The FA Cup kicks into high gear this weekend with the third round as all 20 Premier League teams enter the fray. John Molinaro previews the action ahead of kick-off.

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Macclesfield have been handed the grandest of rewards for reaching the third round as they host FA Cup holders Crystal Palace at the Leasing.com Stadium. John Rooney's side are the lowest-ranked club remaining in the competition, currently sitting 15th in the National League North table.

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The victory means Macclesfield become the first non-league side to knock out the defending FA Cup holders in 117 years. Palace themselves were the last club to achieve that feat, when they beat Wolverhampton Wanderers in January 1909.

The BBC only has two televised FA Cup third-round fixtures this weekend and both will be broadcast on Saturday. ITV will not be showing any FA Cup matches after the BBC agreed a four-year deal with TNT Sports, the main rights holder, to co-exclusively broadcast 14 games per season.