Crystal Palace will kick off their FA Cup defence against Macclesfield Town, who currently play in the sixth tier of English football.
The draw took place earlier today, with former England stars Joe Cole and Peter Crouch pulling the balls from the pot.
It's a fascinating tie for the holders, who'll be heavy favourites against their non-league opponents.
All 20 Premier League sides and 24 Championship clubs entered at this stage, alongside the winners from the second round.
Crystal Palace won the FA Cup last season in stunning fashion after beating Manchester City
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Fans won't have long to wait for the action, with fixtures set to take place around the weekend of Saturday 10 January 2026.
Palace's triumph last season was truly historic, marking the club's first major trophy.
They secured the silverware with a 1-0 victory over Manchester City at Wembley back in May.
Eberechi Eze, who has since moved to Arsenal, netted the decisive goal in the first half to deny Pep Guardiola another piece of silverware.
Goalkeeper Dean Henderson was equally brilliant on the day, saving a penalty and producing several stunning stops to keep City at bay.
The FA Cup third round will commence the weekend of January 10
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It was a memorable afternoon for Eagles supporters, and now they'll be hoping for another magical cup run this time around.
There's a twist to this year's competition that fans should know about – replays have been scrapped entirely.
If any match finishes level after 90 minutes, it'll head straight to extra-time and penalties to settle things on the day.
Crystal Palace won their first-ever trophy after winning the FA Cup
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Macclesfield aren't the only non-league outfit dreaming of a giant-killing, either.
Boreham Wood from the National League made it through to the third round, along with Weston-super-Mare from the sixth tier.
Brackley Town could also join them if they manage to see off Burton Albion in their outstanding second-round tie.
FA Cup third round draw in full
Wolves vs Shrewsbury Town
Doncaster Rovers vs Southampton
Tottenham vs Aston Villa
Port Vale vs Fleetwood Town
Preston North End vs Wigan Athletic
The FA Cup is the oldest cup competition in football history
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Ipswich Town vs Blackpool
Wrexham vs Nottingham Forest
Charlton Athletic vs Chelsea
Manchester City vs Exeter City
West Ham United vs QPR
Sheffield Wednesday vs Brentford
Fulham vs Middlesbrough
Everton vs Sunderland
Liverpool vs Barnsley
Burnley vs Millwall
Norwich City vs Walsall
Portsmouth vs Arsenal
Derby County vs Leeds United
Swansea City vs West Brom
Salford City vs Swindon Town
Boreham Wood vs Brackley Town or Burton Albion
Grimsby Town vs Weston-super-Mare
Hull City vs Blackburn Rovers
Newcastle United vs Bournemouth
MK Dons vs Oxford United
Cheltenham Town vs Leicester City
Cambridge United vs Birmingham City
Bristol City vs Watford
Stoke City vs Coventry City
Macclesfield FC vs Crystal Palace
Manchester United vs Brighton
Sheffield United vs Mansfield Town