FA Cup 3rd round draw in FULL: Chesterfield get dream away trip to Chelsea as Man Utd land Steven Gerrard’s Aston Villa
NON-LEAGUE Chesterfield have landed a dream trip to Chelsea in the FA Cup third round.
The National League leaders, who reached the semi-finals in 1997, will make the 150-mile trip down the M1 to face the reigning European champions.
National League leaders Chesterfield drew Chelsea in the FA Cup third round[/caption]They beat League Two Salford in the second round to set up the tie with Thomas Tuchel’s Kings of Europe.
Premier League champions Manchester City will travel to the County Ground to play Swindon Town.
Manchester United and Steven Gerrard’s Aston Villa got each other at Old Trafford while holders Leicester face ex-boss Claudio Ranieri’s Watford.
Youri Tielemans’ thunderstrike was the only goal of the 2021 final against Chelsea, who saw Ben Chilwell denied a dramatic equaliser by VAR.
Tottenham drew Morecambe at home while North London rivals Arsenal face Nottingham Forest away in a repeat of their 2018 draw.
Then, despite being the holders, the Gunners were stunned 4-2 by Forest.
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Shrewsbury will go to Liverpool, West Ham host Leeds and there is a South London derby between Millwall and Crystal Palace at The Den.
Of the other non-league sides still in the draw, Yeovil host Bournemouth and Kidderminster Harriers play Reading at home.
Boreham Wood were rewarded with a home tie against AFC Wimbledon after thrashing St Albans on Monday night.
Wigan, winners in 2013, host Blackburn, Newcastle got Cambridge at St James’ Park and there is a Midlands derby between Coventry City and Derby County.
Ties will be played between January 7 and 10, 2022.
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The Blues have lifted the famous trophy eight times and will be aiming to go one better than last season[/caption] Arsenal go to Nottingham Forest in round three, as they did in January 2018[/caption] Steven Gerrard will be hoping for more celebrations like this at Old Trafford[/caption] Leicester are the holders of the FA Cup and familiar face Claudio Ranieri will bring Watford to the King Power[/caption]