Aston Villa enter this season’s Emirates FA Cup at the third round stage, and are set to discover their opponents in the draw on Monday evening.
The historic competition is in its 144th year, with Villa hoping to add a seventh trophy to their cabinet, having last made the final in 2015.
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the draw…
When is the draw?
The draw for the Emirates FA Cup third round will take place on Monday, December 2, getting underway at 7pm.
What ball number are we?
Aston Villa will be ball number three.
Who is in the competition?
The third round stage sees each and every Championship and Premier League club enter. We will join the remaining 20 teams who have made it to this stage, including non-league sides Tamworth and Dagenham & Redbridge.
What is the format?
Anyone can face anyone in this round, with an open draw containing no seeded teams or regionalised fixtures. FA Cup replays have also ceased this season, meaning each tie will be decided on the day, with extra-time and penalties if games are level after 90 minutes.
How can I follow the draw?
The draw will be broadcast live on BBC Two and the BBC iPlayer from 7pm on Monday, at the home of holders Manchester United, Old Trafford. Kelly Somers will present the draw, with Mark Hughes and Dion Dublin picking out the team balls.
When will third round ties take place?
Ties will be played over the weekend of Saturday, January 11.
See the full list of ball numbers and teams competing in the third round below…
1. AFC Bournemouth
2. Arsenal
3. Aston Villa
4. Blackburn Rovers
5. Brentford
6. Brighton & Hove Albion
7. Bristol City
8. Burnley
9. Cardiff City
10. Chelsea
11. Coventry City
12. Crystal Palace
13. Derby County
14. Everton
15. Fulham
16. Hull City
17. Ipswich Town
18. Leeds United
19. Leicester City
20. Liverpool
21. Luton Town
22. Manchester City
23. Manchester United
24. Middlesbrough
25. Millwall
26. Newcastle United
27. Norwich City
28. Nottingham Forest
29. Oxford United
30. Plymouth Argyle
31. Portsmouth
32. Preston North End
33. Queens Park Rangers
34. Sheffield United
35. Sheffield Wednesday
36. Southampton
37. Stoke City
38. Sunderland
39. Swansea City
40. Tottenham Hotspur
41. Watford
42. West Bromwich Albion
43. West Ham United
44. Wolverhampton Wanderers
45. Salford City
46. Charlton Athletic
47. Exeter City
48. Leyton Orient
49. Bristol Rovers
50. Dagenham & Redbridge
51. Accrington Stanley
52. Lincoln City
53. Tamworth
54. Birmingham City
55. Mansfield Town
56. Peterborough United
57. Stockport County
58. Wycombe Wanderers
59. Morecambe
60. Bromley
61. Doncaster Rovers
62. Reading
63. Harrogate Town
64. Wigan Athletic
