Gerrard header and stunning free-kick
Akinfenwa levelled from close range
FT: Burnley 1-1 Tottenham
Chadli opens scoring, Burnley's Vokes levels
Cambridge Utd draw Man Utd in 4th round
Image source, PASwansea 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.
Image source, BBC Radio 5 liveOur 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.
Image source, Getty ImagesAston 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.
Matt:, external Chelsea away. Only London ground I've not been to. #92 #camutdforthefacup.
Hugh Burton:, external Looking for a top team at the Abbey Stadium in the fourth round for another bumper crowd!! Liverpool would be perfect please.
Michael Robbins:, external 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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Image source, Daniel TaylorNot the best view for Guardian reporter Daniel Taylor, external at AFC Wimbledon this evening....
Image source, Getty ImagesMario 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?
Image source, Getty ImagesTottenham 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.
Steven Gerrard starts for Liverpool at AFC Wimbledon this evening. Full team news to follow.
Image source, PARochdale 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?"
Adil Musa:, external Would love one of the big boys in fourth round for our boys in blue and white Blackburn Rovers.
Tom Skinner:, external Hoping for a big name in the draw tonight! Chesterfield versus Manchester United has a certain ring to it!
Paul Moore:, external 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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Image source, APPremier 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.
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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Image source, Scott Heavey - The FA"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).
Jeremy Adams:, external Can Bournemouth match the great cup run of 1957? - would love to see them go and beat Spurs again.
Michael Blighe:, external 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:, external 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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Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool 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.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew 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.
Image source, Henry WinterThe Daily Telegraph's Henry Winter has tweeted, external 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.