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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.

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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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.

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?

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

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

Subhashish Das:, external 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."

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.

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

Chris Denton:, external 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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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.

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?

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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.

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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...

Who do you want your team to get in today's FA Cup draw?

Lower-league fans, do you want a trip to Old Trafford or would you prefer a more winnable draw in the hope of 'doing a Sheffield United'?

Premier League fans, would you like an FA Cup run or does it not matter compared to the league?

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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.