[2015/16] FA Cup

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FA CUP FIRST ROUND DRAW: Salford City handed home tie with League Two Notts County and FC United of Manchester face League One Chesterfield

* Evo-Stik League Northern Premier side Salford City face Notts County
* FC United of Manchester handed home tie against League One Chesterfield
* Didcot Town, lowest ranked team left in competition, take on Exeter City

Salford City will be dreaming of a giant-killing against Notts County when they make their bow in the first round of the FA Cup.

The Evo-Stik League Northern Premier side are owned by Manchester United's 'Class of 92' - Gary and Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt, who were all Wembley winners in their playing careers.

And the 'famous five' will be preparing for another big cup day when Sky Bet League Two club Notts County visit Moor Lane on the weekend of November 6-9 for a tie which should attract the television cameras.


Salford owner and former Manchester United defender Gary Neville tweeted his delight at home draw

'I'm delighted for everybody at the club for all the work that's been put in,' Salford's former United striker Danny Webber said after the draw on BBC Two.

'It was important we got a league club and it will be great for the lads to pit their wits against a league club to see where we stand.

'It's exciting for everybody at Salford.'

Salford's neighbours FC United of Manchester also have an attractive tie, at home to 1997 semi-finalists Chesterfield, while Altrincham could enhance their giant-killing reputation against Barnsley of League One.


Salford striker Danny Webber played for Watford and Sheffield United after leaving Manchester United

Wigan, FA Cup winners in 2013, make the short trip to Bury while 2008 winners Portsmouth are at home to Macclesfield.

Didcot, 15th in Division One South & West of the Evo-Stik Southern League and the lowest-ranked side left in the competition, will welcome Exeter, who were beaten by non-league Warrington at the same stage of the competition last season.

AFC Fylde, of the Vanarama National League North, head to Millwall, Brackley Town host Newport and Aldershot welcome League One Bradford, who shocked Chelsea last season with a 4-2 fourth-round victory at Stamford Bridge.

'It's a tough draw but we'll be ready for it and give them the utmost respect,' said Bantams boss Phil Parkinson.

Coventry, winners of the competition in 1987, will entertain their former landlords Northampton, while 1953 cup winners Blackpool visit Barnet and AFC Wimbledon will be at home to National League leaders Forest Green Rovers.

THE FA CUP FIRST ROUND DRAW

Burton Albion v Peterborough
Port Vale v Maidenhead
Barnet v Blackpool
Bristol Rovers v Chesham United
Cambridge Utd v Basingstoke
Mansfield v Oldham
Altrincham v Barnsley
Crewe Alexandra v Eastleigh
Northwich Victoria or Chorley v Boreham Wood
Coventry v Northampton
Brackley v Newport County
Grimsby v St Albans City
Hartlepool United v Havant & Waterlooville or Cheltenham Town
Salford City v Notts County
Dover v Stourbridge
Stevenage v Gillingham
Millwall v AFC Fylde
Aldershot v Bradford
Walsall v Fleetwood
Bury v Wigan
Portsmouth v Macclesfield
Sheff Utd v Worcester City
Barwell or AFC Rushden and Diamonds v Grays or Welling
Halifax or Guiseley v Wycombe
Crawley v Luton
Doncaster v Stalybridge Celtic or North Ferriby United
Didcot v Exeter
Dagenham & Redbridge v Morecambe
Leyton Orient v Staines Town
Gainsborough Trinity v Shrewsbury
Maidstone v Yeovil
Braintree v Oxford United
Whitehawk v Tranmere or Lincoln
Accrington v York
Scunthorpe v Southend
AFC Wimbledon v Forest Green Rovers
Plymouth v Carlisle
FC United of Manchester v Chesterfield
Rochdale v Swindon
Wealdstone v Colchester

Ties will take place on November 6.7 and 8

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3290496/FA-CUP-ROUND-DRAW-Salford-City-handed-home-tie-League-Two-Notts-County-FC-United-Manchester-face-League-One-Chesterfield.html

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FA Cup second round draw: Salford City handed home tie against Hartlepool United

* Hartlepool United will travel to face Salford City in the FA Cup third round
* Northwich Victoria, lowest ranked side yet, could face Northampton Town
* Chesham United travel to Aldershot Town or Cup giant-killers Bradford
* Second-round ties will be played across the weekend of December 4-7

Salford City will host League Two Hartlepool United in the FA Cup second round after the Class of 92-owned side were paired with Football League opposition again having beaten Notts County.

The Northern Premier League Premier Division side - part-owned by former Manchester United stars Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs and Nicky Butt - are one win away from a potential glamour tie with their owners' former club.

