a clattering from Sean Rigg. Let them know you are there Dons...

Liverpool formation

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AFC Wimbledon formation

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Underway at Wimbledon.

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at AFC Wimbledon

"Plenty of interest in the fourth-round draw here ahead of the tie between AFC Wimbledon and Liverpool. The prize at stake is a home tie with Bolton Wanderers, who are on the up under Neil Lennon.

"The AFC Wimbledon players have just been put through a very energetic warm-up. The pitch has cut up in parts and groundstaff are now out for some final work before kick-off."

The teams are coming out of the tunnel at Kingsmeadow, a very tight tunnel it is too. This is going to be a real test for the Reds.

A bitty start with neither team able to get anything going. Ashley Barnes has already been caught offside a couple of times for the hosts as they look to get in behind Spurs' defence.

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at AFC Wimbledon

"AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley signed for the original Wimbledon as a schoolboy in 1988 - the year of their FA Cup Final win against Liverpool - and he could write his name alongside those Wembley heroes if he can engineer another shock tonight.

"Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has shown his intent with his line-up, with Steven Gerrard leading the side. The FA Cup third round has been short on big shocks - and Rodgers will not want to be the man in the headlines tomorrow."

Tottenham fans have launched into a rendition of 'Spurs are on their way to Wembley'. A tad premature - especially considering their side have scored just two goals in their last six FA Cup matches away from home.

Manager view

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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was brilliant driving in, you can imagine the Wimbledon supporters are excited - as are we. It's going to be a difficult game and we're looking forward to it. We haven't taken anything lightly, we travelled down yesterday and the preparation is the same as it would have been for a Champions League game."

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Game on at Turf Moor with a home tie against Leicester City awaiting the winners in the fourth round.

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The teams are out at Turf Moor, where there look to be a few empty seats...

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That is it for the fourth round draw. We know who will be playing who, with the exception of those few clubs still to complete their thrird round ties.

And that is where our focus lies now. AFC Wimbledon v Liverpool and Bunrley v Tottenham. Send your thoughts of the action to #getcarriedaway,text us on 81111 (UK only) or comment on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

So that's the draw for the FA Cup fourth round done.

Manchester City v Middlesbrough

Doncaster or Bristol City v Everton or West Ham

Sunderland v Fulham or Wolves

Rochdale v Stoke City

Brighton & Hove Albion v Arsenal

Burnley or Tottenham v Leicester City

AFC Wimbledon or Liverpool v Bolton Wanderers

Cardiff City v Reading

Aston Villa v Bournemouth

Birmingham City v West Bromwich Albion

Preston North End v Sheffield United

Derby County v Scunthorpe or Chesterfield

Chelsea v Millwall or Bradford

Blackburn Rovers v Swansea City

Cambridge United v Manchester United

Southampton or Ipswich v Crystal Palace

Local grassroots football coach Stef Loucaides and Wimbledon 1988 FA Cup Lawrie Sanchez - who gets a great reaction as the draw is being done in an AFC Wimbledon lounge - are doing the draw.

We're ready to go.

We are now over to Mark Chapman who is talking us through some selected ball numbers. It's almost time. Nervous?

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"You've got to think what a momentous night this is for the football club. What an opportunity this is for an AFC Wimbledon player to become a hero. And it's not a bad time to be playing Liverpool..."

Gary Lineker is chatting to Wimbledon FA Cup winner Dave Beasant and Alan Shearer in the studio now; remember the AFC Wimbledon v Liverpool game is on BBC One straight after the draw.

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"We're live with AFC Wimbledon v Liverpool and the 4th round draw on BBC One. Should be fun!"

TV coverage of the draw is just starting now - you can watch it at the top of this page.

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BBC Radio 5 live: Tonight you can have 5 live commentary in sync with BBC One pictures by pressing the BBC Red Button.

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Wimbledon heroes Lawrie Sanchez & Dave Beasant talking with Mark Pougatch live on BBC Radio 5 live...

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Tom from Huddersfield on text: Personally from a losing side's point of view I would hate to see Reading draw United or Chelsea away because of the frustration of seeing all that revenue dropped especially when we are near the end of our budget .

