FA Cup Draw 2016: Full 3rd-Round Fixtures and Dates Released

Holders Manchester United will host Reading in the third round of the 2016-17 FA Cup after all the Premier League and Championship sides were entered into the competition in Monday's draw.  

Premier League leaders Chelsea will face Notts County or Peterborough United, while Arsenal—the joint-most successful side in the competition's history with United—will get their campaign under way at Preston North End.

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool side will play either Newport County or Plymouth Argyle at Anfield, and Pep Guardiola's Manchester City were paired with West Ham United.

Here is the full list of fixtures following the draw: 

Home	vs.	Away
Ipswich Town	vs.	Lincoln City/Oldham Atheltic
Barrow	vs.	Rochdale
Manchester United	vs.	Reading
Hull City	vs.	Swansea City
Sunderland	vs.	Burnley
Queens Park Rangers	vs.	Blackburn Rovers
Millwall	vs.	Bournemouth
West Ham United	vs.	Manchester City
Brighton & Hove Albion	vs.	MK Dons/Charlton Athletic
Blackpool	vs.	Barnsley
Wigan Athletic	vs.	Nottingham Forest
Birmingham City	vs.	Newcastle United
Chelsea	vs.	Notts County/Peterborough United
Middlesbrough	vs.	Sheffield Wednesday
West Bromwich Albion	vs.	Derby County
Everton	vs.	Leicester City
Liverpool	vs.	Newport County/Plymouth Argyle
Wycombe Wanderers	vs.	Stourbridge/Northampton Town
Watford	vs.	Burton Albion
Preston North End	vs.	Arsenal
Cardiff City	vs.	Fulham
Stoke City	vs.	Wolverhampton Wanderers
Cambridge United	vs.	Leeds United
Bristol City	vs.	Fleetwood Town/Shrewsbury Town
Huddersfield Town	vs.	Port Vale
Tottenham Hotspur	vs.	Aston Villa
Brentford	vs.	Halifax Town/Eastleigh
Bolton Wanderers	vs.	Crystal Palace
Norwich City	vs.	Southampton
Sutton United	vs.	AFC Wimbledon
Accrington Stanley	vs.	Luton Town
Rotherham United	vs.	Oxford United/Macclesfield Town

Fixtures will be played across the weekend of Jan. 6 to Jan. 9, 2017.

Non-league sides Barrow and Sutton United will continue their campaigns against Rochdale and AFC Wimbledon, respectively.

Meanwhile, seventh-tier Stourbridge, the lowest-ranked side left in the draw, will face Wycombe Wanderers if they can see off League One's Northampton Town in the second round following an initial postponement.

Per Squawka, Old Trafford will see the return of former United centre-back Jaap Stam in the third round, as the Dutchman now manages Reading:

City's clash with West Ham is arguably the highlight all-Premier League draw of the round and will be a tough challenge for Guardiola as he takes charge of his first FA Cup match.

However, other top-flight pairings include Hull City hosting fellow strugglers Swansea City and Premier League champions Leicester City travelling to Goodison Park to face Everton.

Former FA Cup winners Steven Gerrard and Ian Wright analysed the draw on BT Sport Football:

Tottenham Hotspur are one of the Premier League sides who will be wary of an upset when they play host to Aston Villa, who have looked much better of late under manager Steve Bruce.