FA CUP
Aston Villa versus Manchester United is just one of four all Premiership clashes fixed for this weekend.
At White Hart Lane supporters of both Tottenham and Reading will be expecting more fireworks after the sides served up a Christmas feast last week with the home side eventually running out 6-4 victors.
Dimitar Berbatov (pictured left) hit four that day and the striker has now been valued at more than £30 million by his manager Juande Ramos.
At Upton Park in form West Ham United face a tricky tie against Premiership fouth placed side Manchester City.
In 2006 when the Hammers eventually reached the FA Cup final against Liverpool they defeated City 2-1 along the way and will be expecting more of the same in East London.
Premiership strugglers Sunderland and Wigan go head to head at the Stadium of light with the latter still on a high after a wonderful 1-1 draw at Anfield midweek.
Both Roy Keane and Steve Bruce may be more worried about top flight survival but still are expected to give their all in the world's oldest football competition.
Luton Town almost caused one of the biggest upsets in recent FA Cup history when they led Liverpool 3-1 at half time in a 3rd round tie in 2006.
The Pool went on to win that tie 5-3 and eventaully the cup out-right with victory over West Ham United in that memorable cup final.
And at the Britannia Stadium Stoke City who are fourth in the Championship will be hoping to inflict more turmoil on under-fire Newcastle United boss Sam Allardyce by dumping the Magpies out of the cup at the first hurdle.
FULL FA CUP 3RD ROUND FIXTURE LIST
(Saturday games)
Aston Villa v Manchester United
Barnsley v Blackpool
Blackburn Rovers v Coventry City
Bolton Wanderers v Sheff. United
Brighton v Mansfield Town
Bristol City v Middlesbrough
Charlton Athletic v West Brom
Chasetown v Cardiff
Chelsea v QPR
Colchester United v Peterborough
Everton v Oldham
Huddersfield Town v Birmingham City
Ipswich Town v Portsmouth
Norwich City v Bury
Plymouth Argyle v Hull
Preston North End v Scunthorpe
Southampton v Leicester City
Southend Unt v Dagenham and Redbridge
Sunderland v Wigan Athletic
Swansea v Havant and W
Swindon Town v Barnet
Tottenham Hotspurs v Reading
Tranmere Rovers v Hereford
Walsall v Millwall
Watford v Crystal Palace
West Ham United v Manchester City
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Cambridge United
(Sunday games)
Burnley v Arsenal
Derby County v Sheffield Wednesday
Fulham v Bristol Rovers
Luton Town v Liverpool
Stoke City v Newcastle United

who'd have thought it would be a portsmouth - cardiff final lol