Here are some articles on the financial boost for a lower league side facing a top tier side. 

http://www.sunderlandecho.com/sport/football/sunderland-afc/david-jones-why-lower-league-sides-groaned-when-sunderland-were-drawn-at-arsenal-1-7612958

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/analysis-and-features/fa-cup-is-still-a-game-changer-for-future-of-lower-league-clubs-a6801731.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/guides/zt7djxs

36 minutes ago, offside said:

Lower league clubs actually prefer to play the Premier League sides away. Ticket sales are split evenly between the sides. Playing at Old Trafford is worth over a million pounds even before broadcasting money. 

 At this stage of the completion Net gate receipts are split 45% to each of the clubs and 10% goes to the FA who use the money to part fund what they call the pool. 

 

If Arsenal lose to Sutton ArsenalfanTV should become PPV.

Sutton will turn em over. Troopz will have a melt down and Claude will pass out. Come on Sutton. 

2 hours ago, Bobbywoodhogan said:

Nothing is impossible, I consistently think draws are rigged. You can do it with balls that are warm or cold etc. 

I don't think they would risk it though. They have different people picking out the balls in every draw. It would only take one person to refuse to go along with it and then they would be screwed. I doubt they would risk covering something up when so many people would be involved.

Oh please oh please oh please at least get a draw Sutton

Really wanted Spurs to get Millwall. They would have some interesting  redevelopment plans for their sh*t pit ground. 

Game against Wolves will be shown on BT Sport at 5.30pm (U.K. Time) on Saturday, 18 February.

http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2017/02/wolves-tie-televised.html

Our FA Cup fifth round game against Wolverhampton Wanderers will take place on Saturday 18 February. 

Kick-off at Molineux will be 5.30pm and BT Sport will be showing it live. 

A possible replay would be on Wednesday 1 March, subject to TV selections.

Ticket on-sale dates will be announced once the tickets arrive. 

We will receive an allocation of approximately 4599 tickets, priced at £25 and £30 for adults.