Nottingham Forest v Watford

Shrewsbury Town v Sheffield Wednesday

Wycombe/ Aston Villa v Manchester City

Exeter City or Liverpool v West Ham

Huddersfield/ Reading v Walsall

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  Derby County v Manchester United  

Arsenal v Burnley

Eastleigh or Bolton v Leeds United

West Brom/ Bristol City v Peterborough United

We are about to see the balls put into the bucket. It's draw time. Ian Wright and Matt Baker from The One Show are going to pick the balls.

Here we go...

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Oxford manager Michael Appleton: "I am very excited. We are just hoping for a reward."

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John Motson on BBC Radio 5 live: "Eastleigh rang the bell for me. Well done Oxford, well done Wycombe. I like the fact that Eastleigh and Wycombe would have taken the draw and it ensures money that will keep them alive."

Bournemouth will have a new face available for their FA Cup Fourth Round tie.

BBC Sport understands Grabban - who played for the Cherries from 2012 to 2014 - has joined for around £7m from Norwich. 

The striker, 27, had scored one goal in eight outings for the Canaries this season.

If you are just joining us, the FA Cup fourth-round draw will be under way in the next 20 minutes.

You can watch it or listen to it by clicking 'live coverage' at the top of this page.

Ian Wright has just joined Mark Chapman on the sofa on the One Show - which is broadcasting the draw.

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Everton edged past Dagenham 2-0 on Saturday and will be ball number 20 in the draw.

It is now 21 years since the Toffees won a trophy - courtesy of Paul Rideout's winner.

But, with a lead in the League Cup semi-final and a fourth-round spot, could this be the year they win silverware?

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There's something about a cup draw. That moment of suspense which plays out with each passing ball drawn.

"We want a home draw" is a cliche older than time. 

Then of course there's that plea to the heavens when one of the big boys gets drawn out in a home tie... "don't be us, don't be us," you cry as their opponents are picked out.

In this image, David Wiseman and R H Brough have just drawn Tottenham v Millwall in 1967.

No repeat this year, the Lions were booted out by Wycombe in round two.

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In the event is has escaped your attention, Lionel Messi has just won the Ballon d'Or - the award given to the world's finest footballer of the year.

It's the fifth time Messi has scooped it. For more on the story, click here.

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We're asking you if you could score any FA Cup goal, which one would it be?

Odhran McKinney: Ben Watson in the Cup final for Wigan vs Man City because it meant so much to the club!

LKP: Any FA Cup goal? Eeeeeasy! @trevor8sinclair, external vs Barnsley. It's the greatest goal of all time!