Following a 3-1 win on the night for the Blades, Spurs will face an away trip to Sheffield in the next round of the cup as they look to end their long wait for a major trophy.

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Spurs themselves booked a place in the fifth round with a comprehensive 3-0 win over Preston North End over a week ago, thanks to a brace from Heung-min Son and a debut goal for Arnaut Danjuma.

However, with Wrexham and Sheffield United drawing 3-3 in a dramatic match in Wales, the two sides had to go again this evening to find out who would book a tie against the Lilywhites on March 1.

The National League club, co-owned by Hollywood superstar Ryan Reynolds, were just minutes away from an upset in the first match, and missed a penalty to go 2-1 up this evening, but they fall at the final hurdle in pursuit of Premier League opposition.

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This was a good draw for Tottenham no matter what happened. With so many big Premier League clubs getting knocked out already, it’s just about avoiding the likes of Man City, Man United, and Brighton for as long as possible.

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The FA Cup arguably represents Tottenham’s best chance of winning a trophy this season and Antonio Conte will certainly be taking the competition seriously, particularly with a number of Premier League sides already exiting in the early stages of the tournament.

Following their 3-0 win over Preston North End in the fourth round a little over a week ago, Spurs discovered that they will be taking on the winner of the tie between Wrexham and Sheffield United.

The National League outfit, who are co-owned by Hollywood superstar Ryan Reynolds, came very close to causing a major upset but the Blades scored a stoppage-time at Racecourse Ground to set up a replay Bramall Lane.

The replay will take place this evening, with an opportunity to host Tottenham at stake for the two teams. Spurs fans can watch the FA Cup tie live on ITV 4, with kick-off at 7:45 p.m.

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It will certainly be an amazing achievement for Wrexham to play a side like Spurs and I hope that the Welsh side are able to pull off an upset this evening. However, realistically, the Blades are overwhelming favourites to get the job done at home.

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Wrexham’s 2-0 win over Aldershot Town on Saturday meant that they maintained their place at the summit of the National League table as they look to return to League Two following the takeover by Hollywood duo Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

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However, there were some eyebrows raised when the Wrexham players pulled out Son’s signature camera celebration after one of their goals.

Lee has now revealed that his friend Tom Lockyer, who plays for Wales, was informed by Ben Davies that Son is a big fan of the Welsh club, which is why the players decided to dedicate their goal to the Spurs star.

Watch Lee’s post-match interview on Wrexham’s official channel below:

One for you, @Sonny7!

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— Wrexham AFC (@Wrexham_AFC) November 19, 2022

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It sounds like Sonny very much remains a part of the Welsh mafia. With Wrexham having received massive media attention following the takeover by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, it looks as if the South Korean has been watching the ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ documentary on Netflix.

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The club based in the north of Wales have been making the headlines in recent weeks after Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney had been pursuing a takeover of the club.

The takeover was completed after 98.6% of members of the Wrexham Supporters Trust voted in favour of it going through (Guardian).

Reynolds and McElhenney reportedly plan to make a ‘global force’ in the future but they have plenty of work to do, with the club finishing 19th in the National League last season.

It is normal for fans to dream of big-name signings after a takeover of this magnitude goes through but one player who will not be heading to the club anytime soon is Gareth Bale.

The Welsh superstar did admit that he was pleased for the club but admitted that he did not see himself going there.

The Tottenham winger told Sky Sports: “Hopefully it’s good for Wrexham.

“I haven’t read too much about it, but I have read about it.

“Hopefully they do good things for Wrexham and get them back into the Football League. It’s a bit too far for me, from Cardiff!”

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