League One Millwall thumped a weakened Bournemouth, Derby and Wolves earned wins at Premier League grounds and Lincoln were denied by a late Ipswich equaliser
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Right, that’s it from me. But make sure you join Rob Smyth for the evening game: Preston North End v Arsenal.
Related: Preston North End v Arsenal: FA Cup third round – live!
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You should be able to see all the full-time scores above. Millwall, Derby and Wolves have all ousted Premier League opposition, while Lincoln and Sutton continue to fly the non-league flag by taking league sides to replays. Elsewhere there has been a bit of a non-league cull, with Eastleigh, Barrow and Stourbridge all losing.
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Full-time at Adams Park: And seventh-tier Stourbridge exit the competition at the hands of Wycombe Wanderers.
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Full-time at The Hawthorns: Derby spring a surprise and beat West Brom 2-1.
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Full-time at the Macron Stadium: Bolton have held Crystal Palace to a 0-0 draw.
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Full-time at the New York Stadium: Oxford win 3-2 to oust Championship strugglers Rotherham from the competition.
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Full-time at the bet365 Stadium: Stoke City are dumped out by Wolves.
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And it’s all over at Gander Green Lane: Sutton are in the fourth round draw for the first time since THAT win over Coventry in 1989. They’re in the hat but they have to travel to AFC Wimbledon for a replay.
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Full-time at Griffin Park: no shock for Eastleigh – Brentford run out 5-1 winners.
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And full-time at Portman Road: Ipswich will have to travel to Sincil Bank for a replay with Lincoln after a 2-2 draw.
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Full-time at the Den. League One Millwall knock out Premier League Bournemouth.
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This is getting a little embarrassing for Eddie Howe’s side. Shane Ferguson makes it 3-0 in injury time.
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Tom Adeyemi pulls Rotherham back into it.
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Josh Tymon scores a second for Marco Silva’s side.
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A late equaliser for the Canaries thanks to Steven Naismith.
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Kane Hemmings confirms Oxford’s place in the fourth round.
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More magic-killing! Adebayo Akinfenwa nods Wanderers in front once more.
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Heartbreak for the Imps! Tom Lawrence scores his and Ipswich’s second to deny the non-leaguers.
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Jack Payne gets his second and Huddersfield have four.
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Lincoln are holding on now at Portman Road. Five minutes plus stoppages to go.
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Phil Edwards puts the League One side ahead once more.
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No one will want to draw Huddersfield in the fourth round. Harry Bunn makes it three.
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Matt Doherty doubles Wolves’ advantage with 10 minutes to go.
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More misery from Forest – Eric Lichaj has missed a penalty.
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There’s not going to be a shock at Vicarage Road. Former Liverpool forward Jerome Sinclair scores his first goal for the Hornets.
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Abel Hernández scores the first goal of the Marco Silva era.
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A huge goal at Adams Park. Dan Scarr equalises for seventh-tier Stourbridge.
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That should be that at the John Smith’s Stadium. Kasey Palmer doubles the Huddersfield lead.
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Tomer Hemed gives Albion a two-goal cushion.
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Hull have announced an attendance of 6,608 at the KCom Stadium, including 210 away fans. I’d say that’s a reasonably impressive boycott given they average over 20,000 in the Premier League.
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What a turnaround at Goodison. Musa bags his second to put the Foxes in front.
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Not a great couple of minutes for sides in Suffolk and Norfolk. Yoshida heads Saints back in front.
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Oof. Here we are then! Theo Robinson has put the National League leaders back ahead at Portman Road.
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Everton’s lead lasts just a couple of minutes thanks to Ahmed Musa.
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That is surely that for the Cumbrian side. Ian Henderson’s second goal of the game, his sixth in his last four appearances, makes safe for Rochdale.
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Romelu Lukaku scores his fifth goal in seven games to give the hosts the lead at Goodison.
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Rangers are back in it. Jake Bidwell’s penalty halves the Blackburn lead.
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Omar Beckles restores Stanley’s lead.
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Yanic Wildschut piles the misery on the long-suffering Forest fans.
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QPR’s recent dismal record continues – Liam Feeney doubles the advantage for the visitors.
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Jake Gray equalises for the Hatters.
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Danny Ward equalises for the Championship’s bottom side.
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Tom Ince has completed a very quick turnaround at the Hawthorns.
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The lowest placed side left in the competition, seventh-tier Stourbridge, had the best of the first half but Sam Wood has put the Chairboys ahead at Adams Park.
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Steven Whittaker equalises for the Championship side from the penalty spot.
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Callum Wilson was thrown on at half-time by Eddie Howe in place of Jordan Lee but it has not had the desired effect. Shaun Cummings has doubled the lead for the League One team.