Tom in Margate: As a West Ham fan, would love to be drawn with AFC Wimbledon. Would be billed as a Merseyside derby but with a bit of luck could be a fun London derby day out.

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Ball number 30

Manchester United beat Yeovil (not Accrington, sorry Stanley fans) 2-0 yesterday to reach round four.

The 11-time winners (joint with Arsenal) have been involved in the last three FA Cup finals in years ending with a 5...

They are ball number 30.

Ball number 29

Sheffield United are cup legends at the moment. The League One side reached last year's FA Cup semi-final and they have reached the same stage of this year's League Cup.

Nigel Clough's Blades thrashed Premier League QPR 3-0 to reach this year's FA Cup fourth round.

They are ball number 29.

Striker Adebayo Akinfenwa returns to the AFC Wimbledon starting XI after starting on the bench for the 4-1 win over Exeter on 28 December. He comes in for Azeez. The only other change sees Luke Moore replace Harry Pell in midfield.

Steven Gerrard starts and captains Liverpool, three days after announcing he would be leaving the club at the end of the season. The midfielder is one of seven players retaining their place from the 2-2 league draw with Leicester. The players coming in to the side are are defender Martin Skrtel, midfielders Lazar Markovic and Javi Manquillo and striker Rickie Lambert. There is no place in the squad for Raheem Sterling or Adam Lallana, but Mario Balotelli is on the bench.

AFC Wimbledon starting XI: Shea, Fuller, Kennedy, Moore, Barrett, Goodman, Rigg, Bulman, Akinfenwa, Tubbs, Francomb.

Liverpool starting XI: Mignolet, Manquillo, Sakho, Skrtel, Can, Markovic, Lucas, Henderson, Gerrard, Coutinho, Lambert.

Ball number 27

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Chelsea have won the FA Cup in four of the last eight seasons - a run that began under Jose Mourinho in 2007.

Before that though, they had only won the trophy three times previously.

The Blues eased into the fourth round with a 3-0 win at home to Watford.

Chelsea are ball number 27.

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Match summariser Martin Keown on Steven Gerrard's departure: "I'm not sure if Brendan Rogers has a problem dealing with these kind of iconic players. Jamie Carragher was allowed to leave too easily.

"When Steven Gerrard returned from the World Cup, there should have been a contract in the offing then."

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Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy on Steven Gerrard's departure from Anfield at the end of the season: "When I first heard that Liverpool hadn't offered him anything I thought that was not the Liverpool way if they wanted to keep him.

"After that I never thought he would stay. It's a shame in many ways but it's a chance for him to have a change and a change of lifestyle."

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Richard Wyatt: Arsenal at home, please. Or away. Or Man U at home. Or away. Or Chelski. It'll probably be Sheff Utd away, though #BristolCity

Sam Keep: I hope Chelsea gets Tottenham in the FA Cup. I would like one more encounter with Spurs. They beat Chelsea and I believe.

Wes: I am just here waiting for Man Utd to be paired with Arsenal.

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FA Cup success or Premier League survival? Burnley's George Boyd is in no doubt that the latter should be the Clarets' priority.

But the Scotland winger, who reached the final with Hull last season, also believes another good result over Premier League opposition could give them a further boost.

"These were a tough run of fixtures and nobody expected us to get anything probably but we've shown our character again," Boyd said, referring to the recent draws at Newcastle and Manchester City.

"We can go into our next run of games full of confidence now on the back of the last two results. The FA Cup still has that magic and I was lucky enough to get to the final last year with Hull City and that was a great occasion."

FA Cup Google trends

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Vinnie Jones was a part of the Wimbledon team that won the 1988 FA Cup

A cheeky little look at Google trends reveals some interesting searches that have been undertaken over this FA Cup third-round weekend. The usual suspects dominate the most searched-for teams in the shape of Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool the top three but coming in at number four is Dover Athletic, who were beaten 4-0 by Crystal Palace in Alan Pardew's first game as Eagles boss.

Making his presence felt in the top five most searched-for players is a man we'll be seeing plenty of tonight: AFC Wimbledon's Adebayo Akinfenwa at five. Just above him is Wimbledon legend Vinnie Jones, showing that while the 'Crazy Gang' are gone they have certainly not been forgotten. Unless it was just because X-Men: Last Stand was on or something.

