| FA Cup Draw with a Positive Result? 11:24 - Feb 17 with 3795 views | jackharris |
This will only be really interesting to us later if we mange to progress versus Wednesday this afternoon, in the early kick off or at least draw.
When is the FA Cup draw scheduled to take place?
The draw for the next round will be staged at 8PM TONIGHT on BT Sport, the BBC Sport website and Radio Five Live, following Manchester United’s fifth round tie at Huddersfield (5.30pm). Michael Owen and Shay Given will pull out the numbered balls.
Full List
1 Sheffield Wednesday or Swansea
2 WBA or Southampton
3 Chelsea
4 Leicester
5 Huddersfield or Man Utd
6 Rochdale or Spurs
7 Albion or Coventry
8 Wigan or Manchester City [Post edited 17 Feb 2018 11:30]
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| FA Cup Draw with a Positive Result? on 08:50 - Feb 18 with 617 views | monmouth |
| FA Cup Draw with a Positive Result? on 08:43 - Feb 18 by E20Jack |
Of course.
Nobody has said it can't happen or never has. But the harder the route the more unlikely it becomes. Yesterday's draw undoubtedly made that route harder, possibly the hardest available. Not impossible of course, but now very improbable.
When you get to this stage you want to avoid the big teams and get them playing each-other, that way you may only need to beat one, maybe two to win the whole thing. Yesterday made it pretty probable that in order to win the Cup we now have to beat 3 of the top 4 one after another.
If we can, it would be stunning. But it is now a massive ask. |
Yes I agree with this. The Lower League Sister Shaggers have always depended on spawny draws and got them. This is the rockiest path and the odds must be massively against now. |  |
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