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Darren Bent has equalised for the Championship side.
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Well, at half-time the shocks could be coming at the Den, where Millwall lead Bournemouth, or the bet365 Stadium where Wolves lead Stoke. Oxford United, leading Rotherham, are the only other side beating a team from the divisions above.
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Romaine Sawyers. 5-1. A tough team talk for Martin Allen.
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Forest, in desperate need of some cheer, haven’t found any so far at the DW Stadium. Will Grigg may not be on fire but he has prodded his side into the lead from close range.
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Sean McConville puts Stanley ahead in the battle of the League Two sides.
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The U’s have missed a penalty but they’re still ahead against the Championship side before half-time. Ryan Taylor, who was born in Rotherham and played well over 100 games for the Millers in a six-year spell with the club, has given the League One team the lead.
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Lukas Jutkiewicz has put Gianfranco Zola’s side back on level terms at St Andrew’s.
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“Elliot Carr-Barnsley’s point about Cliff Hercules and the mighty Aylesbury United reminded me of the time when the big man should’ve scored for the Ducks against Bobby Robson’s England,” writes Mac Millings.
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Eastleigh had hit the bar at 3-1 but Tom Field has his second of the afternoon and the Bees have a three-goal lead once more.
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Virgil van Dijk adds a few more pounds to his asking price with a fine finish to give Saints the lead against Norwich.
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Oxford United have a penalty against Rotherham … but Chris Maguire sees his spot-kick saved by Lewis Price.
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Matt Phillips gives Albion the lead against Steve McClaren’s side.
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Also away from the FA Cup, Alan Smith’s caretaker spell in charge of Notts County has got off to a shaky start – his team are 3-0 down at Morecambe.
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They still have a mountain to climb but Eastleigh are on the scoreboard – Ayo Obileye scores from a couple of yards out after a corner from the visitors.
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Another Premier League team are behind to lower-league opposition. Helder Costa has put Wolves 1-0 up at Stoke.
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Jack Payne puts the Championship team ahead at the John Smith’s Stadium.
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Crank up your shockometer – League One Millwall are ahead against the Bournemouth second string. Steve Morison has put the Lions in front.
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Away from the FA Cup, it has been a fine afternoon for Bristol Rovers. It’s not half past three yet and they’re already 4-0 up against Northampton.
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“Would those FA Cup rules about only one person giving tactical instructions have prevented Coventry – with their two co-managers – from winning in 1987?” wonders Stuart Goodacre. Presumably not, as long as only one talked to the players.
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Christian Kabasele has scored for the Premier League side. It’s an upset-free zone this afternoon at the moment.
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And it’s looking bleak for Martin Allen and Eastleigh. Tom Field has doubled Brentford’s lead.
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Another non-league side slips behind early on. Ian Henderson has given League One Rochdale the lead.
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“Just to add to your QPR stat,” writes Elliot Carr-Barnsley. “In 1995 their third round tie was at home against Cliff Hercules’ mighty Aylesbury United, then in the equivalent of the National League South I think, at home. Failure to progress at least to the fourth round would have been embarrassing even by their standards.”
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The non-league side are ahead for just six minutes – Tom Lawrence equalises for the Championship side.
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Graham Stack, once of Arsenal, can’t keep out Yoann Barbet’s penalty at Griffin Park.
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The Championship leaders take the lead thanks to Beram Kayal.
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QPR’s utterly miserable time in the Cup is showing no sign of abating – Joel Lynch’s own goal puts Rovers ahead.
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Daryl Murphy gives Rafa Benítez’s side the lead.
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The first FA Cup goal of the afternoon: and it’s gone to non-league Lincoln City at Portman Road. The Imps, leaders of the National Premier, are 1-0 up against Ipswich thanks to Theo Robinson’s sixth-minute goal.
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Also at Gander Green Lane, AFC Wimbledon supporter Barry James photographed before the match today and back in 2002 for the club’s first-ever match against Sutton United:
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Someone has been attracted to The Cup Magic on offer at Gander Green Lane:
Special guest in for the Sutton match pic.twitter.com/NVFz56hR5c
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It’ll be interesting to see the attendance at the Kcom Stadium in Hull. Home fans have organised a boycott for the fixture.
We can't offer a "come on City" for #hcafc at kick-off today, because like virtually everyone else, we aren't there. Sad day. #AllamOut
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Those FA Cup rules (pdf) I mentioned earlier are rather eye-opening. Some things I didn’t know:
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Rotherham v Oxford Utd
Rotherham: Price, Fisher, Broadfoot, Wood, Mattock, Forde, Adeyemi, Vaulks, Newell, Ward, Odemwingie. Subs: Kelly, Taylor, Kelvin Wilson, Blackstock, Belaid, Yates, McMahon.
