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So that caps a fairly feverish hour or two of Fifa Ballon d'Or action and FA Cup ball drawing.

If you missed it, Lionel Messi is the world's best player again. No chance of him signing for Eastleigh but they could have a few more quid in the bank after being drawn to face Leeds IF the non-league side beat Bolton.

The full FA Cup draw can be seen by clicking here.

I hope you got who you wanted and your dreams aren't heading for the bin. For now though, it's goodnight.

Need more football fix? You can tune in to BBC Radio 5 live now where Andy Townsend and John Motson are guests on the Monday Night Club by clicking here.

The glut of action that passes our eyes on FA Cup third round weekend means that by the laws of probability, there will be funny moments.

Here we have clipped up the best for you. Just click play and enjoy.

"This can be a spring board for our season." 

Anyone heard that FA Cup cliche before? Yes, me too.

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But for some managers, this competition has provided salvation. It turned the sack into trophies and a glorious future.

Think Howard Kendall, think Sir Alex. Any more? Click here to read about the third-round ties which changed football history.

Matt Hayward: Easy home draw. Derby vs Snory Snory Man United.

Tony Sheehan: West Ham's fourth round curse again. Always away at Man Utd or Liverpool.

Would you kiss the FA Cup?

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Pepe Reina, Didier Drogba, Bobby Moore and Eric Cantona all have.

Are you a kisser? Or are you the type of character who goes for the no-nonsense lift of a trophy?

How would you celebrate? Let us know on #bbcfacup. Have your hopes of seeing your captain kiss it this year gone up in smoke with that draw?

Don't worry if your team has already gone out or has been handed a tough draw. You can be your own cup hero in the FA People's Cup., external

Anyone can sign up, it's FREE to enter, you'll be getting fit in the process and, to cap it all, each of the 10 category winners will get tickets to the FA Cup final on Saturday, 21 May. 

Here's what it meant to 2015 People's Cup walking football winners Codnor FC.

There's just under a week left to register - either individually or as a team - as entries close at midnight on Friday, 15 January. 

You can find all the details here.

Joey Barton wanted a home tie. His Burnley side got an away trip to the Premier League leaders and FA Cup holders - Arsenal.

Not quite to plan then.

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Match of the Day commentator on BBC Radio 5 live

"Derby v Manchester United is probably the tie of the round."

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Former Aston Villa midfielder Andy Townsend: I have a friend at Eastleigh and I hope they can get through to play Leeds, which will be fantastic."

The only definite all-Premier League tie sees Crystal Palace host Stoke City.

There could be more, Liverpool will face West Ham if they beat Exeter in a replay.

Luke Swain: Can't take Burnley lightly, but should be alright!! Come on Arsenal!!

Cal: Oxford v Newport or Blackburn, safe to say round 5 here we come!

Happy with your draw? Tweet us on #bbcfacup.

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Oxford United manager Michael Appleton on BBC Radio 5 live: "There will be a bit of interest with Blackburn being one of my previous clubs."

The Us will host either Blackburn Rovers or Newport County after the two sides play their third-round tie which was postponed over the weekend.

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And that's that. Did you get the draw you wanted?

All 43 teams are safely out of the hat. An away tie for Chelsea the last to be drawn out.

Northampton Town or MK Dons v Chelsea

Bury/Bradford v Hull City

Colchester United v Tottenham or Leicester

Ipswich/ Portsmouth v AFC Bournemouth

Oxford United v Newport County or Blackburn

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Crystal Palace v Stoke City

Carlisle or Yeovil v Everton