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Cambridge handed dream FA Cup draw

Cambridge United have been handed a dream FA Cup fourth round tie against 11-time winners Manchester United.

Cambridge handed dream FA Cup draw

Tue, 06 Jan, 2015 - 00:00

Dylan King

The draw means the lowest-ranked side left in the competition will welcome Louis van Gaal’s Red Devils to Abbey Stadium on the weekend of January 24-25.

A total of 79 league places separate Richard Money’s League Two side with the third-placed Premier League outfit, but as has been seen on so many occasions before that does not always matter in the FA Cup.

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