All Carlisle United eyes will be on ball number ten in tonight's FA Cup first round draw.

The Blues and their fellow clubs from Leagues One and Two join the competition at this stage.

And Paul Simpson's side and their supporters will be hoping for a favourable draw in the 2022/23 competition.

The draw will take place at about 7.15pm live on BBC Two, as well as on the official Emirates FA Cup Twitter and Facebook channels.

It is being held at Lye Meadow, home of Southern League minnows Alvechurch, who booked their place in the first round by beating Worksop Town on Saturday.

Dion Dublin and Alan Smith will conduct the draw, which sees United among 48 clubs from the third and fourth tiers who will join 32 non-league clubs at the first round proper stage.

The Blues landed one of the competition's minnows last season when they drew Isthmian League outfit Horsham, going on to win 2-0 at Brunton Park.

The previous campaign their first round tie took them to Hayes & Yeading, with Carlisle squeezing through on penalties after a 2-2 extra-time draw.

Minnows in the draw this time around include Coalville Town from the Southern League Premier Division Central, who shocked Notts County in the fourth round qualifying.

South Shields, managed by Kevin Phillips and with ex-Blues such as Lewis Alessandra and Gary Liddle in their ranks, are another intriguing non-league name in the draw after the Northern Premier League side dumped out Scunthorpe United on Saturday, having overcome Workington Reds in a previous round.

Other low-ranked sides in the draw include Southern Premier League team Needham Market, who are in the first round for the first time in their history.

Chelmsford City, Bracknell Town and Merthyr Town are also among the minnows, while certain previous first-round Carlisle opponents are in the hat, including 2013's infamous rivals Boreham Wood.

Carlisle's fellow Cumbrians Barrow are number four.

FULL BALL NUMBERS

1. Accrington Stanley

2. AFC Wimbledon

3. Barnsley

4. Barrow AFC

5. Bolton Wanderers

6. Bradford City

7. Bristol Rovers

8. Burton Albion

9. Cambridge United

10. Carlisle United

11. Charlton Athletic

12. Cheltenham Town

13. Colchester United

14. Crawley Town

15. Crewe Alexandra

16. Derby County

17. Doncaster Rovers

18. Exeter City

19. Fleetwood Town

20. Forest Green Rovers

21. Gillingham

22. Grimsby Town

23. Harrogate Town

24. Hartlepool United

25. Ipswich Town

26. Leyton Orient

27. Lincoln City

28. Mansfield Town

29. Milton Keynes Dons

30. Morecambe

31. Newport County

32. Northampton Town

33. Oxford United

34. Peterborough United

35. Plymouth Argyle

36. Port Vale

37. Portsmouth

38. Rochdale

39. Salford City

40. Sheffield Wednesday

41. Shrewsbury Town

42. Stevenage

43. Stockport County

44. Sutton United

45. Swindon Town

46. Tranmere Rovers

47. Walsall

48. Wycombe Wanderers

49. Oldham Athletic AFC or Chester

50. Kidderminster Harriers or AFC Fylde

51. King’s Lynn Town

52. York City

53. South Shields

54. Solihull Moors

55. Curzon Ashton

56. Blyth Spartans or Wrexham

57. Altrincham or Gateshead

58. Chesterfield

59. Alvechurch

60. Buxton

61. Coalville Town

62. FC Halifax Town

63. Hereford

64. Torquay United or Hampton & Richmond Borough

65. Yeovil Town or Taunton Town

66. Maidenhead United

67. Eastleigh

68. Ebbsfleet United

69. Woking

70. Dagenham & Redbridge

71. Hendon or Chippenham Town

72. Weymouth

73. Oxford City

74. Bracknell Town

75. Boreham Wood

76. Barnet

77. Needham Market

78. Chelmsford City

79. Merthyr Town

80. Farnborough