
Greater Manchester's non-league teams remaining in the FA Cup now know who they will face in the next stage, following the completion of the Third Qualifying Round draw.
The FA Cup logo before a tie in the competition
After another blockbuster weekend of FA Cup action, a number of sides from Greater Manchester remained in the hat for the Third Qualifying Round draw.
No new sides entered the competition at this stage, meaning the National League North and South clubs continue as the highest-ranked left in the Third Qualifying Round draw.
Credit: David Featherstone/ @fabphotographic - Atherton Collieries players celebrate after their FA Cup win against Witton Albion
Fixtures were once again regionalised, with a hefty sum of £5,625 on offer for the sides that win their Third Qualifying Round ties.
Atherton Collieries will welcome last season's headline makers Marine AFC for their first FA Cup Third Qualifying Round tie in 27 years,
Curzon Ashton are the highest-ranked Greater Manchester club left in the competition and they will host Cleethorpes Town of the Northern Premier League East Division.
Credit: Biddle of Nowhere Photography/ Curzon Ashton
Should FC United of Manchester see off Blyth Spartans of the National League North, they will face another tricky test away to sixth-tier Guiseley AFC.
Radcliffe will welcome Morpeth Town of the Northern Premier League Premier Division to Stainton Park for their Third Qualifying Round tie.
FA Cup Third Qualifying Round Northern section draw in full:
All matches will be held the weekend commencing October 2nd.
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