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"I think from childhood you always dreamed of playing at Wembley and I'd always seen the winning captains going up for the trophy. Being captain and getting to join that long list was great. It was special as it was Princess Diana as well."

Want to hear what else former Wimbledon goalkeeper Dave Beasant had to say about their 1988 FA Cup final win over Liverpool? Read his Q&A with the BBC on Facebook here.

Ball number 26

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Cambridge United are the lowest ranked team left in this season's FA Cup.

The two-time quarter-finalists (1990 and 1991) are 14th in League Two and beat divisional rivals Luton to reach this stage.

The U's have more recent Wembley pedigree than most of the other teams in the draw, winning twice at the national stadium last season - in the Conference play-off final and FA Trophy.

They are ball number 26.

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FA Cup winner Lawrie Sanchez: "This isn't about 1988. This is about the the future of AFC Wimbledon. This club had had five or six promotions and is back in the Football League.

"Hopefully in a couple of years they will be back in Merton and they can knock on the door of the Premier League again and that will be the second biggest story after what happened last time."

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Alex Pereira: I'd say I would like a "weaker" side but in my heart Id love a Spurs or a Man City we'll have to beat them later anyway. #Arsenal.

Andrew Wild-Woods: Just worried after recent performances that we're only in tonight's draw as we play tomorrow! Hoping for a turn around of form #EFC.

Rob Meech: Any Premier League team for Bournemouth. Good practice for next season......

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Ball number 21

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Championship side Brighton have a bit of history with the FA Cup, having lost the 1983 final after a replay to Manchester United.

The first match ended in a 2-2 draw, a game that was famous for the radio commentary "and Smith must score" talking about a shot by Gordon Smith which was saved by the Manchester United goalkeeper Gary Bailey.

Brighton's new boss Chris Hughton did win the FA Cup twice as a player with Tottenham, in 1981 and 1982.

They are ball number 21.

Ball number 18

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Both teams come into this match in a bit of form.

Spurs have not lost in six games, winning five of them, including a 5-3 victory over Chelsea last week and a 2-1 win at home to Burnley on 20 December.

The Clarets have showed their fighting spirit to come from behind in their last two matches at Manchester City and Newcastle to record draws.

Expect changes from both this evening though.

Burnley and Tottenham are ball number 18 in the fourth round draw.

'Our allegiances are with this club' - Beasant

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Wimbledon 1988 FA Cup winner and penalty hero Dave Beasant tells BBC 5 live: "Our allegiances are with this football club. As close as dammit, we played for this lot."

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We ran the 1988 FA Cup final between Wimbledon and Liverpool in full earlier and we had at least one famous follower.

Lawrie Sanchez, who scored the only goal of the game, tells BBC 5 live: "I watched the whole day on the BBC for the first time today. I just hope this modern group of players and Neil Ardley, who was a young player at Wimbledon, can achieve the same thing for themselves."

Ball number 14

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Swansea City have a rather unwanted FA Cup record.

The Welshmen are the only current Premier League side who have never played in an FA Cup final.

They did reach the semi-finals in 1926 and 1964 but is it time for the Swans to join that elite group of winners?

They are ball number 14.

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Our colleagues at BBC Radio 5 live have designed the above graphic comparing AFC Wimbledon's Adebayo Akinfenwa with Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho. The Reds' man might win in most of the categories but, when it comes to strength, it is no contest. Beast Mode On.

Ball number 11

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Aston Villa have a fine tradition in the FA Cup having won it seven times before.

The younger generation of Villa fans may not feel such an affinity to the cup, having not lifted the trophy since 1957.

If they did manage to end that winless run this season though, let's hope they take better care of the trophy than they did 120 years ago, when it was stolen from a Birmingham shop window following their victory over West Brom.

They are ball number 11.

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Matt: Chelsea away. Only London ground I've not been to. #92 #camutdforthefacup.

Hugh Burton: Looking for a top team at the Abbey Stadium in the fourth round for another bumper crowd!! Liverpool would be perfect please.

Michael Robbins: As a Leicester City fan I'd love for us to get Bolton at home so we can welcome back the one and only Heskey!

