Wycombe Wanderers will make a reported £144,000 as their FA Cup match against Tottenham has been picked to be broadcasted live on BT Sport.
Victory in the fourth round will also secure £90,000 if Wycombe were to upset Jose Mourinho’s men.
For their 4-1 win against Preston North End, Wycombe earned £61,500.
The additional funds will provide a boost for Wanderers due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with the health crisis impacting the FA Cup prize money.
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Wycombe would have received £135,000 from their third round victory last season but the prize fund has been slashed this season.
If the Chairboys were to win the competition they would earn a total of £3,433,972, almost half of last season's award of £6.8m.
Here is the 2020/21 FA Cup prize money list in full following the most recent amendments:
Extra preliminary round – £1,125 (Losers receive £375)
Preliminary round – £1,444 (Losers receive £481)
First round qualifying – £2,250 (Losers receive £750)
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Second Round Qualifying – £3,375 (Losers receive £1,125)
Third Round Qualifying – £5,625 (Losers receive £1,875)
Fourth Round Qualifying – £9,375 (Losers receive £3,125)
First Round Proper – £16,972 (Losers receive £5,657)
Second Round Proper – £25,500 (Losers receive £8,500)
Third Round Proper winners – £61,500 (Losers receive £20,500)
Fourth Round Proper winners – £90,000
Fifth Round Proper winners – £180,000
Quarter-Final winners – £360,000
Semi-Final winners – £900,000
Semi-Final losers – £450,000
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Final runners-up – £900,000
Here is the 2020/21 FA Cup TV money list in full following the most recent amendments:
First Round Proper – each team: £67,500
Second Round – each team: £72,000
Third Round – each team: £75,000
Fourth Round – each team: £144,000
Fifth Round – each team: £247,500
Quarter-Final – each team: £247,500
Semi-Final – each team: £350,000
Final – each team: £600,000
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