2016-17 Emirates FA Cup

citytillidie

With the sky hype of Red Monday this draw seems to have passed under the radar but here is the 1st round proper draw

Sheffield United v Leyton Orient
Millwall v Southend United
Dagenham & Redbridge v FC Halifax Town
Merstham v Oxford United
Taunton/Hemel Hempstead v Barrow
Southport v Fleetwood Town
Yeovil v Solihull Moors
Stockport County v Torquay/Woking
Dartford v Sutton United
Walsall v Macclesfield Town
Port Vale v Stevenage
Northampton v Harrow Borough/Margate
Cambridge United v Dover Athletic
Westfields v Curzon Ashton
MK Dons v Spennymoor Town
Gillingham v Brackley Town
Alfreton/Gateshead v Newport County
Portsmouth v Wycombe Wanderers
Maidstone United v Rochdale
Bury v AFC Wimbledon
St Albans City v Carlisle United
Boreham Wood v Notts County
Mansfield Town v Plymouth Argyle
Braintree Town v Eastbourne Borough
Hartlepool United v Wrexham/Stamford
Bolton Wanderers v Grimsby Town
Bradford City v Accrington Stanley
Oldham Athletic v Doncaster Rovers
Eastleigh v Swindon Town
Shrewsbury Town v Barnet
Morecambe v Coventry City
Crawley Town v Bristol Rovers
Whitehawk v Stourbridge
Colchester United v Chesterfield
Lincoln City/Guiseley v Altrincham
Exeter City v Luton Town
Charlton Athletic v Scunthorpe United
Cheltenham Town v Crewe Alexandra
Peterborough United v Chesham
Blackpool v Kidderminster Harriers

citytillidie

This starts tonight with Eastleigh v Swindon Town live on BBC 2 @ 7:55pm and Millwall v Southend United

Saturday
Crawley v Bristol Rovers 12:00
Merstham v Oxford Utd 12:30 BT Sport 1

3pm
Bolton v Grimsby
Bradford v Accrington
Braintree v Eastbourne Borough
Bury v Wimbledon
Cambridge v Dover
Charlton v Scunthorpe
Cheltenham v Crewe
Colchester v Chesterfield
Dag & Red v Halifax
Dartford v Sutton United
Exeter v Luton
Gillingham v Brackley Town
Lincoln City v Altrincham
Mansfield v Plymouth
MK Dons v Spennymoor Town
Northampton v Harrow Borough
Oldham v Doncaster
Peterborough v Chesham United
Port Vale v Stevenage
Portsmouth v Wycombe
Shrewsbury v Barnet
Stockport v Woking
Walsall v Macclesfield
Westfields v Curzon Ashton
Whitehawk v Stourbridge
Yeovil v Solihull Moors

Sunday all 2pm BBC Goal Show
Alfreton v Newport
Blackpool v Kidderminster
Boreham Wood v Notts County
Hartlepool v Stamford
Maidstone United v Rochdale
Morecambe v Coventry
Sheff Utd v Leyton Orient
St Albans City v Carlisle
Taunton Town v Barrow

Monday
Southport v Fleetwood 7:45pm BT Sport

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Results
Eastleigh 1 V 1 Swindon Town
Millwall 1 V 0 Southend United
Crawley 1 V 1 Bristol Rovers
Merstham 0 V 5 Oxford Utd
Bolton 1 V 0 Grimsby
Bradford 1 V 2 Accrington
Braintree 7 V 0 Eastbourne Borough
Bury 2 V 2 Wimbledon
Cambridge 1 V 1 Dover
Charlton 3 V 1 Scunthorpe
Cheltenham 1 V 1 Crewe
Colchester 1 V 2 Chesterfield
Dag & Red 0 V 0 Halifax
Dartford 3 V 6 Sutton United
Exeter 1 V 3 Luton
Gillingham 2 V 2 Brackley Town
Lincoln City 2 V 1 Altrincham
Mansfield 1 V 2 Plymouth
MK Dons 3 V 2 Spennymoor Town
Northampton 6 V 0 Harrow Borough
Oldham 2 V 1 Doncaster
Peterborough 2 V 1 Chesham United
Port Vale 1 V 0 Stevenage
Portsmouth 1 V 2 Wycombe
Shrewsbury 3 V 0 Barnet
Stockport 2 V 4 Woking
Walsall 0 V 1 Macclesfield
Westfields 1 V 1 Curzon Ashton
Whitehawk 1 V 1 Stourbridge
Yeovil 2 V 2 Solihull Moors
Alfreton 1 V 1 Newport
Blackpool 2 V 0 Kidderminster
Boreham Wood 2 V 2 Notts County
Hartlepool 3 V 0 Stamford
Maidstone United 1 V 1 Rochdale
Morecambe 1 V 1 Coventry
Sheff Utd 6 V 0 Leyton Orient
St Albans City 3 V 5 Carlisle
Taunton Town 2 V 2 Barrow
Southport 0 V 0 Fleetwood

