Fourth Round Draw The FA Cup

Shoots, he scores. Scores! What seems here. They have done it again.

What a goal. Rooney! Equals the all-time goal-scoring record of Sir

Bobby Charlton. He scores against Cardiff City again.

Giroud has broken the hearts of Preston North End. Portsmouth have

held the mighty Liverpool at Anfield. Hello and welcome to Sutton

United, home of the lowest ranked side still left in the FA Cup. 31 of

the 32 ties have been played. We have Cambridge United against Leeds

to come this evening. Tonight we have players and staff from Sutton

United and representatives from AFC Wimbledon, who were their opponents

on Saturday. And also from Plymouth Argyle who had the draw at Liverpool

on Sunday afternoon. Let's not forget non-league Lincoln, they will

be in the hat for the fourth round after their thrilling 2-2 draw at

Ipswich. Lincoln arrived. This is the noise that they take to the FA

Cup stage. Robinson has made it 2-1 to Lincoln

City. Scored! The referee blasts on his whistle. That was magnificent

from Lincoln City. Two famous giant killers, horrible weather and the

controversial pitch. Lovely cup tie. Should have been in. Can this be

their moments, Sutton United. Why it goes! Good save, best of the game.

It goes to a replay. Goalless here. We have for Sutton United players.

Johns, Craig Nicky Bailey. When these five gentlemen arrived,

because comedian Tim Vine is here, he got the biggest cheer rather than

the players. They have seen me play football. You have your one and only

night of panto to come here? That's right. Oh yes I have! Oh no you

haven't. Supposed to be a night. Without rehearsal as well. Shall I

move on? This is the way I would like to spend the day off, come here

to Sutton United, be surrounded by these people. Oh no you wouldn't.

Let's talk to Lewis and Craig first of all. It was a special atmosphere

here on Saturday? Yes, the atmosphere was unbelievable. It was

the most fans I have seen since I have been here. It was noise the

whole game. It was a big moment for the club. It was tight all game? It

was very tight. We wanted to win, we had a few chances. But are we go

into the next game and we will have to finish our chances. You will feel

you have a chance in the next game because of the ones you created

here? We always create chances, we just have to take them next time.

Eric Samuelson, chief executive of AFC Wimbledon. It was a special day.

Given AFC Wimbledon's first ever game was here against Sutton in a

friendly? It was, 14 and a half years ago. They are good friends, it

is a good team and we have a terrific relationship. They gave us

a really hard game on Saturday and we were pleased to get through it at

the end. It was tough? , they had built a team used to playing on the

pitch and I would not knock artificial services. They are very

good, but we struggled on it a bit. We were grateful to get them back

onto our pitch and hopefully we can get through next time. The fourth

round draw is on shortly. First, let's take a look at some of the EFL

clubs who have pushed Premier League clubs all the way. Here comes the

delivery. Plays in Morrison. Onside. Low cross coming in. 2-0. David

Worrall plays it forward. Into the box. Shoots, he scores.

Shooting chance! What a great strike by Philips. Goes for and equalises.

Left footed and it is in. Derby are 2-1 up. It is officially the

youngest ever line-up in the club's history. Wood burnt. Daniel

Sturridge. Just beyond the post. Daniel Sturridge with the ball in.

Delivery comes towards Daniel Sturridge. It was almost an own

goal. It is an incredible result in Cup history. We can talk to the

Plymouth Argyle chief executive, who joins us now. Thanks for being here.

You have put in the miles over the last 24 hours? Yes, back and forth

to Liverpool them back here. We are used to it in Plymouth, we are

always travelling. Worth it? It was a fantastic atmosphere at Anfield

yesterday, 8500 took over the end at Anfield Road and they made a huge

amount of noise and encourage the players all the way. One of the

special things about the cup, the away fans get a bigger allocation so

it allows you to get a proper atmosphere? Definitely, Liverpool

were very good, they gave us a few hundred more than the 15% they were

obliged to do. Our fans made a real weekend of it. It was fantastic to

be there. Now you get the added bonus of bringing them back to

yours. You get the money spinning away tie and you get the chance to

knock them out at home? It is a little bit of a hurdle Axel but we

are confident. I did predict a goalless draw at Anfield, but I

think we have every chance. Derek Adams set out the team very well at

Anfield. The players executed the game plan perfectly and made it

difficult for what it was, very good Liverpool side even though they were

understrength. One of the most impressive things he has done the

this season is make sure heads didn't go down after the failure to

get up from League 2 through the play-offs last season? Yes, everyone

knows about the depression that can set in after a play-off final

defeat. Eric Samuelson is here, and I hope I don't get them in the next

round if we both get through. But we have bought a few players and Derek

and his coaching staff are very positive people and that has helped

tremendously. The atmosphere implement this morning? Very quiet,

a lot of them were getting over the celebrations, to be honest with you.

I don't blame them. Martin, thank you. You will find out who you get

in the draw. Here it is, from the BT Tower.