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Not the best view for Guardian reporter Daniel Taylor at AFC Wimbledon this evening....

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Mario Balotelli and Fabio Borini were waiting in the very narrow tunnel at the Cherry Red Records Stadium having a chat. Both of them with headphones on and a lot of hand gesturing.

Modern footballers, eh?

On the bench

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Tottenham retain only four players from the side that started the 5-3 win over Chelsea in the Premier League on New Year's Day. Defenders Federico Fazio and Jan Vertonghen, and midfielders Nacer Chadli and Christian Eriksen are that quartet. Among the seven players coming in to the side are Michel Vorm in goal, midfielder Benjamin Stambouli and striker Roberto Soldado. A sign of how far man of the moment Harry Kane has come sees the former 'cup specialist' rested. He is on the bench.

In contrast, there are just two changes for Burnley, with defender Jason Shackell (who went off injured in their previous game at Newcastle) replaced by Daniel Lafferty and Michael Kightly coming in for David Jones in midfield.

Burnley starting XI: Heaton, Trippier, Keane, Mee, Lafferty, Kightly, Marney, Arfield, Boyd, Barnes, Ings.

Tottenham starting XI: Vorm, Chiriches, Fazio, Vertonghen, Davies, Dembele, Stambouli, Chadli, Eriksen, Paulinho, Soldado.

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Steven Gerrard starts for Liverpool at AFC Wimbledon this evening. Full team news to follow.

Ball number eight

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Rochdale caused one of the few shocks of round three so far when they beat Championship side Nottingham Forest.

The Greater Manchester side, who are ninth in League One, have never gone further than round five.

They are ball number eight.

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at AFC Wimbledon

"From a touchline seat at Yeovil Town to the precarious ascent of a long ladder to the temporary press box in the corner of The Cherry Red Records Stadium.

"Great atmosphere already with plenty of memories of the original Wimbledon's FA Cup final win against Liverpool at Wembley in 1988. Victory for Neal Ardley's AFC Wimbledon - 12th in League Two - would constitute an even bigger shock.

"Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard announced last week he would leave the club at the end of the season. The FA Cup final is on his 35th birthday on 30 May. Destiny?"

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Adil Musa: Would love one of the big boys in fourth round for our boys in blue and white Blackburn Rovers.

Tom Skinner: Hoping for a big name in the draw tonight! Chesterfield versus Manchester United has a certain ring to it!

Paul Moore: Being a Man City fan there is only one team I want for us and that is ball 30. Away as well please. Another 6-1 me thinks!

Ball 30 is Manchester United.

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Ball number seven

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Premier League champions Manchester City have won the competition five times previously, the last time being in 2011.

They booked their place in the fourth round after coming from behind to beat Championship Sheffield Wednesday.

James Milner's brace was enough to give them a 2-1 win at Etihad Stadium.

They are ball number seven.

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Tom in Sheffield on text: As a fan of the greatest cupset team, Sheffield United, I don't care who we get, bring it on! Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal? We'll take ya.

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How does the Cup draw work?

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"How does the FA Cup draw work?" we hear you scream. "And what are the chances of a club getting a dream draw?" your forthright initial question seems to add. Well, luckily for you, we've got a handy guide to the process, complete with a load of that maths stuff you used to be taught at school.

So, if you want to wade into the world of the FA Cup draw, head on over to our iWonder guide and get learning (and then come back here to us).

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Jeremy Adams: Can Bournemouth match the great cup run of 1957? - would love to see them go and beat Spurs again.

Michael Blighe: Hope that Sunderland and Boro avoid each other for now. Set up a nice north-east derby in the quarters maybe? Both playing well!

George Jenkins: Hoping for a nice big Premier League side to come visit Cambridge in the draw!

You got Manchester City away in the rehearsal George.

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Ball number six

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Liverpool might have included some of their big players in their team this evening but surely there are none bigger than AFC Wimbledon striker Adebayo Akinfenwa.

At 5ft 11ins, he weighs more than 16 stone and can bench‑press 180kg - close to double his body weight - and is in no doubt as to the importance of the match.

"It's the biggest game, there is no bigger," the 32-year-old cult hero said. "I am a Liverpool supporter so even if I played in the Champions League final, this would be the biggest game.