2nd Round Draw
Westfields/Curzon Ashton V Bury/AFC Wimbledon
Chesterfield V Wycombe
Millwall V Braintree Town
Macclesfield V Oxford United
Bolton V Sheffield United
Blackpool V Gillingham/Brackley Town
Whitehawk/Stourbridge V Northampton
Boreham Wood/Notts County V Peterborough
Cambridge United/Dover V Coventry/Morecambe
Port Vale V Hartlepool
Bristol Rovers/Crawley V Barrow/Taunton
Woking V Accrington Stanley
Lincoln City V Oldham
Luton V Yeovil/Solihull Moors
Sutton United V Cheltenham/Crewe
Eastleigh/Swindon V Halifax/Dagenham and Redbridge
Shrewsbury V Southport/Fleetwood
Charlton V MK Dons
Plymouth V Newport/Alfreton
Carlisle V Maidstone United/Rochdale

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Replay Results
Curzon Aston 3 V 1 Westfields
Stourbridge 3 V 0 Whitehawk
AFC Wimbledon 5 V 0 Bury
Barrow 2 V 1 Tauton Town
Bristol Rovers 4 V 2 Crawley Town
Coventry City 2 V 1 Morecambe
Crewe Alexandra 1 V 4 Cheltenham Town
FC Halifax Town 2 V 1 Dagenham & Redbridge
Fleetwood Town 4 V 1 Southport
Newport County 4 V 1 Alfreton Town
Notts County 2 V 0 Boreham Wood
Rochdale 2 V 0 Maidstone United
Solihull Moors 1 V 1 Yeovil Town - Solihull Moors win 4-2 on Penalties
Swindon Town 1 V 3 Eastleigh
Brackley Town 4 V 3 Gillingham
Dover Athletic 2 V 4 Cambridge United

Updated 2nd Round Draw
Friday December 2nd
Macclesfield Town V Oxford United - 7:55pm BBC 2

Saturday December 3rd All 3pm
Blackpool V Brackley Town
Carlisle United V Rochdale
Charlton Athletic V MK Dons
Chesterfield V Wycombe Wanderers
Luton Town V Solihull Moors
Plymouth Argyle V Newport County
Shrewsbury Town V Fleetwood Town
Sutton United V Cheltenham Town

Sunday December 4th
Curzon Ashton V AFC Wimbledon - 12pm BT Sport 1

2pm Games BBC Match of the Day Goal Show
Bolton Wanderers V Sheffield United
Bristol Rovers V Barrow
Cambridge United V Coventry City
Eastleigh V FC Halifax Town
Millwall V Braintree Town
Notts County V Peterborough United
Stourbridge V Northampton Town
Woking V Accrington Stanley
Port Vale V Hartlepool United - 3pm

Monday December 5th
Lincoln City V Oldham Athletic - 8pm BT Sport 1

Burial.

Unbelievable game involving Wimbledon again. 3-0 down after 80 mins to Curzon Ashton, three goals in three minutes followed by a brilliant last second header to put them through.