The lowest-ranked side left in the competition are eighth-tier Northwich Victoria, who will travel to Northampton if they emerge triumphant from their replay against Boreham Wood.


Salford City celebrate taking their place in the second round after their victory over Notts County on Friday

There are a total of 20 ties to be played in the second round which includes teams from as high as League One before the Championship and Premier League teams enter at the turn of the year.

Stourbridge, of the seventh tier, have been drawn at home against National League side Eastleigh.

Chesham, who compete at the same level as Stourbridge, have been rewarded for the upset they sprung in winning 1-0 at Bristol Rovers with a trip to either Aldershot or Bradford.

Whitehawk, in the second round for the first time, will face Dagenham or Morecambe away.

Their fellow sixth-tier sides Brackley and Maidenhead have also been given away ties pending replays. The former will play Barnet if they beat Newport, the latter Exeter if they beat Port Vale.

Second-round ties will be played across the weekend of December 4-7, 2015. The seven remaining first-round replays are set for November 16-17.

FA CUP SECOND ROUND DRAW IN FULL

Aldershot Town/Bradford City v Chesham United

Barnet v Brackley Town/Newport County

Peterborough United v Luton Town

Portsmouth v Accrington Stanley

Stourbridge v Eastleigh

Northampton Town v Norwich Victoria/Boreham Wood

Exeter City v Port Vale/Maidenhead United

Cambridge United v Doncaster Rovers

Grimsby Town v Shrewsbury Town

Yeovil Town v Stevenage

Rochdale v Bury

Welling United v Carlisle United

Leyton Orient v Scunthorpe United

Millwall v Wycombe Wanderers

Colchester United v Altrincham

Chesterfield v Walsall

Sheffield United v Mansfield Town/Oldham Athletic

Salford City v Hartlepool United

Dagenham and Redbridge/Morecambe v Whitehawk

Braintree Town/Oxford United v Forest Green Rovers

First Round replays will be played on November 16-17

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3310844/FA-Cup-second-round-draw-Salford-City-handed-home-tie-against-Hartlepool-United.html

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Hartlepool 2-0 Salford City (AET): Class of 92 have Cup dream dashed as League Two side book Derby tie

* Hartlepool needed two goals in extra-time to edge past non-League Salford
* Scott Fenwick and Mikael Mandron were on target for the League Two outfit
* Ronnie Moore's side face Derby County at home in the FA Cup third round

How Salford City could have done with co-owner Paul Scholes on the end of the spurned chances that cost them a deserved place in the FA Cup third round.

The live television cameras were here for an upset and, in the end, they got one – Hartlepool won.

Seventh-tier Salford bossed their League Two hosts and should have set up a home tie with Derby County inside 90 minutes.

Instead, Ronnie Moore’s side somehow resisted to force extra-time and progressed thanks to Scott Fenwick’s close-range header and an injury-time volley from Sunderland loanee Mikael Mandron.

Fenwick was playing two divisions below Salford last year but the former civil engineer was the only positive for a Pools side who Moore admitted were ‘embarrassing’.

Salford joint-manager Anthony Johnson, however, was far from ashamed of his team.

‘The players could not have put any more in - I’m absolutely devastated,’ he said.

‘We’re proud of what the boys have done. Over 180 minutes we were the better side.

‘We put in an unbelievable performance, as good as we’ve had here as managers.’

Fellow boss Bernard Morley added: ‘We’re gutted but at least we have learned that we can more than compete with a team three divisions above us.

‘It hurts so much for how well we played over the two games.’

Salford co-owner Gary Neville simply tweeted: ‘Amazing effort!!!’.

Moore did not disagree with their assessment.

‘That was no good for my health. We were an embarrassment at times in the first half,’ he said.


Salford City players applaud the travelling fans after their agonising extra-time defeat by Hartlepool

‘Salford did themselves proud, they will be gutted they didn’t win. We should be doing better than that, especially with it being on TV.’

Salford striker James Poole spent four years at Hartlepool but now works as a part-time scout for Manchester City, and it wasn’t difficult to identify him as their chief threat.

The 25-year-old should have opened the scoring when goalkeeper Trevor Carson fumbled a low delivery. Poole, though, lifted over from just eight yards.

He cleared the same crossbar moments later but it would have been unfair to pin any blame on the former City youth-team striker this time, his acrobatic volley from 20 yards having had Carson scrambling and worried.

One observer remarked after 30 minutes that there was ‘nothing between the sides’. He was wrong. Salford were far superior – hungrier, quicker and stronger in every department.