"I want to play against the best so I want to go toe-to-toe with Martin Skrtel, Mamadou Sakho, Dejan Lovren and Kolo Toure."

AFC Wimbledon and Liverpool are ball number six in the fourth round draw.

Ball number five

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New Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew has FA Cup history with the Eagles.

He scored the semi-final winner in extra-time for Palace as they beat Liverpool 4-3 in the 1990 semi-final.

They went on to lose to Manchester United in a final replay - the only time they have ever reached the final.

His first game as manager after swapping Newcastle for London was their 4-0 win over Dover in round three.

They are ball number five.

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The Daily Telegraph's Henry Winter has tweeted a picture of the match day programme from Kingsmeadow. It may not technically be a repeat of the 1988 FA Cup final but the club obviously think it is close enough.

Ball number three

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Stoke have never won the tournament but reached the 2011 final, where they lost 1-0 to Manchester City. Manager Mark Hughes has experience of lifting the trophy as a player - thrice with Manchester United and once with Chelsea.

They almost didn't make it to today's draw however, needing a late comeback to beat Wrexham 3-1.

The Potters are ball number three.

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Lee, from Rochdale on text: Arsenal or Man United away £££££££ important money in the bank #upthedale.

Richard Atherton on text: As a Man Utd fan scrutinising numbers I'd like an odd numbered team. As long as the odd numbered team isn't in the Premier League. Or Championship. Or Sheffield United.

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Ball number one

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We will talk you through some of the teams in the draw before we start and no better place to start than...

Current holders Arsenal beat Hull 2-0 yesterday in a repeat of the 2014 final. They have won the tournament 11 times, a joint-record with Manchester United.

Forward Theo Walcott made his first Gunners start in exactly a year following a serious knee injury.

Arsene Wenger's side are ball number one.

Cup draw rehearsal

Wimbledon 1988 FA Cup Lawrie Sanchez and local grassroots football coach Stef Loucaides are the two lads doing today's draw and they are currently doing a trial draw.

Manchester City are at home to Cambridge United, the lowest team left in the tournament, in this trial. Both sets of fans would presumably be delighted with that?

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Ell Purds: Hoping Birmingham get a lower league club to keep the dream alive.

Milly McEvoy: (see 18:11) Climbing the stairs on his last ever appearance on his birthday. Now that would be perfect.

Subhashish Das: As Arsenal fans, we never expect a lower league team, a top flight team for sure.

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"Stairway to heaven - or at least to the AFC Wimbledon press box for tonight's FA Cup tie with Liverpool."

FA Cup draw numbers

So what are the ball numbers to look out for in today's draw?

1. Arsenal, 2. Southampton or Ipswich Town, 3. Stoke City, 4. Blackburn Rovers, 5. Crystal Palace, 6. AFC Wimbledon or Liverpool, 7. Manchester City, 8. Rochdale, 9. West Bromwich Albion, 10. Birmingham City, 11. Aston Villa, 12. AFC Bournemouth, 13. Reading, 14. Swansea City, 15. Cardiff City, 16. Bolton Wanderers, 17. Sunderland, 18. Burnley or Tottenham Hotspur, 19. Millwall or Bradford City, 20. Derby County, 21. Brighton & Hove Albion, 22. Fulham or Wolverhampton Wanderers, 23. Leicester City, 24. Scunthorpe United or Chesterfield, 25. Everton or West Ham United, 26. Cambridge United, 27. Chelsea, 28. Middlesbrough, 29. Sheffield United, 30. Manchester United, 31. Preston North End 32. Doncaster Rovers or Bristol City.

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Tom Simpson: Hoping for Villa, Wolves or Blues away or a good away day where we will take loads or a nice easy home game #wba.

Si: Rochdale, Cambridge, Bournemouth or Brighton away or a nice easyish home draw please. #newground #AVFC.

Chris Denton: With all our upcoming games, if Spurs get an away #facupdraw against a top team it may be better not to try too hard tonight.

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Rapid rise

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How about this for a rise then?

AFC Wimbledon were formed in 2002 by Wimbledon supporters as a reaction to the decision allowing their club to relocate to Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire.