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2nd round results
Macclesfield Town 0 V 0 Oxford United
Blackpool 1 V 0 Brackley Town
Carlisle United 0 V 2 Rochdale
Charlton Athletic 0 V 0 MK Dons
Chesterfield 0 V 5 Wycombe Wanderers
Luton Town 6 V 2 Solihull Moors
Plymouth Argyle 0 V 0 Newport County
Shrewsbury Town 0 V 0 Fleetwood Town
Sutton United 2 V 1 Cheltenham Town
Curzon Ashton 3 V 4 AFC Wimbledon
Bolton Wanderers 3 V 2 Sheffield United
Bristol Rovers 1 V 2 Barrow
Cambridge United 4 V 0 Coventry City
Eastleigh 3 V 3 FC Halifax Town
Millwall 5 V 2 Braintree Town
Notts County 2 V 2 Peterborough United
Woking 0 V 3 Accrington Stanley
Port Vale 4 V 0 Hartlepool United

FA CUP 3RD ROUND DRAW
IPSWICH TOWN V LINCOLN CITY OR OLDHAM ATHLETIC
BARROW V ROCHDALE
MANCHESTER UNITED V READING
HULL CITY V SWANSEA CITY
SUNDERLAND V BURNLEY
QUEENS PARK RANGERS V BLACKBURN ROVERS
MILLWALL V AFC BOURNEMOUTH
WEST HAM UNITED V MANCHESTER CITY
BRIGHTON V CHARLTON ATHLETIC OR MILTON KEYNES DONS
BLACKPOOL V BARNSLEY
WIGAN ATHLETIC V NOTTINGHAM FOREST
BIRMINGHAM CITY V NEWCASTLE UNITED
CHELSEA V NOTTS COUNTY OR PETERBOROUGH UNITED
MIDDLESBROUGH V SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY
WEST BROMWICH ALBION V DERBY COUNTY
EVERTON V LEICESTER CITY
LIVERPOOL V PLYMOUTH ARGYLE OR NEWPORT COUNTY
WYCOMBE WANDERERS V STOURBRIDGE OR NORTHAMPTON TOWN
WATFORD V BURTON ALBION
PRESTON NORTH END V ARSENAL
CARDIFF CITY V FULHAM
STOKE CITY V WOLVES
CAMBRIDGE UNITED V LEEDS UNITED
BRISTOL CITY V SHREWSBURY TOWN OR FLEETWOOD TOWN
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN V PORT VALE
TOTTENHAM V ASTON VILLA
BRENTFORD V EASTLEIGH OR FC HALIFAX TOWN
BOLTON WANDERERS V CRYSTAL PALACE
NORWICH CITY V SOUTHAMPTON
SUTTON UNITED V AFC WIMBLEDON
ACCRINGTON STANLEY V LUTON TOWN
ROTHERHAM UNITED V MACCLESFIELD TOWN OR OXFORD UNITED

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2nd Round and 2nd Round replay results
Lincoln City 3 V 2 Oldham Athletic
FC Halifax Town 0 V 2 Eastleigh
Fleetwood Town 3 V 2 Shrewsbury Town
MK Dons 3 V 1 Charlton Athletic
Oxford United 3 V 0 Macclesfield Town
Stourbridge 1 V Northampton Town
Peterborough United 2 V 0 Notts County
Newport County 0 V 1 Plymouth Argyle.

Updated 3rd Round Draw
Friday 6th January
West Ham United V Manchester City - 7:55pm - BBC One

Saturday 7th January 3pm Unless stated otherwise
Manchester United V Reading - 12:30pm - BT Sport 2
Ipswich Town V Lincoln City
Barrow V Rochdale
Hull City V Swansea City
Sunderland V Burnley
Queens Park Rangers V Blackburn Rovers
Millwall V AFC Bournemouth
Brighton V MK Dons
Blackpool V Barnsley
Wigan Athletic V Nottingham Forest
Birmingham City V Newcastle United
West Bromwich Albion V Derby County
Everton V Leicester City
Wycombe Wanderers V Stourbridge
Watford V Burton Albion
Stoke City V Wolves
Bristol City V Fleetwood Town
Huddersfield Town V Port Vale
Brentford V Eastleigh
Bolton Wanderers V Crystal Palace
Norwich City V Southampton
Sutton United V AFC Wimbledon
Accrington Stanley V Luton Town
Rotherham United V Oxford United
Preston North End V Arsenal - 5:30pm - BT Sport 2