But there was no shortage of skill either and one intricate offensive – again with Poole at its centre – presented Lewis Hardcastle with a shooting chance on the fringe of the area, the Blackburn loanee slamming inches wide with Carson beaten.

The Mill House terrace at Victoria Park can be an unforgiving lot – their mood was hardly aided by heavy rainfall – and the sight of striker Rakish Bingham firing one pass straight towards them rather than a team-mate triggered venomous jeers.

Hartlepool needed the heroics of Carson to preserve parity and he pulled off an instinctive double save to deny Hardcastle and then Poole late on.

That took the tie to an additional 30 minutes where Fenwick and Mandron stole victory. Salford had indeed been robbed.

FA CUP REVIEW: SCUNTHORPE BOOK CHELSEA TRIP

Scunthorpe will travel to Chelsea in the third round of the FA Cup after they eased to a 3-0 victory at home to League Two Leyton Orient.

The Iron last played at Stamford Bridge in 2005 when they took a surprise lead before going on to lose 3-1.

On Tuesday night, Scunthorpe opened the scoring early in the second half when a Neal Bishop shot was turned past his own goalkeeper by Orient defender Jean Yves Mvoto.

They doubled their advantage shortly afterwards as Jack King bundled home his second Iron goal in as many games from a Luke Williams corner.

Mark Robins' men sealed a comfortable victory late on through Hakeeb Adelakun's simple finish after good build-up play by Williams and Paddy Madden.

Shrewsbury needed a stoppage-time strike from Abu Ogogo to see off Vanarama Premier side Grimsby and set up a trip to Cardiff.

James McKeown saved well from Sullay Kaikai and with Grimsby unable to clear, the ball eventually ran the way of midfielder Ogogo who arrowed a first-time shot from the edge of the box into the far corner of the net.

Walsall set up a reunion with their former manager Dean Smith after beating League One rivals Chesterfield 5-3 on penalties following a goalless draw.

Smith recently left the Saddlers to take charge at Brentford and his new side will host his old employers at Griffin Park in January.

Sam Morsy missed the only spot-kick for Chesterfield, with Paul Downing slotting in the winning penalty.

FA CUP THIRD ROUND DRAW IN FULL

Watford v Newcastle

West Brom v Bristol City

West Ham v Wolves

Hartlepool v Derby

Exeter v Liverpool

Tottenham v Leicester

Colchester v Charlton

Peterborough v Preston

Northampton v MK Dons

Arsenal v Sunderland

Newport v Blackburn

Ipswich v Portsmouth

Birmingham v Bournemouth

Wycombe v Aston Villa

Sheffield Wednesday v Fulham

Oxford v Swansea

Brentford v Walsall

Bury v Bradford

Manchester United v Sheffield United

Everton v Dagenham or Whitehawk

Southampton v Crystal Palace

Eastleigh v Bolton

Nottingham Forest v QPR

Carlisle v Yeovil

Chelsea v Scunthorpe

Doncaster v Stoke

Leeds v Rotherham

Cardiff v Shrewsbury

Huddersfield v Reading

Middlesbrough v Burnley

Norwich v Manchester City

Hull v Brighton

(Ties to be played between January 8 and 11, 2016)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3361585/Hartlepool-2-0-Salford-City-AET-Class-92-Cup-dream-dashed-League-Two-book-Derby-tie.html

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Dini hari tadi hasil "mengejutkan" laga2 FA Cup kembali tersaji, Exeter mampu menahan imbang Liverpool 2-2, dan memaksakan laga ulang

Watch out ntar malem nih ………

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Originally Posted by rondwisan

Dini hari tadi hasil "mengejutkan" laga2 FA Cup kembali tersaji, Exeter mampu menahan imbang Liverpool 2-2, dan memaksakan laga ulang

Watch out ntar malem nih ………

semoga emyu gak kayak merseyside ya opa ron. males juga kalo harus rematch

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Undian babak keempat FA Cup akan dilakukan Selasa 12 Januari 02:15 WIB. Manchester United akan berada di urutan pengundian no. 19.

