FA CUP THIRD ROUND DRAW.

This Monday night we will have the draw for the 3rd Round of this seasons FA Cup. Was almost going to write about how AFC Wimbledon had made a real mess of things at 3-0 down on Sunday to non league Curzon Ashton, but an amazing spell of 3 goals in a little over 2 minutes linked with a last gasp winner from Tom Elliott made it a remarkable 4-3 win against the non league side and The Dons are therefore still in with a chance of a money spinning tie in round three.

We will update here on Monday night with the details of the 3rd round draw while it's being made which will begin shortly after 7pm on Monday evening. Former players Ian Wright and Steven Gerrard will be on hand to perform the draw out of the 'hat'. 

AFC Wimbledon have been allocated ball number 45.

Third Round Draw

     IPSWICH TOWN  v  LINCOLN / OLDHAM

     BARROW  v  ROCHDALE

     MANCHESTER UNITED  v  READING

     HULL CITY  v  SWANSEA CITY

     SUNDERLAND  v  BURNLEY

     QPR  v  BLACKBURN ROVERS

     MILLWALL  v  AFC BOURNEMOUTH

     WEST HAM UNITED  v  MANCHESTER CITY

     BRIGHTON  v  MK DONS / CHARLTON

     BLACKPOOL  v  BARNSLEY

     WIGAN ATHLETIC  v  NOTTINGHAM FOREST

     BIRMINGHAM CITY  v  NEWCASTLE UNITED

     CHELSEA  v  NOTTS COUNTY / PETERBOROUGH

     MIDDLESBROUGH  v  SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY

     WEST BROM  v  DERBY COUNTY

     EVERTON  v  LEICESTER CITY

     LIVERPOOL  v  NEWPORT C / PLYMOUTH ARGYLE

     WYCOMBE WANDERERS  v  NORTHAMPTON / STOURBRIDGE

     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 / FLEETWOOD

     HUDDERSFIELD TOWN  v  PORT VALE

     TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR  v  ASTON VILLA

     BRENTFORD  v  HALIFAX TOWN / EASTLEIGH

     BOLTON WANDERERS  v  CRYSTAL PALACE

     NORWICH CITY  v  SOUTHAMPTON

     SUTTON UNITED  v  AFC WIMBLEDON 

     ACCRINGTON STANLEY  v  LUTON TOWN

     ROTHERHAM UNITED  v  OXFORD U / MACCESFIELD

Ties to be played over the weekend of 6th - 9th January.

Reaction;

Well it's an away tie for the Dons against SUTTON UNITED. A significant match in our history since it was Sutton who were our first ever opponents when we had to reform as AFC Wimbledon so not far to go and a good chance to progress to round four you would hope.