FA Cup holders Arsenal have been drawn against runners-up Hull City, a repeat of last year's enthralling final, in this season's third round after the draw was made on Monday.

Arsenal won the final 3-2 but only after coming back from trailing 2-0 after eight minutes at Wembley.

Santi Cazorla and Laurent Koscielny scored to send the game into extra time before Welsh midfielder Aaron Ramsey fired in to end Arsenal's nine-year wait for a major trophy.

"I guess it was just meant to be, with it happening in rehearsal and the draw being in Hull," Curtis Davies, who scored for Hull in the final, told the BBC.

"Alan Shearer (who performed the draw) will have to take the plaudits for this. We will have to go there and just give them a good game."

Hull manager Steve Bruce said: "It's quite remarkable. As soon as I walked in everyone was telling me we had drawn Arsenal in the rehearsal, so to do it again in the main draw is a shock. Let's hope it is as good as the final was."

In other notable ties thrown up by the draw in Hull's aquarium, Premier League leaders Chelsea host Championship (second tier) side Watford, Manchester City play Championship team Sheffield Wednesday and top flight Crystal Palace travel to Conference (fifth tier) side Dover Athletic.

Elsewhere Tottenham Hotspur travel to Premier League rivals Burnley in a repeat of the 1962 final and Sunderland host Championship side Leeds United in a repeat of the 1973 final.

Liverpool will play League Two (fourth tier) AFC Wimbledon. The Merseyside Club lost the 1988 final to the original Wimbledon side before they relocated to become the Milton Keynes Dons in 2004.

Seventh tier Blyth Spartans, the lowest ranked team in the draw for the third round, host Championship side Birmingham City.

Ties for the third round will be played Jan. 3 and Jan. 4.

The fixtures, to be played on the weekend of January 3 and January 4 are:

Arsenal v Hull

Doncaster v Bristol City

Preston v Norwich City

Accrington or Yeovil v Manchester United

QPR v Sheffield United

Barnsley or Chester v Middlesbrough

Chelsea v Watford

Cambridge or Mansfield v Bury or Luton

Everton v West Ham

Scunthorpe or Worcester v Chesterfield

Leicester City v Newcastle United

Fulham v Wolves

Brentford v Brighton & Hove Albion

Derby County v Southport

Millwall v Bradford City

Burnley v Tottenham Hotspur

Sunderland v Leeds United

Bolton Wanderers v Wigan Athletic

Cardiff City v Colchester United

Oxford or Tranmere v Swansea City

Huddersfield Town v Reading

Rotherham United v Bournemouth

Aston Villa v Blackpool

Blyth Spartans v Birmingham City

West Brom v Gateshead

Aldershot or Rochdale v Nottingham Forest

Manchester City v Sheffield Wednesday

AFC Wimbledon v Liverpool

Dover Athletic v Crystal Palace

Charlton v Blackburn Rovers

Stoke City v Wrexham

Southampton v Ipswich