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Hasil putaran ke-3:

Oxford United 3-2 Swansea City
Carlisle United 2-2 Yeovil Town
Chelsea 2-0 Scunthorpe United
Tot' Hotspur 2-2 Leicester City
Cardiff City 0-1 Shrewsbury Town
Wycombe Wanderers 1-1 Aston Villa
Watford 1-0 Newcastle United
West Bromwich A 2-2 Bristol City
West Ham United 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Hartlepool Utd 1-2 Derby County
Colchester Utd 2-1 Charlton Athl
Peterborough Utd 2-0 Preston NE
Northampton Town 2-2 MK Dons
Arsenal 3-1 Sunderland
Newport County P-P Blackburn Rovers (Postponed)
Ipswich Town 2-2 Portsmouth
Birmingham City 1-2 Bournemouth
Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 Fulham
Brentford 0-1 Walsall
Bury 0-0 Bradford City
Everton 2-0 Dagenham & Redbridge
Southampton 1-2 Crystal Palace
Eastleigh 1-1 Bolton Wanderers
Nottingham Forest 1-0 Queens PR
Doncaster Rovers 1-2 Stoke City
Leeds United 2-0 Rotherham Utd
Huddersfield Town 2-2 Reading
Middlesbrough 1-2 Burnley
Norwich City 0-3 Manchester City
Hull City 1-0 Brighton & HA
Manchester Utd 1-0 Sheffield Utd
Exeter City 2-2 Liverpool

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The Emirates FA Cup fourth round proper draw numbers



The Emirates FA Cup fourth round draw will be made on Monday 11 January. Following this weekend’s third round games, there will be a minimum of 32 names in the hat for the next stage.


And that means there will be 16 fourth round ties drawn out on Monday at approximately 7.15 pm on BBC One, with the draw numbers listed below.

The fourth round proper will take place across the weekend of Friday 29 January to Monday 1 February 2016 with winning clubs receiving £90,000 from The FA’s prize fund.


Fourth Round Proper draw numbers :

1. Watford
2. West Bromwich Albion or Bristol City
3. West Ham United
4. Derby County
5. Exeter City or Liverpool
6. Tottenham Hotspur or Leicester City
7. Colchester United
8. Peterborough United
9. Northampton Town or Milton Keynes Dons
10. Arsenal
11. Newport County or Blackburn Rovers
12. Ipswich Town or Portsmouth
13. AFC Bournemouth
14. Wycombe Wanderers or Aston Villa
15. Sheffield Wednesday
16. Oxford United
17. Walsall
18. Bury or Bradford City
19. Manchester United
20. Everton
21. Crystal Palace
22. Eastleigh or Bolton Wanderers
23. Nottingham Forest
24. Carlisle United or Yeovil Town
25. Chelsea
26. Stoke City
27. Leeds United
28. Shrewsbury Town
29. Huddersfield Town or Reading
30. Burnley
31. Manchester City
32. Hull City

http://www.thefa.com/news/the-fa-cup/2016/jan/fourth-round-proper-draw-2016

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Potential plum ties await for Eastleigh and Wycombe

If non-League Eastleigh get past Bolton Wanderers in their Emirates FA Cup third round replay, their reward will be a fourth round visit from Leeds United.

Eastleigh are the only non-League side left in the competition and they earned a 1-1 draw with Championship side Bolton on Saturday.


And if they can complete the job on Tuesday 19 January they will host the 1972 Cup winners at Silverlake Stadium.



Wycombe also earned a 1-1 draw on Saturday, against Aston Villa, and they will entertain Manchester City if they get past Remi Garde’s side in next week’s replay.


Holders Arsenal have been drawn at home to Burnley while Northampton Town or MK Dons will host Chelsea.


There is only one confirmed all-Premier League tie as Crystal Palace were paired with Stoke City.


The draw was conducted by The One Show host Matt Baker and two-time FA Cup winner Ian Wright.


The fourth round ties will take place over the weekend of Friday 29 January and the winning clubs will receive £90,000 from The FA prize fund.


It was today confirmed that the third round tie between Newport County and Blackburn Rovers, due to be played on Saturday 9 January but postponed because of a waterlogged pitch, has now been re-arranged for Monday 18 January 2016, kick-off 7.15pm. The game will be broadcast live on S4C.


Fourth Round draw
West Bromwich Albion or Bristol City v Peterborough United
Eastleigh or Bolton Wanderers v Leeds United
Arsenal v Burnley
Derby County v Manchester United
Huddersfield Town or Reading v Walsall
Exeter City or Liverpool v West Ham United
Wycombe Wanderers or Aston Villa v Manchester City
Shrewsbury Town v Sheffield Wednesday
Nottingham Forest v Watford
Carlisle United or Yeovil Town v Everton
Crystal Palace v Stoke City
Oxford United v Newport County or Blackburn Rovers
Ipswich Town or Portsmouth v Bournemouth
Colchester United v Tottenham Hotspur or Leicester City
Bury or Bradford City v Hull City
Northampton Town or MK Dons v Chelsea


Read more at

http://www.thefa.com/news/the-fa-cup/2016/jan/fourth-round-proper-draw-2016#d6As4svUfYt4zuIY.99

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away to Derby County ……, hati-hati disruduk kambing putih ……