FA Cup games

A look at how FA Cup third round matches will be decided if the game ends in a draw.

[Manchester United](https://www.90min.com/teams/manchester-united) via penalties in the following round. If neither team comes out on top from the initial set of spot kicks, the shootout enters sudden death before the successful club can finally advance to the next round. Alvechurch needed six matches - five replays - to find a way past Oxford City in the fourth qualifying round of the 1971/72 edition. There were no replays in the third round of last season's FA Cup due to the fixture congestion of a COVID-19 impacted calendar but they have been restored this year. The first-ever draw in the FA Cup took place on the opening day of the inaugural tournament in 1871. However, this season teams will only contest one replay if their initial third-round tie ends in a draw.

Nottingham Forest: Hennessey, Toffolo, McKenna, Cook, Williams, O'Brien, Colback, Fewster, Gustavo Scarpa, Surridge, Dennis. Subs: Henderson, Worrall, Mangala, ...

Everyone has to respect the FA Cup." You never know what you can achieve at the level we are playing," Silva said. Fleetwood vs QPR team news Bournemouth vs Burnley team news Hull vs Fulham team news Shrewsbury vs Sunderland team news Middlesbrough vs Brighton team news Bournemouth have lost four on the trot and not scored... Chesterfield vs West Brom team news Ipswich vs Rotherham team news The Championship leaders have taken an early lead on the south coast thanks to a goal from Manuel Benson. The Argentine hits a great free kick against the upright.

FOOTBALL fans rejoice! The FA Cup third round is back.Teams from every rung of English football's ladder have been battling it out this season in the.

Goal: Ipswich 1-1 Rotherham Goal: Blackpool 2-0 Forest Goal: Bournemouth 1-2 Burnley Goal: Blackpool 3-0 Forest Goal: Ipswich 2-1 Rotherham Goal: Ipswich 3-1 Rotherham Goal: Ipswich 4-1 Rotherham Goal: Blackpool 4-0 Forest Goal: Shrewsbury 1-0 Sunderland Goal: Blackpool 4-1 Forest Goal: Shrewsbury 1-1 Sunderland Goal: Shrewsbury 1-2 Sunderland

It's that time of year - the FA Cup is back and it's all hotting up now as we reach the third round. There's no heavyweight sides in the 3pm kick-offs today ...

Hello and welcome to Sportsmail's live blog for what is one of the finest days in the British sporting calendar: The third round of the FA Cup. 'Maybe people who haven't seen a lot of them wouldn't understand how good they have been or how good they are at the moment. 'From a coach's point of view and how they set up and the problems they can cause. Gross is getting his foot on the ball a lot for Brighton. They will take solace in the fact they now have what could prove to be a bit of a money-maker by way of a cup replay at the Hawthorns. They have been the better side so far and lead Nottingham Forest by 1-0 thanks to Marvin Ekpiteta's goal. A shock on the cards at Bloomfield Road? However, their potency at the other end is always a sign of encouragement. Boro are trying here but Brighton are a top class outfit and do not look to be giving the hosts a sniff. His surge forward tells Welbeck to get off the shoulder of his marker and his run is good but the pass is overhit. Ipswich have retaken the lead at home to Rotherham. Middlesbrough have not looked to play much part in this game in the second period and Brighton more than deserve their extension of the lead.

Ste Tudor picks out the best tips, odds movement and value bets for all the Sunday FA Cup matches over at Betfair.

They have the measure of a flailing foe. The Burton loanee has fired 13 across all comps this term and with his loan ending imminently he will be keen to go out on a high. Both sides hold League 2 Play-Off aspirations and would perhaps view the cup as a distraction were their opponents a league or two higher. The Canaries have won only one of their last six. A repeated outcome feels credible at the weekend even if changes can be expected from both line-ups. Nineteen shots undertaken without reward for the home side highlights a wastefulness that has come to define their campaign. Both have scored seven of their nine on home soil. The Yorkshire giants will be determined to reach a fourth round, having last done so in 2016/17, and though this looks a tricky test on paper they could in truth have it worse. Indeed, eight of their last nine have been notched before the break. Still, it's fellow League One Play-Off contenders Derby who should be fancied, a side that's lost only once at Pride Park since Paul Warne took the reins. Better still, having endured an eight-game drought their leading marksman Josh Umerah is back among the goals, having found the target against Harrogate on New Year's Day. They will cause the Rams problems this weekend.

In the past six games in all competitions we've seen Liverpool score 12 goals as well as winning each match. In that timeframe Wolves have scored just two, ...

It is nice to see in real life, in front of you. Liverpool bring the ball across the face of the Wolves box with Salah squaring it into the Netherlands international. In the past six games in all competitions we've seen Liverpool score 12 goals as well as winning each match. Gakpo lets the ball move across his body and pings it with his left but it's down the throat of the keeper. The main story of the game so far has to be Alisson and his howler-ridden performance. Thiago loses possession just outside his box trying a stepover, with the ball being played into Jimenez who is then taken out by Thiago.

Current FA Cup title holders Liverpool host Wolves at Anfield in the third round of the competition on Saturday night. The Merseyside club have won the ...

For the hosts, Cody Gakpo looks in line to make his first appearance for Liverpool against Wolves, after missing out on the Brentford game. Jordan Henderson looks likely to return after missing the previous game with concussion. The last time the two sides faced each other in the FA Cup was in 2019, also in the third round. Wolves themselves have won it on four occasions, with their last success coming in 1960. Liverpool v Wolves will be broadcast live on ITV4. What time is Liverpool v Wolves kick-off?

Join us for live coverage of the FA Cup third round tie between Liverpool and Wolves at Anfield. Wolves won the last FA Cup meeting between these sides back ...

Wolves drew 1-1 with Villa in their last game on Wednesday. Wolves seem to have PL survival on their minds, but it's a great opportunity for the players coming in. PRVW Guedes scores after a goalkeeping calamity!!! TAA launches a ball into the box for Nunez and the Uruguayan volleys into the far corner! Guedes took the lead after intercepting an Alisson pass in the 25th minute, but Nunez levelled with a volley from TAA's pass right on half-time.

Cody Gakpo is set to make his first appearance as Liverpool take on Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Emirates FA Cup this evening.

With Monday - Saturday, there will not be a rotation because of the competition or whatever." What only changes is the amount of games you have around, so if you play Wednesday - Saturday - Tuesday or whatever, these kind of things, then you have to think about it. How exactly we will have to decide in the next few hours, but that's fine. “But we have to assess this situation to be able to do a good match against a fantastic team tomorrow, for me, one of the best teams in the world." So, it's somewhere in between. Jürgen Klopp told Liverpoolfc.com: “Yes, he is in contention.

Liverpool and Wolves meet in an all-Premier League clash in the third round of the FA Cup. Jurgen Klopp's men are looking to bounce back from their 3-1 ...

He is now 26, and has been without a club since a contract with Watford expired in the summer of 2021. Moments later, Nuri Sahin, who was on loan from Real Madrid, swept home Oussama Assaidi’s cross to seal a 2-1 win. The 23-year-old striker has not featured for the northeast side since September 17, having picked up a thigh injury while on international duty with Switzerland in that month. GO FURTHER Kick-off is in one hour!