That's what Mauricio Pochettino told BT Sport when asked if Tottenham don't win tonight...

Newport estimate their run in the FA Cup - their best since 1979 - has already earned them around £700,000.

Nearly 8,000 fans will have made today's trip to Wembley according to the chairman - for what will be their third appearance at English football's national stadium.

"The cup run allows us to plan for the future and take the pressure off where we are going to find next month's money from," County manager Michael Flynn said.

What are your away day FA Cup memories?

Colin Armstrong: My best FA Cup away day 1973 Maine Road. Then onto Sheffield and finally Wembley!! Ian Porterfield RIP!!!

Paul Ryan Lowe: Liverpool 1-2 Barnsley - Barnsley 1-0 Chelsea 2008 COYR.

Lee Jamieson: As a QPR fan and always getting knocked out in the third round don't have one.

A place in the fifth round is up for grabs and there's already a number of tasty ties.

Check out the full draw here.

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Tottenham are unbeaten in their last 11 home games at Wembley (W9 D2), scoring 30 goals and conceding just six...

Ouch.

What are your favourite away day FA Cup memories?

Harry Kane doesn't start for Spurs tonight but if they need him, he's available to come on as a substitute.

Newport will be hoping he doesn't as he has scored seven goals in his past five FA Cup games.

He dealt that late blow in the last game against Newport too so just what can they do to stop him?

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Newport County's Padraig Amond was glowing after he scored the opening goal against Tottenham in the first match.

He described it as a dream but he insists Newport are going to Wembley to try and "prove people wrong."

"It's the most amazing feeling in the world [scoring], if you could bottle it and sell it you'd be a millionaire. You come into the game dreaming of doing something like that.

"It's going to be a fantastic occasion, great for all the fans to go to Wembley.

"We could have won [in the first game] so why not? No one gave us a chance and we believed inside we could win the game or get something from the game.

"We'll give it our best shot - it's a free shot again - no one expects us to do anything so let's prove them wrong."

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What are your favourite away day FA Cup memories?

Ty: Frank Lampard smashing the ball with his left foot just after slipping against Everton in the FA Cup final.

John McCarthy: Steven Gerrard's goal vs West Ham.

Dan Hawcutt: Keith Houchen, Dave Bennett, and Lloyd McGrath onto Gary Mabbutt's left knee...

Ex-Newport County (yes he was, google it) and Wales striker Nathan Blake is here tonight as a radio pundit and believes the sheer size of Wembley is likely to play into Tottenham's hands.

"Spurs used to struggle with the wide open space at Wembley Stadium, because White Hart Lane is so compact," he told BBC Sport Wales.

"But now they are used to it and you see that in some of their away performances, like at Anfield. They are more expansive.

"So that makes life even harder for Newport and Spurs will be so confident at home.

"They have a chance, but it's 1%"

Tottenham needed a 97th-minute winner from Son Heung-min against Wycombe to progress to the fifth round last season.

Imagine if that were to happen again? That would be some moment...

Son starts for Tottenham tonight.

Michael Flynn will stay as Newport County manager until June 2020 after signing a contract extension on enhanced wages.

He said: "I'm delighted that the board have agreed to improve my current deal.

"I've always said I want to build a club and not a team and the increase in my tenure helps achieve that goal."

Read more on his new deal here.

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Newport County manager Michael Flynn, speaking on BBC Radio 5 live: "The players have been normal, just bouncing around, maybe a few more pictures, but the laughter was great and they just want to enjoy it.

"I have just spoken to them and physically it will be tiring but also mentally and I need more of them to handle it than not, and if they do raise their game to the occasion you are going to get an extra 10-15%."

Everybody loves a screamer and we've had plenty in the fourth round of the FA Cup. Last night served up a few too.

Check them all out below.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker on 5 Live

If you do not start properly and are well organised and set up in the right manner it could be embarrassing tonight. I am hoping not, but Spurs are a good side. Newport will take confidence from the first leg, but that was their chance.

What are your favourite away day FA Cup memories?

Newport County manager Michael Flynn: "With the way that modern football is and the amount of money the big boys can spend on players and their squad depth, this would be the biggest result in the club's history.

"It means everything for the club.

"We need to worry about ourselves. If we worry about what Spurs can do we will be overawed and lose concentration on the task ahead."

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Our very own Michael Pearlman was late to Newport manager Mike Flynn's press conference and was given quite the welcome...

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "Of course we need to rotate, we need to use players that don't play too much.

"When you have a squad like we have, it will be very good for some players to show their quality, and it is a great opportunity for them to show that they can fight for a place in the Premier League starting XI.

"For me, it is the same whether it is Newport or another Premier League team. We take the competition very seriously. I think it is a game that we must win."

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