Oxford Utd: Eastwood, Edwards, Nelson, Dunkley, Johnson, Hall, Lundstram, Ledson, MacDonald, Taylor, Maguire. Subs: Skarz, Sercombe, Buchel, Ruffels, Hemmings, Rothwell, Raglan.
Referee: James Adcock (Nottinghamshire)
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Birmingham v Newcastle
Birmingham: Legzdins, Spector, Shotton, Robinson, Grounds, Kieftenbeld, Gleeson, Davis, Che Adams, Fabbrini, Jutkiewicz. Subs: Tesche, Cotterill, Brown, Stewart, Dacres-Cogley, Morrison, Kuszczak.
Newcastle: Sels, Yedlin, Lascelles, Hanley, Haidara, Anita, Colback, Tiote, Lazaar, Murphy, Mitrovic. Subs: Clark, Dummett, Gayle, Ritchie, Hayden, Gouffran, Darlow.
Referee: Neil Swarbrick (Lancashire)
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“Good morning from the colonies, Sir John!” writes Anonymous. “Noted a Dempsey starting for Fleetwood Town against Bristol City. I know he’s probably not related to Clinton Drew Dempsey, but thought you might have some background on the lad. Love the FA Cup, just wish there were a few more Yanks involved. But we’ll take what we can get.”
Well, one American involved is Bournemouth’s Emerson Hyndman, who makes his first start for the club today:
Related: Emerson Hyndman: 'I want to be part of this US team as quickly as possible'
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Brighton v Milton Keynes Dons
Brighton: Maenpaa, Hunt, Hunemeier, Goldson, Adekugbe, Kayal, Sidwell, March, Towell, Murphy, Hemed. Subs: Stephens, Skalak, Ankergren, Murray, Norwood, Duffy, Ince.
Milton Keynes Dons: Martin, Baldock, Walsh, Lewington, B Williams, Upson, Potter, Agard, Aneke, Reeves, Maynard. Subs: Powell, Nicholls, Rasulo, Brittain, Furlong, Tshimanga, Thomas-Asante.
Referee: James Linington (Isle of Wight)
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Brentford v Eastleigh
Brentford: Bentley, Dean, Egan, Barbet, Colin, McEachran, Yennaris, Woods, Field, Sawyers, Vibe. Subs: Saunders, Hofmann, McCormack, Bonham, Clarke, Jota, Mepham.
Eastleigh: Stack, Dugdale, Essam, Hoyte, Odoffin, Obileye, Togwell, Coulson, Green, Constable, Bird. Subs: Reason, Wilson, Mandron, Childs.
Referee: Peter Bankes (Merseyside)
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Millwall: Archer, Webster, Cummings, Hutchinson, Craig, Onyedinma, Thompson, Williams, O’Brien, Gregory, Morison. Subs: Worrall, Romeo, Butcher, Ferguson, Abdou, Smith, King.
AFC Bournemouth: Federici, Lee, Marc Wilson, Mings, Brad Smith, Surman, Hyndman, Pugh, Ibe, Grabban, Mousset. Subs: Steve Cook, Gosling, Callum Wilson, Lewis Cook, Allsop.
Referee: Andrew Madley (West Yorkshire)
I think that may be 11 changes for Bournemouth. The FA rule on team selection for the Cup under “Provisions Concerning Players” is the pointlessly vague: “Each team participating in a match shall represent the full available strength of each competing club,” with note on what action would be taken in the event of that rule being breached. So while teams in the EFL Trophy faced fines earlier in the season for fielding weakened teams in that not-at-all-farcical competition, the Cherries almost certainly won’t.
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Sunderland v Burnley
Sunderland: Mannone, Love, Manquillo, Djilobodji, Van Aanholt, Denayer, Rodwell, Larsson, Januzaj, Defoe, Borini. Subs: Mika, O’Shea, Ethan Robson, Asoro, Maja, Honeyman, Embleton.
Burnley: Pope, Tarkowski, Gudmundsson, Keane, Ward, Arfield, Defour, Darikwa, Barton, Gray, Vokes. Subs: Lowton, Mee, Marney, Barnes, Kightly, Hendrick, Robinson.
Referee: Stuart Attwell (Warwickshire)
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Ipswich v Lincoln City
Ipswich: Gerken, Emmanuel, Webster, Berra, Knudsen, Ward, Bru, Dozzell, Lawrence, Pitman, Sears. Subs: Douglas, McLoughlin, McDonnell, Morris, Fowler, Webber, Bialkowski.