They entered the Premier Division of the Combined Counties League, which is the ninth tier in English football and have been promoted five times since - going up from the ninth tier to the fourth (League Two).

They also hold the record of the longest unbeaten run of league matches in English senior football, having played 78 consecutive games without a defeat between February 2003 and December 2004.

Getting to know the Dons

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A few more questions to answer about Wimbledon:

Who is their manager? It seems fitting AFC Wimbledon are managed by a Dons legend, with a full understanding of the club's history. Neil Ardley, who has been their manager since 2012, made 245 appearances for the original Dons between 1991-2002.

Where do they play? They are located at Kingsmeadow in Kingston upon Thames, with a capacity of 4,850.

How have they reached the FA Cup third round? They beat League Two York in a replay in the first round before winning 1-0 at Wycombe, also in their league, in the last round.

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It was inevitable wasn't it? Liverpool v AFC Wimbledon in the FA Cup was always going to equal a lot of hype about that 1988 FA Cup final.

Dave Beasant's penalty save, the Crazy Gang spirit and Lawrie Sanchez's winning header are memorable moments to anyone of a certain age as Wimbledon pulled off what many saw as the impossible to lift the cup.

This may technically be a different Wimbledon - after the original club relocated to Milton Keynes in 2002 - but a win against Liverpool would surely be an even bigger shock.

Three leagues and 72 places between the sides this evening. Can David defeat Goliath?

FA Cup coverage on the BBC

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Staying across tonight's FA Cup football could not be easier. As well as this live text commentary, we'll be bringing you television coverage of the fourth-round draw, followed by AFC Wimbledon v Liverpool from 19:30 GMT on BBC One.

If it's radio coverage you are after then tune in to BBC Radio 5 live from 19:00 GMT, where Mark Pougatch is on hosting duty for the draw and then the game from Kingsmeadow.

If Burnley v Tottenham is your bag, then you can follow that on BBC Radio 5 live extra from 19:30 GMT. We'll also have the goals available online.

FA Cup records

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Spurs are no strangers to lifting the FA Cup. They have won the famous trophy eight times in their history, but haven't lifted it since beating Nottingham Forest in the 1991 final.

Burnley have won the competition once, in 1914, but did lose the 1962 final to Tottenham and were also runners-up in 1947, when they lost to Charlton.

Can either of these clubs add to their trophy haul this season?

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30 May 2015. Picture the scene at Wembley.

Steven Gerrard climbing the famous steps to lift the FA Cup in his last ever appearance for Liverpool. Got a film all over it hasn't it? Whether is becomes a fantasy or based on real life though only time will tell.

The Reds skipper has had plenty of tributes paid to him since announcing he will leave the club in the summer to join LA Galaxy.

He is expected to sit out this evening.

Of course, we also have two games on tonight after the draw...

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On Friday, we published a list of John Motson's 10 greatest FA Cup third-round shocks. Unless AFC Wimbledon beat Liverpool tonight, I don't think we'll need to make any changes if we want to run it again next year.

It was a weekend of nearly-shocks. Blyth led 2-0 against Birmingham, almost went into half-time 3-0 up, but then ended up losing 3-2.

Conference club Wrexham were 10 minutes from an all-time shock before blowing a lead to lose 3-1 to Stoke.

And Southport, another Conference side, conceded a last-minute goal to lose 1-0 at Derby County.

You can watch every single goal of the third round so far on our video wall.

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If the FA Cup third round is like Christmas to football fans, then we have reached Christmas night.

All the main presents are opened. Some were made of real quality (Chelsea 3-0 Watford). Some initially looked promising but then fell apart (Blyth 2-3 Birmingham). With some, you suspected not much effort was put into it (QPR 0-3 Sheffield United). And some you didn't even pretend to look happy with (sorry Saido).

Christmas dinner is eaten and your drunk uncle who wasn't even invited has already made a fool of himself (Accrington).

All there is now to look forward to now is an evening of Pringles (other snacks in a tube are available) - aka the FA Cup fourth-round draw and a glass or two of Baileys (other alcoholic Irish cream drinks are available) aka Burnley v Tottenham and AFC Wimbledon v Liverpool.

Oh there's two games tomorrow, he remembers as his already shaky analogy falls apart. They can be Boxing Day.