Wembley is where the FA Cup journey ends. From the 736 teams who entered

the competition in August, dreaming of that, just 42 remain and are in

the draw at the Emirates FA Cup fourth round including two

non-league sides. Very good luck to the players of Lincoln and Sutton, I

am sure you are watching with interest. 627 feet above the capital

at the top of another national landmark, the iconic BT Tower, where

we will discover who plays who from Chelsea to Sutton United, 105 places

between them. Thanks for joining us. Where ever you are in the world

watching this, best of luck with the draw this evening. It is always a

special evening. You cannot do this sort of thing on your own, so I have

brought some friends. Good evening everyone. Good evening. You could be

playing each other in the next round. They have already had a row.

The spirit of the FA Cup is alive and well. I have a couple of men who

know what it is like to do well in this competition. Michael Allen and

Martin Keown. We have all scored the winning goal of an FA Cup final in

our back garden, but you have done it, Michael? If I could do it again,

this would be it. It was an amazing day to come back from the dead and

score a couple of goals, it is the stuff of dreams. Your mum is here as

well and she said it was her greatest day as well. Where was the

defending, Martin? I had gone up for a corner. Tony Adams, Lee Dixon,

ageing defenders, he was unstoppable on the day. Nice to see blaming your

team-mates. Not all been bad for you, that was heartbreaking, but you

have won it three times. It is the FA Cup that inspired you to get into

football? No doubt, in 1924I dream about playing in the FA Cup final. I

was lucky enough to do it. Great days, great memories and the FA Cup,

I was very lucky to have won it three times. Great to see both here.

We were covering Liverpool against Plymouth yesterday and Juergen Klopp

said he will play the kids again the replay. Plymouth will not make it

easy! They didn't make it easy at Anfield, I still fancy Liverpool,

but it is a great result for Plymouth and this is what the FA Cup

is all about. Smaller clubs playing against the big boys and taking so

many fans away and getting their just rewards. Arsenal through

against Preston, but it wasn't easy. What is wrong with Arsenal at the

moment? Premier League away record is what it should be. But you cannot

dispute something's record in this competition. They could be strong

favourites. No pressure, make sure you give a decent draw to the two

non-league sides left in the competition. All eyes are new two

and all eyes are on these numbers. Let's you a key number. Number one

is non-league Lincoln or Ipswich Town. Manchester United are numbered

three. Eyes will be on number 17 and number 23. AFC Wimbledon or Sutton.

Here we go, time for the draw of the fourth round of the FA Cup. Make

sure every single ball goes out of the bag and into that part. I will

try. -- Potter. Michael, home teams to you, away teams for Martin. Let's

begin the draw. Number 26. Tottenham Hotspur, who

haven't reached the final since they won it since 1991. They play Wycombe

Wanderers, number 18. Decent draw. Big Day out for the Wycombe

Wanderers fans. Number 15. Derby County, lost just one of their last

12 matches in all competitions against... Number 16. Leicester

City, the Premier League champions, short hop across to Derby. Number

32. Oxford United have reached the fourth round for consecutive seasons

and they are at home to... Number 12. Newcastle United or Birmingham.

Number 30. Number 30. AFC Wimbledon or Sutton United, who

will go to a replay. Sutton, the lowest division side will play...

Cambridge united or Leeds United. In play this evening.

Number 17, Plymouth or Liverpool will get a home draw against number

22. Wolverhampton Wanderers, who progressed past the first round for

the first time since 2011. Number 29. That's Southampton or

Norwich City, who went to a replay. Number 20. And they play Arsenal,

who have not lost in the fourth round since 2010. Arsenal, away from

home, on the coast or out east at Norwich. Number one. Lincoln or

Ipswich, after that thrilling draw. Who do they get? Number nine.

Brighton and Hove Albion will be the reward after their replay.

Number 13. Number 13 is Chelsea, who have

reached the fourth round for 19 consecutive seasons. Number 27. 27,

Brentford, who have reached the fourth round for the second time and

that is a tough draw. A London Derby there. Number three.

Manchester United at home again in the fourth round of the cup. Number

11. They play Wigan athletic, who won at

home for the first time since September at the weekend.

Number seven. Is Millwall. Great result for them at the

weekend. They reach the semifinal. They are at home to... Number 19.

Watford, who reached the semifinal last season. Millwall up against

Watford. Number two.

Rochdale. Number 25. And their reward is 25 - Huddersfield Town,

unbeat no-one the last eight matches in all competitions.

Number five. Burnley or Sunderland. They are on the replay against...

Number 24. Another replay - Fleetwood Town or Bristol City.

Number six. Blackburn Rovers. You have come out. Here we go. Who have

you got in the next round? Number Ten.

Blackburn play, Barnsley or black poosmt he's nodding his head. He's

happy with that. Our Blackburn fan is happy with that.

Number 21. Fulham and victory against Cardiff.

