FA Cup fourth round draw RECAP: Macclesfield to face Brentford, Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior set for visit to former club, Arsenal host Wigan on path to Wembley

We're done here, but the action continues tonight with Liverpool against Barnsley.

It's just hit half-time, and Barnsley have just halved the deficit to 2-1 - game on.

After scoring an absolute worldie in the first 10 minutes to make it 1-0, Dominik Szobozslai has just made the error of all errors...

You have to see it. Click below to follow along with Harry Bamforth.

Thanks for your company all! Bye!

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Here's more on the FA Cup draw in full, with, again, some tasty ties.

More on Macclesfield drawing Premier League opposition again, as well as Liam Rosenior returning to his former side.

FA Cup fourth-round draw: Macclesfield to face Premier League side

Newly hired Chelsea coach Liam Rosenior will take his team to second-tier Hull, one of his former clubs, while Manchester City was drawn to play Salford City or Swindon.

I just wanted to share this from Will Pickworth - it's one of his fantastic Inside The EFL columns.

He spoke to Hull's Sergej Jakirovic and Joe Gelhardt about how the team went from crisis club to Championship entertainers - and they will take on Chelsea at home in the fourth round of the FA Cup too.

You can read the article by clicking below!

How Hull went from a crisis club to the Championship's entertainers

INSIDE THE EFL: Hull's 28 point-haul after 18 games is 13 better off than at the same point last season - and testament to the brilliant job Jakirovic is doing.

Liverpool are already 1-0 up against Barnsley at Anfield, with Dominik Szoboszlai the goal scorer within 10 minutes. An absolute belter, too.

It does feel as though it's a matter of how many it'll be...

You can follow along with that, if you wish, with my colleague Harry Bamforth by clicking below:

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This has been spoken about a lot this weekend. Recently, the games have been on TNT Sports. I'll admit it... it doesn't feel right.

How do you feel about it? Surely the FA Cup should be free-to-air, right?

Macclesfield got a good draw today. They are at home to Brentford, and that is a big tie.

It's not as good as it could have been - don't get me wrong. A big away draw would have been mega - but playing a Premier League team again has its pluses, and it'll almost certainly be on tele.

Also, Brentford have been upset before. Don't rule it out happening again.

Here are the last six winners of the tournament - and all six of the winners from this decade.

Six different winners too! Will we get another this year? The holders are already out...

• 2025: Crystal Palace 1-0 Manchester City
• 2024: Man City 1-2 Manchester United
• 2023: Man City 2-1 Man United
• 2022: Chelsea 0-0 (5-6 pens) Liverpool
• 2021: Chelsea 0-1 Leicester
• 2020: Arsenal 2-1 Chelsea

The - in theory - final match of FA Cup third round weekend gets underway in a matter of minutes, with Liverpool hosting Barnsley. We know the winner will take on Brighton.

Liverpool have gone quite strong, with the likes of van Dijk, Szoboszlai and Gakpo all starting.

Should be quite straightforward for the Reds. But we will see.

• stephenuk2688, Boscombe: Another easy draw yet again for city! And at home too!
• Unknown, Spain: Newcastle away to premier league opposition. What a surprise said no one, ever.
• Lidds, Basildon: Obviously the FA are trying to make sure Barnsley won't win it this year. Tough draw against Brighton once we've disposed of Liverpool.
• Bacon-Pork-Sausages, South Africa: It’s funny to see that Salford are in the draw but Man Utd aren’t.

In a contrast to the four of the last round, there are just two all-Premier League ties this time around.

There could even be one, if Liverpool lose tonight.

They are Liverpool (or Barnsley) vs Brighton and

Aston Villa vs Newcastle, which is tie of the round on paper.

Ian Ladyman at Anfield:

Watched the Cup draw in the Anfield press room and it’s definitely the case that a couple of upsets – at Macclesfield and Wrexham – has whetted people’s appetites for what may be possible.

A couple of them jumped out at me. Chelsea at Hull City feels delicious while West Ham will not fancy a trip to Burton much.

Here at Liverpool, Arne Slot’s team simply need to win well against Barnsley.

Another home tie against Brighton will be the reward but Liverpool need a boost to confidence and belied as much as anything.

Here's the draw in full.

16 games, 34 teams (will be 32).

Looks like there will be some low-ranked teams in the last-16. Plenty of opportunity for teams to go on a run here.