Papa John's Trophy round three draw: Who Hull City can face and the prize money up for grabs in the last sixteen

Hull City will be in the hat for this morning’s draw for the third round of the Papa John’s Trophy – but who can they face?
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Here’s everything you need to know about the draw:

When will the Papa John’s Trophy third round draw take place?

The third round draw will take place on Thursday, December 10 at 11:15am.

Live coverage of the draw is taking place on talkSPORT 2 – where Jon Parkin will be drawing out the teams.

Who can Hull City face in the third round?

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The third round of the competition remains regionalised, meaning the Tigers can only draw another one of the teams in the Northern Section of the draw.

Here’s all the teams in the hat in the Northern Section, and their ball numbers:

1 – Accrington Stanley

2 – Fleetwood Town

3 – Hull City

4 – Leicester City U21s

5 – Lincoln City

6 – Port Vale

7 – Sunderland AFC

8 – Tranmere Rovers

Should Hull progress, then they could be drawn against a team in the Southern Section – with the quarter final ties decided by an open draw.

How will the draw work?

Unlike the last round, it is not pre-determined whether Hull will play at home or away in the third round.

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Therefore, the team who is drawn out first will play at home.

When will the ties be played?

Ties are scheduled to be played on the week commencing January 11, 2021.

How much prize money is available in the third round?

Hull will pocket £40,000 if they win their third round tie.

That will add to the £65,000 the Tigers have already earned from this season’s competition.

The club were given £20,000 for participating in the Papa John’s Trophy and received £10,000 for both of their group stage wins.

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Tuesday’s triumph draw against Crewe Alexandra is worth an additional £25,000 in prize money.

How many rounds are left until the final?

Including the third round, Hull City will have to win three more games if they are to return to Wembley.

After this stage of the competition, only one-legged quarter-finals and semi-finals separate sides from the national stadium.

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