All eyes will be on the FA Cup fourth round draw before Arsenal's tie with Leeds tonight.
There are still 42 clubs in the hat with a number of third round replays to be played as clubs keep their dreams of reaching Wembley alive.
The ball numbers have been confirmed from 1-32 as the sides get paired up for their next set of games.
Manchester United fans know to look out for the number 5 ball, Liverpool are watching for number 12 and Arsenal supporters are looking for number 28.
But just how is the order determined?
BBC Sport presenter Mark Chapman has now revealed all after the question was asked on social media - and the answer is quite simple.
Commentator Guy Mowbray wrote: "Not a fan of knowing the numbers before the draw. Don’t know why. But - can anyone enlighten me as to how the numbers are allocated? Genuinely have no idea."
Chapman quickly replied: "It’s the order the ties came out in the previous round. So Leicester v Wigan was the 1st one out."

The little-known method of determining the draw numbers makes sense - and there will be plenty of excitement as the numbers are drawn out this evening.
FA Cup holders Manchester City remain in the hat having seen off League Two Port Vale at the weekend.
Manchester United are still joined with Wolves as the two Premier League clubs face a replay after their 0-0 draw at the weekend.

Everton were dumped out by local rivals Liverpool, with fellow Premier League clubs such as Aston Villa and Brighton also dumped out.
Tottenham also need a replay against Middlesbrough but remain in the hat as Jose Mourinho eyes FA Cup glory.
Here's a run-down of tonight's ball numbers - decided by the order their third round ties were drawn.
FA Cup Fourth Round draw ball numbers
1 Leicester City
2 Queens Park Rangers
3 Fulham
4 Chelsea
5 Wolverhampton Wanderers or Manchester United
6 West Bromwich Albion
7 Rochdale or Newcastle United
8 Cardiff City or Carlisle United
9 Oxford United
10 Sheffield United
11 Southampton
12 Liverpool
13 Bristol City or Shrewsbury Town
14 AFC Bournemouth
15 Sheffield Wednesday
16 Bristol Rovers or Coventry City
17 Barnsley
18 Manchester City
19 Middlesbrough or Tottenham Hotspur
20 Reading or Blackpool
21 Watford or Tranmere Rovers
22 Norwich City
23 Millwall
24 Derby County
25 Hull City
26 Brentford
27 Portsmouth
28 Arsenal or Leeds United
29 West Ham United
30 Northampton Town
31 Burnley
32 Birmingham City