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FA Cup fourth qualifying round draw made

A meeting of two old FA Cup rivals was among the ties pulled out of the velvet bag in the fourth qualifying round draw on Monday.

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A meeting of two old FA Cup rivals was among the ties pulled out of the velvet bag in the fourth qualifying round draw on Monday.

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National League clubs enter this season’s competitions for the first time at this stage and current leaders Wrexham have been handed a trip to National League North club Blyth Spartans.

The two sides famously met in the fifth round in 1978, with a controversial equaliser by Wrexham’s Dixie McNeill forcing a replay in the North East.

In front of over 42,000 supporters at Newcastle United’s St James Park, a brave Spartans display went without reward as a 2-1 win earned Wrexham a quarter-final tie against Arsenal.

Elsewhere in the draw, National League strugglers Scunthorpe United will be in the North East as they visit Northern Premier League Premier Division title challengers South Shields.

United Counties League club Anstey Nomads have landed a plum tie as they host Chesterfield and Clitheroe or Bury will entertain York City.

There are several all-National League ties as Altrincham and Gateshead meet in the FA Cup for a second consecutive season and Dorking Wanderers host Eastleigh.

have been handed an away tie at Woking and Boreham Wood will hope to begin another memorable run when they entertain Wealdstone.

All ties will take place on the weekend of Saturday 15th October, with winning clubs taking home £9,375 and losing clubs collecting £3,125 from the competition prize fund.

The draw in full:

Oldham Athletic vs Chester or Hanley Town

Harriers vs Congleton Town or

King’s Lynn Town vs Stocksbridge Park Steels or Ashington

Clitheroe or Bury AFC vs York City

South Shields vs Scunthorpe United

Solihull Moors vs Basford United or Boston United

Peterborough Sports vs or Curzon Ashton

Blyth Spartans vs Wrexham

Altrincham vs Gateshead

Anstey Nomads vs Chesterfield

Alvechurch vs

Buxton vs Hyde United

Notts County vs Coalville Town

St Ives Town vs

Bromley vs Hereford

Torquay United vs Borough

Yeovil Town vs Taunton Town

Maidenhead United vs Eastbourne Borough

Dorking Wanderers vs Eastleigh

Ebbsfleet United vs Sevenoaks Town

Woking vs Southend United

Beckenham Town vs Dagenham & Redbridge

vs Chippenham Town

Havant & Waterlooville vs Weymouth

Hornchurch vs Oxford City or Plymouth Parkway

Bracknell Town vs Banbury United

Boreham Wood vs Wealdstone

Barnet vs Weston Super Mare

Needham Market vs Maidstone United

Chelmsford City vs Aldershot Town

vs Folkestone Invicta

Farnborough vs Billericay Town or Town

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