Premier League champions Manchester City will host Chelsea in the standout tie of the FA Cup third round.
Pep Guardiola’s side have already faced the Blues — who beat them in the 2021 UEFA Champions League final — in Carabao Cup action this season, with Riyad Mahrez and Julian Alvarez on target to secure a 2-0 City victory at the Etihad Stadium.
The teams will now reconvene a matter of days after Mahrez again scored at Stamford Bridge in a 1-0 Premier League win on January 5.
Holders Liverpool also have a Premier League counterpart at home, with new Wolves boss Julen Lopetegui handed a daunting Anfield assignment.
Premier League leaders Arsenal, who were knocked out in round three by Nottingham Forest last season, face a trip to League One Oxford United.
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When is the FA Cup third round?
Third-round ties are being played from Friday, January 6 through Monday, January 9. The round kicked off with Manchester United’s 3-1 home victory over Everton.
The majority of the fixtures will be played on Saturday, January 7 at either 12.30 p.m. GMT (07.30 a.m. ET) or 3 p.m GMT (10 a.m. ET).
The third round is the first phase of the competition where Premier League and Championship teams take part.
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FA Cup third-round fixtures in full
Premier League teams in bold
Date | Match | Time (GMT/ET) | Result |
Jan. 6 | Man United vs Everton | 20:00/15:00 | Man United 3-1 Everton |
Jan. 7 | Preston vs Huddersfield | 12:30/07:30 | — |
Jan. 7 | Reading vs Watford | 12:30/07:30 | — |
Jan. 7 | Tottenham vs Portsmouth | 12:30/07:30 | — |
Jan. 7 | Gillingham vs Leicester | 12:30/07:30 | — |
Jan. 7 | Forest Green vs Birmingham | 12:30/07:30 | — |
Jan. 7 | Crystal Palace vs Southampton | 12:30/07:30 | — |
Jan. 7 | Hull City vs Fulham | 15:00/10:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Middlesbrough vs Brighton | 15:00/10:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Fleetwood vs QPR | 15:00/10:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Ipswich vs Rotherham | 15:00/10:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Bournemouth vs Burnley | 15:00/10:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Blackpool vs Nottingham Forest | 15:00/10:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Chesterfield vs West Brom | 15:00/10:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Millwall vs Sheffield United | 15:00/10:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Boreham Wood vs Acc. Stanley | 15:00/10:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Shrewsbury vs Sunderland | 15:00/10:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Brentford vs West Ham | 17:30/12:30 | — |
Jan. 7 | Coventry vs Wrexham | 17:30/12:30 | — |
Jan. 7 | Luton vs Wigan | 17:30/12:30 | — |
Jan. 7 | Grimsby vs Burton | 17:30/12:30 | — |
Jan. 7 | Sheff. Wednesday vs Newcastle | 18:00/13:00 | — |
Jan. 7 | Liverpool vs Wolves | 20:00/15:00 | — |
Jan. 8 | Derby vs Barnsley | 12:30/07:30 | — |
Jan. 8 | Bristol City vs Swansea | 12:30/07:30 | |
Jan. 8 | Cardiff City vs Leeds United | 14:00/09:00 | |
Jan. 8 | Stockport vs Walsall | 14:00/09:00 | |
Jan. 8 | Hartlepool vs Stoke City | 14:00/09:00 | |
Jan. 8 | Norwich vs Blackburn | 14:00/09:00 | |
Jan. 8 | Aston Villa vs Stevenage | 16:30/11:30 | |
Jan. 8 | Man City vs Chelsea | 16:30/11:30 | |
Jan. 9 | Oxford United vs Arsenal | 20:00/15:00 |
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FA Cup third-round prize money
Winning clubs will receive £105,000 from the FA’s competition prize fund if they progress to round four.
This amounts to small change for the big boys of the Premier League, but can be a significant figure for clubs operating lower down the football pyramid.