The TV picks for the fourth round of the FA Cup have been confirmed, with Macclesfield set for another big pay day.
After pulling off arguably the greatest FA Cup shock of all time by dumping holders Crystal Palace, the National League North side have been handed another home tie against Brentford.
Macclesfield created a moment of history at home against Palace
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Macclesfield created a moment of history at home against PalaceCredit: Getty
And as a result, their game against the Bees has been given the big Monday night slot.
It's scheduled for 7:30pm on Monday, 16 February and will be shown on TNT Sports 1.
For reaching the fourth round, they picked up £121,000, and no matter what happens next, they are guaranteed £80,000 for being picked for TV coverage.
The gate money is also split with 45 per cent going to each side, but the Bees could decide to donate their portion of the fee to Macclesfield.
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So, it's looking like a lucrative evening for Macclesfield.
The FA Cup fourth-round televised fixtures start with Liam Rosenior returning to Hull City as Chelsea manager.
Rosenior was sacked by the Tigers after failing to take them into the play-offs, and he will be looking to take the Blues into the next round.
That game is set for Friday, February 13 at 7:45pm, with the game on BBC and TNT Sports 1.
On that same Friday, Wrexham are also on TV in Wales.
The Championship side saw off Nottingham Forest in a penalty shootout following a 3-3 draw, and they are up against Ipswich Town next, live on BBC Wales.
Saturday has three TV games, starting with Burton Albion takinng on West Ham United at 12:15pm.
That certainly has the potential for an upset as the Brewers welcome the struggling Irons, and it will be shown on TNT Sports 1.
Wrexham are hoping for a good cup run
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Wrexham are hoping for a good cup runCredit: Getty
5:45pm sees Aston Villa welcome Newcastle United, which will see one of two sides who would fancy their chances in this competition crashing out.
Villa made the the semi-finals last year, while the Toon under Eddie Howe claimed the Carabao Cup and always take the domestic competitions seriously.
It's a bad draw for both clubs, but for neutrals, it should be a cracker, and it's on BBC One and TNT Sports 3.
Later that evening, we have another all-Premier League clash, with Brighton & Hove Albion making the trip to Merseyside to take on Liverpool.
The Seagulls' reward for beating Man United for the first time in the FA Cup is a trip to Anfield, and that is on at 8pm on TNT Sports 1.
Sunday has five ties, and they are all on TV in some way.
Aston Villa and Newcastle usually produces some great games
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Aston Villa and Newcastle usually produces some great gamesCredit: AFP
Sunday, February 15 sees the day start with Birmingham City hosting Leeds United.
That is due to start at 12pm on TNT Sports 3.
Another match that definitely screams upset potential is Wolves visiting Grimsby Town.
Grimsby have already beaten Manchester United this season in the Carabao Cup, so they'll fancy their chances here.
That one is due to get going at 1:30pm on TNT Sports 1.
At 2pm, Oxford United host Sunderland and Stoke City welcome Fulham.
Both of those are on discovery+. More details on how to access that here.
And the other TV game sees Arsenal take on Wigan Athletic.
That match is scheduled to get going at 4:30pm, and it will be on TNT Sports 1.
Palace won't be defending their FA Cup this year
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Palace won't be defending their FA Cup this yearCredit: Getty
FA Cup fourth-round fixtures in full
Friday, February 13
Hull City v Chelsea – 7:45pm – Live on BBC One & TNT Sports 1
Wrexham v Ipswich Town – 7:45pm – Live on BBC Wales
Saturday, February 14
Burton Albion v West Ham United - 12:15pm – Live on TNT Sports 1
Burnley v Mansfield Town – 3pm
Manchester City v Salford City or Swindon Town – 3pm
Norwich City v West Bromwich Albion – 3pm
Port Vale v Bristol City – 3pm
Southampton v Leicester City – 3pm
Aston Villa v Newcastle United - 17:45pm – Live on BBC One & TNT Sports 3
Liverpool v Brighton & Hove Albion – 8pm – Live on TNT Sports 1
Sunday, February 15
Birmingham City v Leeds United – 12pm – Live on TNT Sports 3
Grimsby Town v Wolverhampton Wanderers – 1:30pm – Live on TNT Sports 1
Oxford United v Sunderland – 2pm – Live on discovery+
Stoke City v Fulham - 2pm – Live on discovery+
Arsenal v Wigan Athletic – 4:30pm – Live on TNT Sports 1
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Monday, February 16
Macclesfield v Brentford – 7:30pm – Live on TNT Sports 1