Leeds United get their FA Cup campaign underway on Sunday as they make the trip to face West Ham United at the London Stadium.
The Whites will be looking to quality for the fourth round of the competition for the first time in five years, when they defeated Cambridge United 2-1.
The FA Cup clash is the first of Leeds' two trips to West Ham in the space of just a week, as they head to David Moyes' side the following Sunday for their league clash.
Leeds will be hoping to pick up their first win over West Ham since promotion from the Championship in 2020.
The Hammers completed a league double over the Whites last season, before Michail Antonio’s late winner secured them all three points at Elland Road in September.
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the weekend’s FA Cup matches.
When is the draw?
The draw for the fourth round of the FA Cup will take place after Leeds’ trip to West Ham on Sunday 9 January and will get underway around 4.50pm.
How can I watch?
The draw will be broadcast live on ITV1 following coverage of the match at the London Stadium.
When will the ties be played?
Fourth-round matches are set to take place over the weekend of February 5/6.
Who will be in it?
By the time of the draw, all but two ties will have been completed – with Nottingham Forest’s clash with Arsenal immediately set to follow the draw. Manchester United also host Aston Villa on Monday evening.
With no replays in this season’s FA Cup third round, all other teams will have been confirmed.