Sunday 8th January 3pm unless stated otherwise
Cardiff City V Fulham - 11:30am - BBC One Wales
Liverpool V Plymouth Argyle - 1:30pm - BT Sport 2
Chelsea V Peterborough United
Middlesbrough V Sheffield Wednesday
Tottenham V Aston Villa - 4pm - BBC One

Monday 9th January
Cambridge United V Leeds United - 7:45pm - BT Sport 2

citytillidie

Bump as the 3rd round kicks off tonight with West Ham V Man City on BBC 1

dr.kenneth noisewater

Not many shocks looking likely with most EPL teams at home.Could see Derby, Wednesday and Wolves beating WBA, Middlesborough and Stoke. 
Can also see Bolton giving Palace a good game and Preston are in good form so could get a result depending on the Arsenal team. Burton may also beat a dire Watford as well.

Unearthly

Good game tonight to kick it off. City should win cause I can't see Bilic surviving much longer. It seems like panic time at that club with their scattergun approach to transfers.

Overall I suspect Arsenal are favourites this year. They have a history of taking the Emirates cup very seriously

LeeJM

dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: »

Not many shocks looking likely with most EPL teams at home.Could see Derby, Wednesday and Wolves beating WBA, Middlesborough and Stoke. 
Can also see Bolton giving Palace a good game and Preston are in good form so could get a result depending on the Arsenal team. Burton may also beat a dire Watford as well.

So not many shocks except for the 6 matches that may supply shocks........there is a job on Soccer Saturday awaiting that kind of insight.

dr.kenneth noisewater

LeeJM wrote: »

dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: »

Not many shocks looking likely with most EPL teams at home.Could see Derby, Wednesday and Wolves beating WBA, Middlesborough and Stoke. 
Can also see Bolton giving Palace a good game and Preston are in good form so could get a result depending on the Arsenal team. Burton may also beat a dire Watford as well.

So not many shocks except for the 6 matches that may supply shocks........there is a job on Soccer Saturday awaiting that kind of insight.

I'd consider a shock as a L2 or non league team beating a EPL or Championship team. Dont think its much of a shock for a decent Championship team beating a bottom 10 EPL team or 2nd team in some cases. 
Dont think many would be shocked if  Burton, Derby, Wednesday or Wolves won over the weekend

jacool

dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: »

Not many shocks looking likely with most EPL teams at home.Could see Derby, Wednesday and Wolves beating WBA, Middlesborough and Stoke. 
Can also see Bolton giving Palace a good game and Preston are in good form so could get a result depending on the Arsenal team. Burton may also beat a dire Watford as well.

At least 2 big tipsters have gone for the Baggies e.w. outright @ 50/1 so I'd expect them to win. Apparently, Pulis got Stoke to a final once. WBA have 29 points so won't get relegated and they have no chance of catching the top 6. He always puts out his best side, so they won't lose. Teams looking over their shoulders at the bottom of the table could be beaten alright.

blueser

Unearthly wrote: »

Good game tonight to kick it off. City should win cause I can't see Bilic surviving much longer. It seems like panic time at that club with their scattergun approach to transfers.

Overall I suspect Arsenal are favourites this year. They have a history of taking the Emirates cup very seriously

Even with my blue tinted specs on, I can't see it. Pep will probably have the kids out tonight. And also, it's West Ham's last shot at silverware this season. They'll be more up for it than we will. 2-0 to the Hammers.

Harry Palmr

Frankly it's an utter disgrace - the magic of the Cup will be intoned across the BBC and BT over this extended weekend and yet look at the witless selection of ties they have picked.

KaiserGunner

Unearthly wrote: »

Good game tonight to kick it off. City should win cause I can't see Bilic surviving much longer. It seems like panic time at that club with their scattergun approach to transfers.

Overall I suspect Arsenal are favourites this year. They have a history of taking the Emirates cup very seriously

I don't really agree with that. Arsenal take it as seriously as any other of the top teams. They make wholesale changes the same as anyone. I expect a second string to be played tomorrow against Preston.

Lovely Bloke

Aguero back for City, and not a team of kids.

3hn2givr7mx1sc

Pep looks to be gunning for a big win with that lineup.

