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FA Cup Quarter-Final Draw Just one non-Premiership side is guaranteed a semi-final place after the last eight draw today. Either Bristol Rovers or West Bromwich Albion will be in the last four and it could be two non-Premiership sides if Middlesbrough fail to get past Sheff... Published 18/02/2008.

Have all Premier League sides followed Arsenal and Liverpool to abandon the FA Cup? Going into tomorrow's FA Cup quarter-final draw will be just three top flight teams for certain; with Middlesbrough sweating on a replay to take them into the last eight. This begs the question of whether any of the Premier League teams are interested an... Published 17/02/2008 18:30:00.

FA Cup: Away tie for holders The draw for the 4th Round of the FA Cup has been made at FA HQ in London. Holders Chelsea will travel to Wigan Athletic after edging past Queens Park Rangers at the weekend. The Latics were comfortable winners at Sunderland. Ties will be played on 26 &... Published 07/01/2008.

FA Cup: Giant-killers to meet in Round 4 The draw for the 4th Round of the FA Cup has been made at FA HQ in London. Oldham Athletic and Huddersfield Town, the League One sides who knocked out Premiership opposition at the weekend, will face each other at Boundary Park.  Ties will be ... Published 07/01/2008.

FA Cup Third Round- Chasetown Make It a Trio of Non-League Survivors The Scholars from Chasetown- named because they were formed by Old Boys from a local school- pulled off the shock of Round Two by dumping League One Port Vale out of the competition. This will be their first appearance in the Third Round, as it will b... Published 12/12/2007.

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