Matty Goldsmith: My predictions for tonight...

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Ball number one - Crystal Palace.

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Palace were 3-2 winners at Southampton at the weekend and have been drawn at home in the FA Cup just once in eight draws since 2010.

We're asking for your close shaves with glory:

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Bradford's joint chairman Mark Lawn has revealed three good reasons why he hopes his club gets paired against Manchester United in tonight's FA Cup draw - should Louis van Gaal's side beat Cambridge in the replay.

The League One club pulled off one of the biggest upsets of all time when coming back from two goals down against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday to book their place in the fifth round with a remarkable 4-2 win.

Lawn, whose wife Yvonne has been winning her own battle against bowel cancer, said: "I want Man United for my wife, she's a big Man United fan, co-chairman Julian Rhodes wants them for the money and Phil Parkinson wants them just from the playing point of view.

"This year we gave Phil a million pounds more than we could afford (on playing budget), but he's repaid it.

"Julian and I aren't stupid, we know we haven't got that kind of money to put in.

"We were hoping Man United would sell Tom Cleverley and that the sell-on clause would help wipe out our deficit, but that's not happened yet.

"But this current FA Cup run is worth £700,000 to us already."

Bradford are number four in the draw, Manchester United or Cambridge are ball two.

Richard Atherton: After Man Utd continuously getting drawn against Premier League teams before this season, watch them get drawn against the lowest ranked team left!

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Ball number five - Derby County.

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A tricky trip for anyone to take on, Steve McClaren's side are fifth in the Championship and have had seven straight home draws in the FA Cup. The Rams won the Cup in 1946.

Derby are on a run of seven straight home draws in the FA Cup, but between 1949 and 1953 Luton Town were drawn at home 11 times in a row. What is the probability of that?

Very, very slim.

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BBC Sport's Gary Rose at Spotland: "Rochdale versus Stoke. League One versus the Premier League. The club that claims to have the smallest budget in the Football League versus the club who last week broke into the world's top 30 rich list.

"To highlight the financial gap between these two sides you need look no further than how they prepared for this tie.

"While Mark Hughes and his Stoke players were training in the sun in Dubai, Rochdale staff were frantically shovelling snow from around Spotland as Chris Beech - the club's assistant boss - was ringing around the local leisure centres to try to book a training pitch.

"We train in public places but it has been difficult to find a venue because they are all busy at the weekend," Beech told me last week.

"Then you read that Stoke are warm-weather training in Dubai and that shows the massive difference between the two clubs."

How the other half lives...

The One Show is now on BBC One and at the top of this page. The FA Cup draw will be happening at circa 19:20 GMT.

Ball number 11 - Leicester City.

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Leicester were surprise winners at Spurs last weekend to book their passage through to round five. Their last crack at a final came in 1969. Man had not yet walked on the moon.

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Ball number 12 - Arsenal.

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The Gunners are holders and have won the Cup 11 times. Arsene Wenger has won it five times, he needs one more to equal George Ramsey's record with Aston Villa.

Ball number four - Bradford City.

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The world and his wife have run out of superlatives for Bradford's achievement in beating Chelsea at the weekend. The Bantams went all the way to Wembley in the League Cup final in 2013, and won the FA Cup in 1911.

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The guys who write the programmes rejoice at that Vicci...

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Manager Keith Hill is the main injury concern for Rochdale ahead of the League One club's FA Cup fourth-round tie against Stoke.

The boss is suffering from a virus and has been unable to work with his players all week.

How much of an impact will that have? Let's hope Keith is feeling better.

Heading into round five, our remaining sides are two games away from Wembley (unless they need a replay.)

But what's the nearest you've been to greatness? How close have you come to achieving something special - either sporting or otherwise - only to see it all go up in smoke?

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After the FA Cup draw, we have the final match in round four to negotiate.

League One side Rochdale are in fine form and fancy their chances of yet another upset at home to Premier League side Stoke.

Bojan at Spotland? Incredible scenes.

BBC Sport presenter Mark Chapman:

"Bradford v Leicester, Arsenal v West Ham and Middlesboro v Cambridge or Man Utd in FA Cup draw rehearsal. Gary Lineker also dropped one of the balls."