In 18 days' time, Curzon Ashton will host Cambridge United in the FA Cup first round.
It's the first time in six years that the Nash have reached this stage of the competition.
The game, which so far is scheduled to take place on Saturday 5th November, is expected to attract a massive crowd to the Tameside Stadium.
As well as £41,000 and a place in the second round up for grabs, the tie also provides Curzon with further national exposure.
We went down to the Tameside Stadium on Monday evening to watch the draw and spoke to chairman Wayne Salkeld, manager Adam Lakeland, and midfielder Sam Walker to get their reaction, views on the season so far, and the important roles the fans have played in the club's success so far.
While United’s trip to Elland Road went better than many expected, it wasn’t quite the emphatic response Michael Carrick would have been hoping for after a tumultuous week.
There is no denying that Manchester City have made a pretty special start to life under Enzo Maresca, with Saturday’s victory over Ipswich Town taking us to seven wins from seven in the Premier League and putting the Italian into the history books.