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Wrexham secured a crucial victory in Friday’s fourth-round clash of the 2025-26 FA Cup, winning 1-0 in Wales thanks to a first-half goal from Josh Windass. The win against Ipswi

That last piece of domestic silverware was the FA Cup, which they won eight years ago under the guidance of Italian Antonio Conte. After falling at the semi-final stage of the Carabao Cup this season to Arsenal, the FA Cup could present an opportunity for Liam Rosenior to land a first prize as Chelsea boss.

Paranoia around FA Cup draws is rife among football fans, who are convinced their club’s path to glory is always steeper than those presented to rivals. But this belief is largely instinctive, shaped by a few standout ties that loom larger than the rest.

Wrexham achieved another landmark moment in their meteoric rise after reaching the last 16 of England's FA Cup for the first time since 1997.

Taking on Leeds United in the fourth round of the FA Cup is a chance for Birmingham to show what they can do says boss Chris Davies.

The FA’s plans have faced fierce pushback from clubs, who said teams made clear their opposition during a consultation process.

Only 24,000 fans were in attendance to see the Lads take on Birmingham — and Mick McCarthy had a theory as to why!