West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Everton are the only other three Premier League teams with FA Cup third round ties at home—the latter facing Sunderland in what could be a very entertaining clash. Nottingham Forest travel to Hollywood-owned Wrexham, in a game that may steal the headlines if the Welsh side can cause an upset.

Crystal Palace learns the first opponent in its quest to go back-to-back in the FA Cup as the third round draw is set for 1:30pm ET Monday,.

Everton have officially opened talks with James Garner over a new and improved contract. No agreement reached yet but talks ongoing with a confidence the midfielder will commit his long term future to the club 🔵 pic.twitter.com/BZJjj3UkGK

Relive all of Sunday's FA Cup action as Blackpool, Boreham Wood, Macclesfield and Walsall make it into the third round.

Crystal Palace begin their defence of the FA Cup with a third-round tie at sixth-tier Macclesfield, while the standout tie in Monday's draw paired Tottenham Hotspur at home to Aston Villa.

All 20 Premier League and 24 Championship teams enter the FA Cup at the third round stage, while other teams from the lower leagues have been scrapping away for some time in several previous rounds just to reach this stage.

Macclesfield beat 10-man Slough Town in extra time to progress to the third round of the FA Cup for the first time since the club was re-formed. After a goalless first half between the two sixth tier sides,

Chelsea have discovered who they will face in the FA Cup third round next month. Following Monday's draw, Chelsea will face Charlton Athletic away from home in the third round at the beginning of January.

Crystal Palace will begin their FA Cup defence against non-league side Macclesfield in this season’s third round. The Eagles will travel to the National League North outfit as the holders

Relive Saturday's FA Cup second round action as Weston-super-Mare reach round three for the first time, Swindon thrash Bolton and Shrewsbury narrowly avoid an upset.