First-division opposition would be next on glory trail

STANLEY will face a trip to Coventry City in the FA Cup if they can win their third round replay.

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00:00, 5 JAN 2004
Updated09:52, 6 FEB 2013

STANLEY will face a trip to Coventry City in the FA Cup if they can win their third round replay.

The Reds have been handed the tough-looking away day to the first division club that was one of Paul Cook's former haunts, should they overcome Colchester United in their replay on Tuesday week.

The Highfield Road clash would take place on the weekend of 24 and 25 January.

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