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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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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.

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.

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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."

Richard Wyatt:, external 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:, external I hope Chelsea gets Tottenham in the FA Cup. I would like one more encounter with Spurs. They beat Chelsea and I believe.

Wes:, external 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."

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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.

"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."

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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."

Alex Pereira:, external 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:, external 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:, external Any Premier League team for Bournemouth. Good practice for next season......

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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.

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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.

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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."