Number four. Fulham will play Hull, who won against Swansea and needed

that win at the weekend. Manchester City, of course, still remain, they

are dwrot be drawn. Number 14 -- are dwrot be drawn. Number 14. Middles

burger. They are at home to... Number 31. Accrington Stanley.

Manchester City, home or away, let's find out. 28.

Crystal Palace or Bolton, who draw against... Number eight. Which is

Manchester City. So there you go. Pep's team are the last to be drawn.

Gentlemen, thank you very much. Think are you are happy with that.

They are nodding their heads. Thank you very much. Thank you for your

hard work. It can either all go wrong, but it went perfectly well

this evening. The weekend of the 27th to 30th January. There you go,

the draw for the round done and dusted. Whoever you draw, enjoy the

match and thank you very much. Liverpool or Plymouth will host

Wolves. Arsenal to Norwich or Southampton. Southampton knocked

them out of the Cup. There's a local game between Chelsea

and Brentford. Wigan will go to Manchester United.

He was the reserve team manager, and Millwall, after knocking out

Bournemouth, get another Premier League side in Watford.

Rochdale, host championship side Huddersfield.

Let's talk Plymouth first, with Martin. So it will be Wolves at

home. When we have beaten Liverpool, you mean? Yeah. I think that is a

task we've got on our hands. Anything can happen in the FA Cup,

as you have seen. We are happy to have a home draw. Wolves are bound

to bring a big following. Hopefully we'll get that far. It will be a

great occasion again. I will get the Sutton view in just a moment, but

from an AFC Wimbledon point of view, Cambridge or leads coming to you? We

need to beat Sutton first. That is far from a given. Any home draw is

great. We prefer Leeds. OK. Cambridge and Leeds is the final

game tonight. There is a round of the goal competition on the BBC

Sport website. Here are the contenders so far. There could be

more going in tonight. Then you can vote from tomorrow.

A long-range effort and into the far corner of the net and Accrington

take the lead, with one minute gone. ... To the corner of the box. Sees

Costa free on the right. Floats the ball over to him. Costa looking for

a delivery. Shoots and scores. Costa. 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers,

just inside the half an hour. Brentford get it away on the break

away. Can they make it three? The

unselfish thing and it is curled in. And Brentford make it 3-0.

Oh, it is the perfect start for Arsenal with Ramsey. What a

fantastic strike from Aaron Ramsey. Through the middle Sinclair. He

makes it two. Terrific run and finish from Jerome

Sinclair, who surely sends Watford into round four.

Lovely ball by Billing. Released Payne. Payne shoots. Drilled in from

the far post. And 2-0! Wolves could be going to a

fourth round. A wonderful free kick.

Plays it back. That is the pick of the bunch.

Brentford have scored again. It looks like it might be Leadbitter

to take it. It is. He finds the far corner.

Finds Beck, 25 yards. Goes for goal. Equalisers. Darren Bent from range,

in front of those 5,350 Derby fans. Sends them into applause.

Let's get reaction to the Sutton draw, take on Cambridge or leads at

home. The assistant manager is here along side me. Happy? A lot of

football to be played before that one. Very entertaining tie between

ourselves and Wimbledon. I think the manager will be sitting at home,

unwell as he is, thinking, at the end of it is a home tie, so we will

take that. You would take that, wouldn't you? If you get the same

atmosphere as on Saturday, if you get through. Not going to lie. It is

not the draw we probably were looking for. But if we get through

Wimbledon, then we'll fancy beating anyone down here. All your fellow

Sutton fans were chanting easy, easy, easy. Sorry to betray

confidence... And Bruce may pick me up. In 1970 Billy Bremner's leads

beat us. We came here for revenge. It is time!

Do you know what annoys me about that, they told me that in my ear. I

could sound smart and you ruined it. I am even more annoyed because I was

going to tell you that as well. I am rather like Eric. We have a tough

game in the replay, but I am with him. For nostalgia reasons, if

anything else, obviously that would be wonderful. If we can get past AFC

Wimbledon and we are an excellent team on grass, so there's hopefully

Leeds at the end of it and that would be a real rematch. The cliche

is you cannot think about that until the replay is played. Of course you

can't think about the game until obviously we play AFC Wimbledon. I

feel we will go to their ground and the players what we got, we have a

good chance of winning. We had quite a few chances of winning here. We

didn't convert them. Hopefully we will go there and convert our

chances. Saturday was everything you wanted of it? Saturday is one of

those days that I am sure everybody here will remember forever. One of

those where you will look back and say, well I was there. I witnessed

it. I wasn't there, Bruce! No! That is one of the reasons why

it was Sutton. That is one of the reasons why it

was such a good day because Tim wasn't here. Yes, it was a fabulous

day. I think it all went well. The arrangements went well. Other than

perhaps taking one of our chances, that would have made it the perfect

day. But it was a fabulous day. Bruce, thank you for your

hospitality, as always. Let me take you through the football coming your

way across the BBC. From here, in Sutton, thank you very

much to everybody who has been here. The fourth round tie, last weekend

in January. Good night.