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FA Cup 1st Round Draw
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Is this being televised this weekend (on ITV1 I presume)? If so, what time?
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Sunday lunchtime I presume. Thanks
Teams from League One and Two will be in Sunday's draw.
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First Round proper draw
12.30pm, Sunday 24 October 2010
Live on FATV and ITV1
Ties to be played on 6 and 7 November 2010
On Sunday, teams from Football League One and Two will join The FA Cup when the draw for the First Round proper takes place at The FA's HQ at Wembley Stadium.
And two well known fans from teams hoping to have a good run in The Cup will be pulling the balls from the pot - Norman 'Fat Boy Slim' Cook, a Brighton & Hove Albion supporter, and Soccer AM's Helen Chamberlain, who follows Torquay United.
You can watch the draw live with us here on FATV or on ITV1 at lunchtime on Sunday afternoon.
The draw will follow hot on the heels of this weekend's Fourth Round Qualifying action where 32 ties will take place with the winners joining 48 Football League clubs, including the likes of Southampton, Sheffield Wednesday and Charlton Athletic, in the first stage of the competition proper on the weekend of 6 and 7 November.
Follow your team in the draw. Here is the list of numbers to look out for:
1 Accrington Stanley
2 AFC Bournemouth
3 Aldershot Town
4 Barnet
5 Bradford City
6 Brentford
7 Brighton & Hove Albion
8 Bristol Rovers
9 Burton Albion
10 Bury
11 Carlisle United
12 Charlton Athletic
13 Cheltenham Town
14 Chesterfield
15 Colchester United
16 Crewe Alexandra
17 Dagenham & Redbridge
18 Exeter City
19 Gillingham
20 Hartlepool United
21 Hereford United
22 Huddersfield Town
23 Leyton Orient
24 Lincoln City
25 Macclesfield Town
26 Milton Keynes Dons
27 Morecambe
28 Northampton Town
29 Notts County
30 Oldham Athletic
31 Oxford United
32 Peterborough United
33 Plymouth Argyle
34 Port Vale
35 Rochdale
36 Rotherham United
37 Sheffield Wednesday
38 Shrewsbury Town
39 Southampton
40 Southend United
41 Stevenage
42 Stockport County
43 Swindon Town
44 Torquay United
45 Tranmere Rovers
46 Walsall
47 Wycombe Wanderers
48 Yeovil Town
49 Mossley or Darlington
50 Sheffield or Tipton Town
51 Guiseley or Redditch United
52 Fleetwood Town or Buxton
53 Altrincham or Gateshead
54 Vauxhall Motors or Newcastle Town
55 FC United of Manchester or Barrow
56 Workington or Nuneaton Town
57 Tamworth or Grimsby Town
58 Kidderminster Harriers or York City
59 Fc Halifax Town or Mansfield Town
60 Wrexham or Southport
61 Stalybridge Celtic or Eastwood Town
62 Droylsden or Barwell
63 Woking or Eastleigh
64 Hythe Town or Staines Town
65 Eastbourne Borough or Harrow Borough
66 Cambridge United or Lewes
67 Corby Town or Salisbury City
68 Newport County or Crawley Town
69 Luton Town or St Albans City
70 Farnborough or Dover Athletic
71 Kettering Town or Rushden & Diamonds
72 Carshalton Athletic or Chelmsford City
73 Hendon or Metropolitan Police
74 Leiston or Dartford
75 Basingstoke Town or AFC Wimbledon
76 Swindon Supermarine or Bath City
77 Havant & Waterlooville or Histon
78 Forest Green Rovers or Maidenhead United
79 Poole Town or Hayes & Yeading United
80 Ebbsfleet United or Boreham Wood
Round 2: ITV 1 match, ESPN 2 matches.
Round 3: ITV 2 matches, ESPN 3 matches.
Round 4: ITV 2 matches, ESPN 3 matches.
Round 5: ITV 2 matches, ESPN 3 matches.
Round 6: ITV 2 matches, ESPN 2 matches.
Round 7: ITV 1 match, ESPN 1 match.
Round 8: Simulcast on ITV and ESPN.
Pick order: complicated but ITV also 'go' first.
Additional games up to and including ties in round 5 might be broadcast on FATV (i.e. the FA website).
Replays (if applicable) are shared between ITV, ESPN and FATV through rounds 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 (no semi replays or final replay).
If said pubs are bona fide Sky subscribers (this is indicated by the "pint glass symbol" in the bottom right hand cornerif watching Sky Sports in a pub), then they would definately have ESPN.
Maybe ESPN will go for somebody like MK Dons or Bristol Rovers as it's mostly smaller teams in the early rounds?
They need a half decent fixture to pull in customers.
Indeed (on both counts), but I wonder if Sheffield FC - assuming that the club still in the Cup is the oldest club in the world - will feature if they get a home draw against a League team. Just imagine them playing Sheffield Wednesday, or Poole Town playing Bournemouth! All depends what happens today, of course (with Weymouth gone, I'm hoping for my childhood locals, Dartford & Ebbsfleet, to get through).
About the same as any other two teams being drawn against each other, I would think. Being a random draw and all that.
ALL the replays are to be played next Tuesday night:p:p
LOL post licence fee settlement it wont be in the next 6 years
No it isn't. They bizzarely thought it was a good idea to return to staging the next round draw on a Monday lunchtime because it was 'traditional'.
It's a wonder they didn't show the games in black and white...
Well it would be my nightmare and I sincerely hope it doesn't happen :mad:
Apart from the ones on Monday and Wednesday that is
There's nothing to stop uktv especaly Dave taking some games. They have had some live sport previously. as it is on most platforms and they can have ads it may be more profitable especaly if the bbc use their own production people.
What's bizarre about it? Part of the excitement of the FA Cup after your team had got through was everyone gathering round the radio at 12.30 on Monday lunchtime to find out who you were playing next. Of course,that was before saturation tv coverage-none of this rubbish of the draw being made at odd times on a Sunday afternoon before all the matches had even been played.