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For Premier League clubs, the FA Cup third round signals the start of their bid for cup glory. 

In the past, though, it has been known to mean so much more than that. 

It has been a round that has witnessed the turning point for at least two legendary managers, as well as the decline of a once great club and the resurgence of another. 

Here, BBC Sport looks at some third round ties that arguably had a greater influence on a club's fortunes than simply progressing to the next stage.

Another reason to read this: it mentions flamethrowers!

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As teams in the third round of the FA Cup this weekend continue (or start) their bid to reach Wembley, you could be there too - via the FA People's Cup., external

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

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.

Update from Eastleigh. Get those pitchforks working lads!

That's a nice touch from Wycombe. Not sure the home fans will be quite so welcoming come 3pm, though. They'll be hoping their side channels the memories of Roy Essandoh.

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Premier League stragglers Aston Villa look almost resigned to playing Championship football next season - and things could get worse yet.

League Two Wycombe have only beaten a higher-ranked side in the third round of the FA Cup once, defeating Grimsby in a replay in 2001. That was the season of course they made the semi-final, defeating Leicester City along the way.

Could this be their time? They may never have a better chance.

Players, staff and fans of both sides are arriving at Adams Park as we speak...

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Another one for the shock radar today is the game at Goodison Park, where Everton host Dagenham and Redbridge.

The Toffees have progressed from six of their last seven FA Cup third round games, but were eliminated on penalties against West Ham last season.

This is League Two Dagenham's first appearance in round 3 since 2012, where they held Millwall to a 0-0 draw at home before losing the replay 5-0.

Everton have progressed from each of their last seven ties against sides from a lower division than them in the FA Cup, winning the last two 4-0.

This is FA Cup third-round Saturday, though. Don't come round here, dragging us down with any cold, hard rationality. Get out. Go on, do one!

Exeter fans enjoyed their FA Cup outing last night, but will you?

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As if life for cash-strapped Championship strugglers Bolton wasn't bad enough - they now face a National League side very much on the up.

Eastleigh were still playing in the Wessex League in 2003 but, four promotions later, sit fourth in the fifth tier of English football.

They have plenty of experience as well - as shown by the stats for striker James Constable above.

Bolton beware.

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Eastleigh, now fourth in the National League, are into the third round of the FA Cup for the first time in their 70-year history.  

They are the only non league side left in the competition and they host Bolton today. I imagine it is probably the last place struggling Wanderers wanted to go today. Yep, even more then the dentist.

Read about their history here.

BBC Radio 5 Live

There is plenty of live action for you to get across on BBC Radio 5 live today.

First up is commentary of League Two Wycombe against Premier League Aston Villa at 12:45 GMT, before Manchester United v Sheffield United at 17:30 GMT.

You will also be updated of all the action as it happens for the 15:00 GMT kick offs, as well as Doncaster v Stoke being live on BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra.

If you weren't watching the FA Cup today, what else would you rather be doing? How about ice fishing on a river in Hwacheon, 120 kilometers northeast of Seoul?

Whatever you do, don't bring a portable heater.

Bet you can't top these with your own FA Cup themed photos!

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"Is Gascoigne going to have a crack? He is, you know... Ooohhhhhhh I say! Brilliant!"

If you love free-kicks and you love the FA Cup, you will want to watch this video of the five best FA Cup set pieces.

Exeter fans enjoyed their FA Cup outing last night, but will you?

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Right then folks. How are you feeling about this third-round Saturday? More pumped than Rocky ahead of taking on Drago? Are you lifting rocks in a cabin on a mountain? No pain, no pain!

OK, maybe it's more like a bacon butty in your Bury pyjamas.

Well, no matter what you're up to today, no matter where you are, we want your FA Cup-themed photos. Maybe you trekking across the country in the rain in a packed car? Perhaps you're bobble-hatted up, rattle in one hand and a tin-foil home-made Cup in the other? Regardless, we want to see it.

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Belonabelladona: Riverside, as a Burnley fan. never win there and play Boro today.

Chris Parker‏: Portman Road, the policing there is shocking

The football-themed topic for today on The Danny Baker Show is 'Unlucky Grounds For You (For Something Other Than The Result)'. 

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Speaking of the rain, there is also good news from Northampton. Game off? That's cobblers! 

Sorry.

Football Focus

That Eastleigh tweet will go down very well in the Football Focus office. Dan Walker and the team will be presenting live from Ten Acres around lunchtime. 

Joining Dan in Hampshire are Graeme Le Saux, Dion Dublin and Michael Appleton. I imagine they'll all still need a couple of golf umbrellas.

One of the most eagerly-anticipated of today's games (and a possible source for shock of the day) is that between National League side Eastleigh and Championship Bolton. It is just the kind of tie that makes FA Cup third-round weekend so special. 

The sheer abundance of rain that has fallen on Ten Acres (as well as the rest of the country - it is wetter than the Titanic's tea towels in Salford) means the game had been in doubt. 

However, good news...