COPA DEL REY
Copa del Rey 2021-22 third Round draw: how and where to watch, times, TV, online
All the information on how and where to watch the draw for the Round of 32 of the 2021-22 Copa del Rey, live from the Spanish FA headquarters in Madrid at 06:30 ET on 17 December.
The 28 sides who advanced in this week's Copa Del Rey second round will be now joined by the four Spanish Super Cup representatives (Atlético Madrid, Athletic Club, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid) who enter the draw for the third round.
With the last second round games still to be played on Thursday, two LaLiga sides have already been sent packing as third tier side Linares Deportivo overcame struggling Alaves and another 1A RFEF side Alcoyano also saw off Levante UD on penalty kicks after a 3-3 final score after extra time.
Sevilla FC too were taken all the way by lowly CE Andratx and needed a penalty shoot-out to progress to the third round of the competition that once again will see the final staged in the Andalusian capital on 23 April (2022).
What time does the third round draw of the 2020-21 Copa del Rey start at?
The 2021-22 Spanish Copa del Rey Round of 32 draw will be staged at the headquarters of the Spanish FA in Las Rozas (Madrid) on Friday 17 December, 2021 with proceedings getting underway at 12:30 in the Salon Luis Aragonés.
Find out here what time the draw starts where you are in the world.
When will the games be played?
Ties for this round of 32 will start on Wednesday 5 January with the the lower league sides always designated as home sides. There will be no replays and extra time and penalty kicks will be used in the case of a tie after 90 minutes.
Where can I watch the draw?
No matter where in the world you are, the draw can be accessed via the You Tube feed of the Spanish FA , this feed however will be solely in Spanish. A good life hack for you is to watch the draw to feel a part of the action but follow along with us here at AS English to actually understand what's going on.
The semi-final draw of the 2020-21 Copa del Rey live with AS English
The undoubtedly best platform to follow the cup draw is to tune into AS English. We'll will be on hand to bring all the thrills and spills as the balls are drawn live from the RFEF HQ. Our coverage will start approximately an hour before the draw.