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On Sunday 30 January 2011, Cesc Fabregas came off the bench to fire 10-man Arsenal into the FA Cup fifth round as the Gunners narrowly saw off League One Huddersfield.

Norwich give keeper Michael McGovern his first start since November.

Southampton's in-demand defender Virgil van Dijk goes straight back into the side after serving a suspension. But want-away defender Jose Fonte is left out.

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• AFC Wimbledon will be re-visiting the ground where they played their first ever game as a club, losing 4-0 to Sutton United on 10 July 2002.
• These sides have never faced each other in the English football league pyramid with Sutton suffering relegation in 2008 to the Conference South, whilst the Dons won promotion from the Ryman Premier in the same season.
• Sutton United have reached the third round for the first time since 1994 but it is the first time they are hosting a third-round game at Gander Green Lane since their 2-1 victory against top-flight side Coventry City in 1989.

The FA Cup third round will always be special for new Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ndidi. 

The new £15m signing starts as he makes his Foxes debut just days after arriving from Belgian side Genk. No Jamie Vardy for the visitors either.

Everton forward Enner Valencia is rewarded for scoring his first Toffees goal on Monday with a start alongside Romelu Lukaku.

BBC Radio 5 live

As the headline suggests, this is a huge day for Radio 5 live, who have two commentaries across the day, with Mark Chapman presenting the programme from non-league Sutton.

Ian Dennis and David Pleat will bring us commentary from Sutton, where they host AFC Wimbledon, that game kicks off at 15:00 GMT. Millwall v Bournemouth, another 15:00 GMT kick-off, is on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

Then we head to Deepdale for the match between Preston and Arsenal at 17:30 GMT, Alan Green and Kevin Kilbane bring us that one.

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Norwich to beat Southampton?

Burton to draw at Watford?

Preston to hold Arsenal?

Mark Lawrenson is feeling the magic of the FA Cup with this week's predictions.

Find them here.

David Pleat
Former Tottenham boss at Gander Green Lane for 5 live Sport

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This is a 3G pitch. In the old days, 20 years ago, I sat on a committee that actually banned artificial pitches. But now they aren't plastic, and the roll of the ball is similar to what you get with grass. 

I'm actually surprised that there aren't more non-league clubs with artificial pitches. For the community many people are able to make use of it, and of course that's revenue for the football club.

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• Brentford have been knocked out of the FA Cup at the third-round stage in both of the last two seasons, despite being drawn at home.
• Eastleigh have made the third round for the second successive season - they held Bolton to a draw at home last season before losing the replay.
• The Bees have failed to score in their last two FA Cup matches - they haven't failed to score in three in a row since November 1969.

Shrewsbury beating Everton, Sutton beating Coventry, Wrexham beating Arsenal, Bournemouth beating Manchester United, and of course Hereford beating Newcastle.

Ronnie Radford and all that.

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The third round has kicked up plenty of shocks down the years and while on paper this year's draw is not quite so exciting, we could still see five non-league teams into round four. 

• Ipswich are looking for their first FA Cup win since beating Blackpool in 2009-10 (D3 L7 since).
• Lincoln last advanced from the third round of the FA Cup in 1975-76, failing on each of their last four attempts since then.
• The Tractor Boys have not advanced from the third round of this competition on any of their previous six attempts; the most recent of which coming against fourth-tier Portsmouth last season.

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So it's FA Cup third-round weekend - when Premier League giants face the threat of falling victim to a giant-killing.

Has your team overcome adversity to make it through to the next round? Or won in the dying seconds? Send us your favourite tales and pictures that tell the story of the FA Cup - from the extra preliminary round to the final - from a fans' perspective and we'll publish the best.

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• Barrow and Rochdale will be meeting in an FA Cup tie for the third time. Barrow have won both of the previous two ties between the clubs; round one in 1948-49 and 1966-67.
• This is Barrow's first appearance in the FA Cup third round since 2009-10, when they lost 3-0 to Premier League side Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.
• Barrow have been eliminated from the FA Cup in each of their previous 11 appearances in round three; they have never reached round four.

Here's the five non-league sides hoping for glory today:

Barrow v Rochdale (15:00 GMT)

Brentford v Eastleigh (15:00 GMT)

Ipswich v Lincoln (15:00 GMT)

Sutton v AFC Wimbledon (15:00 GMT)

Wycombe v Stourbridge (15:00 GMT) 

Final Score

Check out Jason Mohammad on Facebook Live right now to discover what is happening in this afternoon's Final Score.

The programme starts at 14:30 GMT on the website the Red Button - and Jason will be joined by Dion Dublin and Matthew Upson to take you through this afternoon's third-round action.

A bobbler off his knee. They all count. 

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We're looking for people who are passionate about the game to send us something that tells the story of the FA Cup from the fans' perspective.

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