WE’RE getting towards the business end of the world’s greatest cup competition.
Eight teams will progress to the FA Cup quarter-final stage – with a trip to Wembley Stadium and potential glory within their grasp.

Last year’s winners Arsenal crashed out to Nottingham Forest in the Third Round, so a new winner will be crowned come May.
What time does the draw start?
THINGS get underway at the conclusion of Huddersfield vs Manchester United TONIGHT, February 17.
The draw begins at 8pm UK time.
Quarter final ties will take place over the weekend of March 16-19 and each winning club will receive £360,000 from The FA prize fund.

Which channel can I watch it on?
YOU can watch it on BT Sport 1 and their ‘FA Cup Tonight’ programme, which follows the game from the John Smiths Stadium.
Alternatively, you can watch online at either the BT Sport website, BBC Sport, or listen to 5Live.
If none of those options suit, SunSport are here to help and will be blogging the draw LIVE here on our dedicated FA Cup page.
Who is performing the draw?
AS usual, the FA have roped in two former players to draw out the numbers.
Michael Owen, who won the cup in 2001 with Liverpool, will be joined by former Newcastle and Manchester City goalkeeper Shay Given.

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What are the ball numbers?
1 Sheffield Wednesday or Swansea City
2 Southampton
3 Chelsea
4 Leicester
5 Huddersfield or Manchester United
6 Rochdale or Tottenham Hotspur
7 Brighton
8 Wigan or Manchester City
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