FA Cup second-round draw: date, time, venue and full list of ball numbers
The FA Cup second-round proper draw takes place on Monday, 9 November, hosted at Plymouth Parkway's Bolitho Park ground. All 40 qualified clubs, including Leicester City, Luton Town and Plymouth Argyle, have been assigned ball numbers ahead of the draw.
The Emirates FA Cup second-round proper draw is scheduled for Monday, 9 November, with proceedings beginning at 6pm and the draw itself expected to get under way at approximately 6.45pm. The event is being hosted at Plymouth Parkway’s Bolitho Park ground in Plymouth, ahead of their tie against Berkhamsted, which kicks off at 7.30pm.
Forty clubs have been assigned ball numbers for the draw, spanning League One, League Two and non-league football. Championship sides Leicester City and Luton Town are among the higher-profile names in the pot, alongside League One clubs Barnsley, Blackpool, Wigan Athletic and Plymouth Argyle.
Ball 16 remains to be confirmed, pending the outcome of the Plymouth Parkway versus Berkhamsted match being played at the same venue on the night of the draw.
Full ball numbers
- Dover Athletic
- Mansfield Town
- Exeter City
- Luton Town
- Bristol Rovers
- Oldham Athletic
- Kidderminster Harriers
- Leyton Orient
- Wycombe Wanderers
- Milton Keynes Dons
- Newport County
- Rotherham United
- Barnet
- Rochdale
- Barnsley
- Plymouth Parkway or Berkhamsted
- Chesterfield
- Barrow
- AFC Fylde
- Crewe Alexandra
- Stevenage
- Burton Albion
- Cray Wanderers
- Port Vale
- Cheltenham Town
- Colchester United
- Eastleigh
- Reading
- Wimborne Town
- Plymouth Argyle
- Blackpool
- Sutton United
- Grimsby Town
- Leicester City
- Bradford City
- York City
- Notts County
- Wigan Athletic
- Carlisle United
- Salisbury
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