Posted: Mon 8th Jan 2024

FA Cup draw: Blackburn Rovers v Wrexham

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This article is old - Published: Monday, Jan 8th, 2024

UPDATE: Wrexham have been drawn against Blackburn Rovers in the next round of the FA Cup.

The town was ball two in this evenings live draw, and will see the reds look to progress deeper into the competition after easily seeing off Shrewsbury at the weekend.

Ties in the fourth round will be scheduled across the weekend of Saturday 27 January and successful teams will land £120,000 from the competition prize fund.

Ahead of the draw, you can see what ball number each of the competing clubs will be below…

BALL NUMBERS BELOW:

1. Luton Town or Bolton Wanderers (replay)

2. Wrexham

3. Liverpool

4. Brighton and Hove Albion

5. Norwich City or Bristol Rovers (replay)

6. West Ham United or Bristol City (replay)

7. Tottenham Hotspur

8. Fulham

9. West Bromwich Albion

10. Southampton

11. Ipswich Town

12. Leeds United

13. Leicester City

14. Watford

15. Newcastle United

16. Sheffield Wednesday

17. Crystal Palace or Everton (replay)

18. Aston Villa

19. Nottingham Forest or Blackpool (replay)

20. Wigan Athletic or Manchester United – kick-off 8:15pm, Monday night

21. Manchester City

22. Blackburn Rovers

23. Sheffield United

24. Swansea City

25. Chelsea

26. AFC Bournemouth

27. Coventry City

28. Brentford or Wolverhampton Wanderers (replay)

29. Plymouth Argyle

30. Maidstone United

31. Newport County or Eastleigh (replay)

32. Hull City or Birmingham City (replay)



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