WANDERERS have a mouth-watering home draw against holders Arsenal in the fourth round of the FA Cup after the draw on Monday lunchtime.

Arsenal triumphed in a quarter-final clash at the Reebok last year but will not relish a return trip Up North where they have often been found wanting in Premiership clashes.

The tie is the pick of the round and certain to be a live TV selection.

The full draw is: Stoke or Tamworth v Barnsley or Walsall Cheltenham or Chester v Newcastle Coventry v Nuneaton or Middlesbrough West Brom or Reading v Torquay or Birmingham Portsmouth v Liverpool Leicester v Southampton Wanderers v Arsenal Aston Villa v Port Vale Brentford v Sunderland Man City v Wigan or Leeds Millwall or Everton v Chelsea Preston v Crystal Palace West Ham v Blackburn Colchester v Derby Charlton v Leyton Orient Wolves v Burton or Man Utd Ties to be played weekend of January 28/29 January Wanderers safely negotiated a potential banana skin at Watford with an emphatic 3-0 FA Cup victory to go into the draw.

Wanderers brushed away the challenge of Championship side Watford despite the absence of several key players.

Jared Borgetti opened the scoring after 11 minutes from 12 yards after Malky Mackay failed to clear Ricardo Gardner's cross, Stelios added a second on 34 after a cutback from Ricardo Vaz Te and Vaz Te completed the scoring with a 25 yarder in the 73rd minute.

Hidetoshi Nakata and Giannakopoulos threatened for Bolton from the very start, forcing Gavin Mahon into a frantic clearance, before Borgetti opened the scoring.

Ben Foster then saved from Borgetti after the Mexico international made poor contact with Burton O'Brien's cross from the right.

Watford: Foster, Doyley, Mackay, Carlisle, Stewart, Eagles, Mahon, Diagouraga, McNamee, Henderson (Gill 72), King. Subs Not Used: Chamberlain, DeMerit, Bouazza, Grant.

Wanderers: Walker, N'Gotty (Sissons 84), Gardner, Fadiga (Fojut 79), Nakata, Giannakopoulos, O'Brien, Ben Haim, Vaz Te, Okocha, Borgetti (Ashton 90). Subs Not Used: Buval, Sinclair.

Attendance: 13,239 Referee: U Rennie (S Yorkshire).