This is the spirit. The magic of the cup in full effect.

I mean, if there is a better programme cover in the FA Cup this weekend I'd like to see it.

For those of you who love nothing better than a dollop of statistics on a Saturday morning, here are a few on Brentford's tie with Eastleigh: 

• 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.
• Brentford have won their last two FA Cup games against non-league opposition (2-0 v Boreham Wood in 2012 and 5-0 v Staines in 2013).
• The Spitfires have scored in all 11 of their FA Cup games beyond the qualifying stage.

And to National League Eastleigh, who are looking to reach the fourth round for the first time in their history.  

The Spitfires are making their second appearance in the third round, having been knocked out by Bolton following a replay at this stage last season.  

Should Brentford be worried? Well, they 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.

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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.

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Are you up for the challenge of the 2017 FA People's Cup? 

Join up with your team and you could win your way onto the hallowed Wembley Stadium turf at half-time during the FA Cup final. 

Entries are now open and you can find out all the details here.

Anyway, back to all things Sutton United and Wimbledon. 

League One side Wimbledon have never reached the fourth round in their 15-year history, having lost to Liverpool in their sole previous appearance at this stage in 2014-15.  

Those of you who know your history will know that Wimbledon will be re-visiting the ground where they played their first game as a club, losing 4-0 to Sutton United on 10 July 2002.

And here's a stat for you: The Dons are the top-scoring team in the FA Cup so far this season, netting 11 goals in three games.

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Football Focus

Don't miss out - here is Dan Walker taking us behind the scenes at today's Football Focus, which comes from Barrow ahead of their FA Cup tie against Rochdale.

The show starts at 12:00 GMT. In the meantime feast on this Facebook Live....

Thee are five non-league teams remaining in the competition, one of them being Sutton United.

National League side Sutton are looking to reach the FA Cup fourth round for the third time in their history.

When did they last achieved that feat? I can tell you, in 1988-89 when they famously beat Coventry City, then in the top flight, 2-1 in the third round.

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How do Stourbridge feel about taking centre stage? They have not lost a game in all competitions since October and their 54-year-old boss is optimistic that is not a run about to end.

“We are very respectful of Wycombe, they are on a great run themselves and they have flown up League Two, and they are certainly going to be a tough nut to crack," says Gary Hackett.

“But hopefully, it will be another case of the magic of The FA Cup. We are the underdogs and we just have to try and create that major upset that makes the competition so special.

“Our recent form has been good, we’re unbeaten in 13 and we’ve managed to sustain some healthy league form in light of playing some massive FA Cup games."  

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Stourbridge, known as The Glassboys, are the lowest-ranked team left in the FA Cup this season, playing in level 7 in English league pyramid. 

The team they will try to conquer are Wycombe, who notched their joint-largest margin of victory in the FA Cup in the previous round, beating Chesterfield 5-0 to set up this tie.

But there is hope for the underdog as Wycombe are looking to progress past the third round for the first time since a run in 2001 which saw them reach the FA Cup semi-finals for the only time in their history.

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The FA Cup third round is when the spotlight shines on clubs who are usually in the shadows, on teams who go again and again without making the headlines. 

Cue Stourbridge, a team in the seventh tier of Northern Premier League Premier Division.

This is Stourbridge's first appearance in the third round of the FA Cup, knocking out third-tier Northampton to get here.

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Today Danny Baker wants to know about strange cup competitions you've taken part in, winnings goals you've scored and weird prizes on offer.  

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Football Focus

Football Focus today comes from Barrow, who host Rochdale later today.

Focus starts at 12:00 GMT - Dan Walker will be joined by Mark Lawrenson and Kevin Kilbane for a programme that will have a strong FA Cup feel.

They’ll be speaking to the Barrow chairman and manager, among others.

There will be a focus on Eastleighboss Martin Allen, who visits old club Brentford. 

And Trevor Sinclair has been to Lincoln, who have trained at an army camp this week and whose boss is a former PE teacher, ahead of their trip to Ipswich. 

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Is it too early for a quiz? Has the Weetabix (other cereals are available) had enough time to work their magic? Probably not, but you might as well test your knowledge on all things FA Cup third round. Click here to play.

Not wanting to go on about it, but Manchester City were dreamily good at the London Stadium on Friday night. Warning: West Ham fans turn away now. 

This was a hammering - no pun intended - for the London club.

City fans, on the other hand, can enjoy this goal-fest.

Read the full report here

The Daily Star

And to the Daily Star. "Now, at least, Slaven Bilic and his men can concentrate on Premier League survival - not quite what they thought their ambitions would be this January when they moved into the London Stadium," says the paper. 

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Today Danny Baker wants to know about strange cup competitions you've taken part in, winnings goals you've scored and weird prizes on offer.

Not remembering the winning goal is definitely a start.....  

The Daily Telegraph

"Pep Guardiola’s side were superb in their control of the game but what a woeful showing from the home team," writes Sam Wallace, the Daily Telegraph's chief football writer. 

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