Andersonisgod

Excellent City move, starting at the back, breaking the press and creating an opportunity.

Andersonisgod

Good move, excellent reverse pass and run off the ball. Really interesting tactic from Guardiola, using De Bruyne in a really deep wide position similar to how he'd use Alaba at times. Zabaleta breaking into the half space and Silva as an interior midfielder with Sterling playing very high.

Lovely Bloke

Feghouli is having a bad week.

LuckyGent88

What a shocking miss from Feghouli

Lovely Bloke

great goal that

Andersonisgod

Well that was really quite good.

LuckyGent88

Lovely play by city but get lucky with the og

Vincent Vega

Jaysus, that OG was harder to score than the Feghouli miss.

Trigger

Jaysus collapse...

Ended up 3 on 1

3 West ham players went to play Aguero

Lovely Bloke

whitewash

LuckyGent88

And a 3rd. West ham cut to shreds this time.

Andersonisgod

They've cut West Ham open quite clinically, like a surgeon might an ailing body. Great football, great goal.

Harry Palmr

Nincompoop defending

blueser

Andersonisgod wrote: »

They've cut West Ham open quite clinically, like a surgeon might an ailing body. Great football, great goal.

Those last two goals were things of beauty. Aided by City-style defending, it has to be said.

Andersonisgod

blueser wrote: »

Those last two goals were things of beauty. Aided by City-style defending, it has to be said.

They really were, tbh City's setup tonight has bamboozled West Ham, they're getting through this press so easily and from there they are creating chances at will.

Andersonisgod

Andersonisgod wrote: »

They've cut West Ham open quite clinically, like a surgeon might an ailing body. Great football, great goal...

...desperate simile!

Andersonisgod

Well this is devastating. City have been really good tonight. Dominant.

The Talking Bread

Andersonisgod wrote: »

Well that was really quite good.

Another case of sing when you are winning ?

The Talking Bread

Joke by the way!

Andersonisgod

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Another case of sing when you are winning ?

Sing when you're playing well. Again I'll say it, football isn't linear, I think you forget that when you address my posts. There's good games and bad. Is this City side as good as it should be given the money pumped into it? No, recruitment has been poor. Is there deadweight in the squad? Yes. Has tonight been an excellent performance? Yes. Will this team always give you excellent performances? Not as many as they should. Will this performance offer hope to Guardiola in the same way that his Bayern sides performance against City in the CL in his first season did? Possibly.

The Talking Bread

So.....the same as any other team then that pulls a big result out of the blue, yeah......!

Andersonisgod

The Talking Bread wrote: »

So.....the same as any other team then that pulls a big result out of the blue, yeah......!

Did I say otherwise? Not sure about your point other than you just enjoy talking to me a lot, even if you have no reason to.

The Talking Bread

That's it!

Lovely Bloke

When John Stones is scoring against you...

blueser

Job done. Put that one to bed now, and start thinking about the game at Goodison next sunday. That one won't be as easy. But tonight can only serve as a boost to our confidence.

LuckyGent88

Looks like a few shocks in store.

West brom and Stoke loosing at home when they have been tipped to go well in this comp as they are safe from relegation.
Everton loosing to Leicester at home.
Ipswich loosing to non league Lincoln city.
Millwall beating Bournemouth

The Talking Bread

LuckyGent88 wrote: »

Looks like a few shocks in store.

West brom and Stoke loosing at home when they have been tipped to go well in this comp as they are safe from relegation.
Everton loosing to Leicester at home.
Ipswich loosing to non league Lincoln city.
Millwall beating Bournemouth

Hardly.

A good result for Leicester maybe, given some recent performances but no way a shock!

Mushy

Preston should've gone 2-0 up there.

Just hoping Horgan comes on now.

Unearthly

The thing about Arsenal is, they always try and walk it in

Harry Palmr

A lot of unwanted replays ahead

Jayop

You'd still expect Arsenal to win this but they have been awful. Lucky not to be a few behind.

A Dub in Glasgo

Fantastic from McGeady in the lead up to the Preston goal

https://streamable.com/7sikc

Jayop

I missed the first few minutes but he's played well.