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FA Cup Fourth Round Qualifying Draw: Full Draw Revealed

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The draw for the Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round Qualifying has been made, with 32 ties confirmed for the weekend of Saturday 17 October.

Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round Qualifying draw

The Fourth Round Qualifying stage is the final hurdle before the First Round Proper, when clubs from League One and League Two enter the competition. All ties are scheduled for Saturday 17 October, with kick-off times subject to confirmation and any changes announced by the Football Association.

North Section

  • Harborough Town v Spennymoor Town
  • Chorley v Worcester City
  • Gateshead v Stafford Rangers or Halesowen Town
  • FC Halifax Town v South Shields
  • Leiston v Guiseley
  • Barrow v Gloucester City
  • Hartlepool United v Marine
  • Boston United v Scunthorpe United
  • Macclesfield or Scarborough Athletic v Anstey Nomads
  • Altrincham v FC United of Manchester
  • Bury v Harrogate Town
  • Bury Town or Spalding United v Alvechurch
  • AFC Rushden & Diamonds v Morecambe
  • Kidderminster Harriers v Solihull Moors
  • Carlisle United v Tamworth
  • AFC Fylde v Trafford or Atherton Collieries

South Section

  • Salisbury v Eastbourne Borough
  • Sutton United v Truro City
  • Chesham United v Forest Green Rovers
  • Leatherhead v Yeovil Town
  • Eastleigh v Brentwood Town
  • Southend United v Berkhamsted
  • Sholing v SE Dons
  • Plymouth Parkway v Chertsey Town
  • Dover Athletic v Dorking Wanderers
  • Bedford Town or Wingate & Finchley v Cray Wanderers
  • Uxbridge v Hornchurch
  • Aldershot Town v Tadley Calleva
  • Torquay United v Oxford City
  • Wimborne Town v Chelmsford City
  • Boreham Wood v Woking
  • Wealdstone v Worthing

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£9,375 Up For Grabs

There is plenty at stake for the clubs involved. Winners of Fourth Round Qualifying ties will receive £9,375, while defeated clubs will receive £3,125. The winners will then progress to the First Round Proper, where League One and League Two clubs enter the competition.

Some Huge Ties To Look Out For

There are several eye-catching ties across both sections. Boreham Wood, who are currently leading the National League, have been handed a home tie against Woking, while Carlisle United will host Tamworth and Barrow welcome Gloucester City.

Elsewhere, Harborough Town face Spennymoor Town, Salisbury host Eastbourne Borough, Sutton United welcome Truro City and Chesham United have been handed a home tie against Forest Green Rovers.

With the National League clubs entering at this stage, the Fourth Round Qualifying weekend promises another huge round of non-league FA Cup action.

Who do you think has the best chance of reaching the First Round Proper? Let us know on social media.

National League: Boreham Wood Stay Top as Woking Hit Carlisle for Five

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The National League table has been reshaped after another action-packed Saturday, with Boreham Wood increasing their lead at the top of the table following a convincing victory over Solihull Moors.

There were goals throughout the division, including a five-goal thriller at Carlisle, a big win for Woking and an impressive away victory for Barrow.

Saturday’s National League results

  • Aldershot Town 5–1 Tamworth
  • Altrincham 3–0 Hornchurch
  • Boston United 0–1 AFC Fylde
  • Carlisle United 2–5 Woking
  • Harrogate Town 4–1 Eastleigh
  • Kidderminster Harriers 0–1 Yeovil Town
  • Scunthorpe United 4–1 Hartlepool United
  • Solihull Moors 0–3 Boreham Wood
  • Southend United 2–4 Barrow
  • Sutton United 3–3 Forest Green Rovers
  • Wealdstone 4–0 Gateshead
  • Worthing 2–1 FC Halifax Town

Boreham Wood go top

Boreham Wood produced one of the standout results of the afternoon, winning 3–0 away at Solihull Moors.

The victory takes Boreham Wood to 26 points from 10 games, with a goal difference of +15. They now sit at the summit of the National League table.

Southend United remain second on 20 points, while AFC Fylde are also on 20 points after their narrow 1–0 victory at Boston United.

Woking hit five at Carlisle

Woking were another big winner, recording a 5–2 victory away at Carlisle United.

The result moves Woking onto 12 points, while Carlisle remain on 10 points after their tenth league game.

Elsewhere, Aldershot Town also scored five as they defeated Tamworth 5–1.

Barrow stun Southend

Southend United suffered a setback at home as Barrow came away with a 4–2 victory.

Southend remain second with 20 points, but their goal difference has taken a hit following the four goals conceded.

Big wins for Wealdstone and Harrogate

Wealdstone recorded a comprehensive 4–0 win over Gateshead, while Harrogate Town defeated Eastleigh 4–1.

Harrogate’s victory keeps them firmly in the promotion picture, with 19 points from 10 matches.

Altrincham and Yeovil claim away wins

Altrincham recorded a comfortable 3–0 victory over Hornchurch, taking them to 18 points.

Yeovil Town also picked up three points on the road, beating Kidderminster Harriers 1–0.

Six-goal thriller at Sutton

One of the most entertaining games of the afternoon came at Sutton United, where the hosts and Forest Green Rovers played out a 3–3 draw.

Sutton move onto 17 points, while Forest Green sit on 14.

The picture at the top

With Boreham Wood leading the way on 26 points, the battle behind them is already becoming congested. Southend and AFC Fylde are level on 20 points, while Harrogate, Aldershot, Yeovil, Kidderminster and Altrincham are all within striking distance.

At the other end, Solihull Moors and Gateshead remain on four points, while Tamworth have eight and Hartlepool nine.

With all 24 clubs having now played 10 matches, the National League table is beginning to take shape — but there is still plenty of football to be played.

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