WORCESTER City, Hereford United and Evesham United have all been drawn at home in the third round of the FA Umbro Trophy -- while Bromsgrove Rovers must travel to face an England legend.

City will entertain Dr Martens League Western Division side Tiverton Town on January 13, if they win tomorrow's delayed second round tie at Hendon.

Hereford are at home to their Nationwide Conference rivals Dover Athletic, while Evesham take on Ryman League Premier Division side Harrow Borough if they can win tonight's game at Cinderford Town.

Bromsgrove travel to Unibond League Premier Division opponents for the third successive round when they visit Worksop Town, whose line-up features former Newcastle, Tottenham and England winger Chris Waddle.

Tiverton, twice winners of the FA Vase in recent seasons, are currently fifth in the Western Division and will provide a stiff test for City if they get through.

But boss John Barton admitted he was more concerned with their tie at Hendon.

He said: "It is a home draw which is good, but there is something in the way of it so it means little or nothing at this stage."

Bromsgrove have beaten Droylsden and Lancaster to reach this stage, but free-scoring Worksop will be their toughest test.

They are fourth in the Unibond Premier and are the top scorers in the division with 59 goals, including a 12-0 thumping of Frickley Athletic, with 39-year-old Waddle a major inspiration.

Chief executive Pat Bannister said: "The mood after Saturday's game was that the players would be quite happy to take a big name from the Conference.

"That hasn't happened but we would be quite happy to play any team out of the Unibond."

Dover have already visited Hereford this season - back in October when the Bulls came back from 2-0 down at half-time to win 4-2.

Hereford's Director of Football Graham Turner said: "It is a tough game. We know what their capabilities are, but it is a home draw and that is the important thing."

Evesham boss Phil Mullen said of their tie at home to Harrow: "It is certainly an incentive to get through."