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When is FA Cup 2nd round draw? Date, start time, TV channel, live stream and ball numbers for next stage

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THE FA Cup has kicked off in style and the draw for the second round is fast approaching.

On Friday night, former Premier League champions Leicester saw off sixth tier Oxford City side to advance to the next stage with a 4-2 win.

Oxford City v Leicester City - Emirates FA Cup First Round
Leicester advanced to the second round of the FA Cup with a 4-2 win over Oxford City
Ipswich Town v Maidstone United - Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round
The draw for the FA Cup second round is edging closer

A total of 80 teams feature in the first round proper, including 48 professional clubs from League One and League Two and the 32 non-league sides that successfully navigated the qualifying rounds.

The next stage sees the 40 victorious clubs from the opening round face off to secure a place in the highly anticipated third round, when the Premier League big boys enter the competition.

The ultimate goal for the smaller clubs is to land a lucrative tie against one of English football‘s elite.

SunSport brings you all the details you need ahead of the FA Cup second round draw.

When is the FA Cup second round draw?

The draw for the second round of the FA Cup is scheduled to take place on Monday, November 9.

Football fans in the UK can tune in to the draw on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max.

The draw will be conducted live from Devon before the final match of the first round proper between non-league sides Plymouth Parkway and Berkhamsted.

TNT regular Jules Breach will host proceedings, with Karen Carney and Joel Ward pulling out the balls

The draw will begin at approximately 6:45pm GMT, with the match itself kicking off at 7:30pm GMT.

Fans can also watch the draw for free via the TNT Sports YouTube channel.

The second round matches will be played across Friday, December 4 to Monday, December 7 to accommodate live television selections.

FA Cup first round fixtures

All kick-off times 3pm GMT unless stated

Friday, November 6

  • Bristol Rovers 2-0 Cambridge United
  • Oxford City 2-4 Leicester City

Saturday, November 7

  • Accrington Stanley v Wycombe Wanderers
  • Barnet v Tranmere Rovers 
  • Barnsley v Aldershot Town 
  • Boreham Wood v Wigan Athletic 
  • Bradford City v Marine 
  • Bromley v Rotherham United 
  • Burton Albion v AFC Rushden & Diamonds 
  • Carlisle United v Salford City 
  • Cheltenham Town v Halifax Town 
  • Chesterfield v Yeovil Town 
  • Colchester United v Worcester City 
  • Crewe Alexandra v AFC Wimbledon 
  • Dover Athletic v Wealdstone
  • Eastleigh v Shrewsbury Town 
  • Fleetwood Town v Rochdale 
  • Gillingham v Barrow 
  • Guiseley v Sutton United 
  • Harrogate Town v AFC Fylde 
  • Hornchurch v Blackpool 
  • Huddersfield Town v Exeter City 
  • Kidderminster Harriers v Doncaster Rovers 
  • Leyton Orient v Harborough Town 
  • Luton Town v Forest Green Rovers 
  • MK Dons v Swindon Town 
  • Mansfield Town v Macclesfield 
  • Newport County v Walsall 
  • Oxford United v Stevenage 
  • Plymouth Argyle v Alvechurch 
  • Port Vale v Scunthorpe United 
  • Salisbury v Sholing 
  • York City v Northampton Town 
  • Altrincham v Notts County (5.30pm)
  • Peterborough United v Reading (8pm)

Sunday, November 8

  • Stafford Rangers v Grimsby Town (12pm)
  • Cray Wanderers v Stockport County (2.15pm)
  • Wimborne Town v Crawley Town 
  • Oldham Athletic v Sheffield Wednesday (5.15pm)

Monday, November 9

  • Plymouth Parkway v Berkhamsted (7.30pm)

FA Cup second round ball numbers

1. Dover Athletic or Wealdstone
2. Mansfield Town or Macclesfield
3. Huddersfield Town or Exeter City
4. Luton Town or Forest Green Rovers
5. Bristol Rovers
6. Oldham Athletic or Sheffield Wednesday
7. Kidderminster Harriers or Doncaster Rovers
8. Leyton Orient or Harborough Town
9. Accrington Stanley or Wycombe Wanderers
10. Milton Keynes Dons or Swindon Town
11. Newport County or Walsall
12. Bromley or Rotherham United
13. Barnet or Tranmere Rovers
14. Fleetwood Town or Rochdale
15. Barnsley or Aldershot Town
16. Plymouth Parkway or Berkhamsted
17. Chesterfield or Yeovil Town
18. Gillingham or Barrow
19. Harrogate Town or AFC Fylde
20. Crewe Alexandra or AFC Wimbledon
21. Oxford United or Stevenage
22. Burton Albion or AFC Rushden & Diamonds
23. Cray Wanderers or Stockport County
24. Port Vale or Scunthorpe United
25. Cheltenham Town or FC Halifax Town
26. Colchester United or Worcester City
27. Eastleigh or Shrewsbury Town
28. Peterborough United or Reading
29. Wimborne Town or Crawley Town
30. Plymouth Argyle or Alvechurch
31. Hornchurch or Blackpool
32. Guiseley or Sutton United
33. Stafford Rangers or Grimsby Town
34. Leicester City
35. Bradford City or Marine
36. York City or Northampton Town
37. Altrincham or Notts County
38. Boreham Wood or Wigan Athletic
39. Carlisle United or Salford City
40. Salisbury or Sholing

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