The FA Cup third round is well underway for the 2023/24 campaign, with more tantalising encounters to come on Sunday.
Current FA Cup holders Manchester City will be in action as they face what appears a fairly straightforward home tie with Huddersfield Town, while Hollywood League Two side Wrexham travel to Shrewsbury Town.
However, the big event comes in the day's late kick-off when Arsenal host Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium as the two title challengers take a break from Premier League duties.
Here is your guide to Sunday's FA Cup third round matches.
Wrexham could very well be in League One alongside Shrewsbury next season, but for now a victory for Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's side at New Meadow would technically be classed as an underdog story.
The Red Dragons currently sit third in League Two, but have been in brilliant recent form as they climb the table. Phil Parkinson will be hopeful his side can cause a few upsets in this year's FA Cup, although they will have to conquer Shrewsbury first.
Currently residing in 13th in League One, the Shrews have only won one of their last five games, but have already beaten Wrexham's old National League rivals Notts County in the FA Cup second round.
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Man City have often been accused of benefitting from rather simplistic draws in the domestic cup competitions and that is certainly the case this year for the holders. Pep Guardiola's side welcome Huddersfield to Manchester, a team they beat 6-1 in the Terriers' last visit to the Etihad.
The current world champions are likely to rotate heavily for Huddersfield's arrival, but they should still waltz to a
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