Jason Crowe is ready to sample the FA Cup once again as Leeds United go in search of second round progress against Kettering Town on Tuesday night (8pm).

United drew 1-1 with the non-league side at Rockingham Road 10 days ago - Jermaine Beckford securing the replay with an equaliser after Kettering took the lead - but the underdogs could face a different Leeds side on home soil.

"The first game was a typical FA Cup tie," said Crowe.

"There was the wind and the rain, and the crowd, and it was the sort of game you associate with the cup.

"It'll be tough on Tuesday, but we'll be professional and go about our business as we usually would.

"Hopefully we can make a good start to the game and kick on from there. They will look to silence the crowd, so the start will be important.

"They will have a game plan, like all teams who come here do. Whether they play with one up front or whether they come and play, we will have to see."

The carrot is big for both sides with a trip to Manchester United awaiting in the next round. For Leeds it's the chance to renew old rivalries with the Premier League side, and for Kettering it is the opportunity for a huge pay day.

"It's a magnificent draw," added Crowe. "Hopefully it'll be us.

"I've heard all about the rivalry and if we can get there I'll look forward to seeing that. It'd be a good occasion."