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Worldcup-2002.co.uk Football : News 8th January 2004 Scarborough earn Chelsea tie >> [BACK TO NEWS HEADLINES] Non-League Scarborough Football Club earned a plum tie with star studded Premiership side Chelsea after reaching the Fourth Round of the FA Cup for the firsttime in their history. Russell Slades side beat Third Division Southend 1-0 in a replay to secure the lavish and money spinning fixture with the blues. If expected, the game is televised then a huge cash windfall will undoubtedly becoming the way of the North Yorkshire side, and they certainly deserve it. RELATED SITES: 15th January 2004 >> SCARBOROUGH EARN CHELSEA TIE >> INTER MILAN WANT RONALDO BACK >> 14th January 2004 >> HESKEY TO LEAVE LIVERPOOL? >> CHARLTON REJECT SCOTT PARKER BID >> 13th January 2004 >> NICKY BUTT WANTS TO LEAVE MANCHESTER UNITED >> DAVID SEAMAN RETIRES FROM FOOTBALL >> 12th January 2004 >> McCALLISTER LEAVES COVENTRY >> LEEDS TAKEOVER TALKS ONGOING >> 9th January 2004 >> LIVERPOOL SIGN NEW GOALKEEPER >> PARMA TO BE SOLD? >> STRACHAN TO QUIT SOUTHAMPTON >> TOTTENHAM LINK TO ITALY BOSS >> MANCHESTER UNITED SET TO INCREASE SAHA BID >> MANCHESTER UNITED SIGN CELTIC ACE >> 8th January 2004 >> MANCHESTER UNITED POISED TO MOVE FOR CELTIC ACE >> TOTTENHAM STAR KANOUTE CLEARED TO PLAY IN AFRICAN NATIONS CUP >> LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB SEARCH FOR NEW GOALKEEPER >> MANCHESTER UNITED TO SIGN CHINESE FOOTBALL STAR >> CHELSEA FC BOSS UNDER PRESSURE >> SOLANO CAN LEAVE NEWCASTLE >>