Lincoln City: Farman, Wood, Waterfall, Raggett, Habergham, Hawkridge, Woodyard, Power, Arnold, Robinson, Rhead. Subs: Long, Muldoon, Marriott, Miles, Fixter, McCombe, Walker.
Referee: Lee Probert (Wiltshire)
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Barrow v Rochdale
Barrow: Flatt, Beeley, Livesey, Diarra, Anderton, Rowe, Harvey, Hughes, Williams, Harrison, Bennett. Subs: Haworth, Hannah, Coughlin, Meikle, Murray, Wright, Anderson.
Rochdale: Logan, Rafferty, McGahey, McNulty, Lund, Keane, Camps, Rathbone, Andrew, Henderson, Davies. Subs: Lillis, Canavan, Mendez-Laing, Noble-Lazarus, Allen, Cannon, Owuso.
Referee: David Webb (County Durham)
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West Brom v Derby
West Brom: Myhill, Dawson, McAuley, Olsson, Galloway, Yacob, Fletcher, Phillips, Morrison, McClean, Rondon. Subs: Foster, Robson-Kanu, Gardner, Chadli, Harper, Field, Wilson.
Derby: Carson, Baird, Keogh, Shackell, Hanson, de Sart, Bryson, Johnson, Ince, Bent, Camara. Subs: Venam, Russell, Pearce, Vydra, Weimann, Mitchell, Guy.
Referee: Jon Moss (W Yorkshire)
2.35pm GMT
Huddersfield v Port Vale
Huddersfield: Coleman, Cranie, Hudson, Stankovic, Holmes-Dennis, Billing, Whitehead, Payne, Palmer, Lolley, Brown. Subs: Ward, Smith, Mooy, Bunn, Wells, Schindler, Hefele.
Port Vale: Alnwick, Purkiss, Streete, Smith, Knops, de Freitas, Grant, Kelly, Taylor, Thomas, Cicilia. Subs: Forrester, Pereira, Miguel Santos, Amoros, Shalaj, Hart.
Referee: Geoff Eltringham (Tyne & Wear)
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Bolton v Crystal Palace
Bolton: Alnwick, Wilson, Wheater, Beevers, Andrew Taylor, Thorpe, Spearing, Clough, Vela, Henry, Madine. Subs: Moxey, Chris Taylor, Proctor, Osede, Trotter, Clayton, Turner.
Crystal Palace: Speroni, Ward, Delaney, Kelly, Fryers, Lee, Ledley, Flamini, Mutch, Remy, Campbell. Subs: Tomkins, Cabaye, Townsend, Husin, KaiKai, Wan Bissaka, Perntreou.
Referee: Roger East (Wiltshire)
Victory on Saturday would see Bolton equal a club record of 11 consecutive home wins, which was set between Sep 1904-Jan 1905.#BWFC #CPFC pic.twitter.com/HXuEkrT31a
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Stoke v Wolverhampton
Stoke: Grant, Johnson, Shawcross, Martins Indi, Pieters, Afellay, Imbula, Shaqiri, Krkic, Arnautovic, Crouch. Subs: Bardsley, Allen, Muniesa, Whelan, Adam, Given, Ngoy.
Wolverhampton: Ikeme, Iorfa, Hause, Williamson, Doherty, Saville, Evans, Helder Costa, Enobakhare, Mason, Bodvarsson. Subs: Burgoyne, Edwards, Batth, Dicko, Coady, Price, White.
Referee: Mike Jones (Cheshire)
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Wigan v Nottm Forest
Wigan: Haugaard, Buxton, Power, Wildschut, Warnock, Powell, Morsy, MacDonald, Jacobs, Grigg, Burn. Subs: Le Fondre, Gomez, Flores, Woolery, Jaaskelainen, Luke Burke, Barrigan.
Nottm Forest: Henderson, Lichaj, Hobbs, Lam, Mancienne, Dumitru, Cash, Pereira, Osborn, Bendtner, Assombalonga. Subs: Mills, Carayol, Pereira Lica, Perquis, Grant, Stojkovic, Vellios.
Referee: Oliver Langford (W Midlands)
2.31pm GMT
Wycombe v Stourbridge
Wycombe: Blackman, Jombati, Stewart, Pierre, Jacobson, Bloomfield, Gape, O’Nien, Cowan-Hall, Akinfenwa, Kashket. Subs: Brown, Thompson, Bean, Hayes, Wood, Weston, De Havilland.
Stourbridge: Matthew Gould, Green, Scarr, Duggan, Westlake, Dodd, Leon Broadhurst, Tonks, Lait, Brown, Benbow. Subs: Canavan, Malhotra, Heath, Pierpiont, Smickle, Gater, Chris Knight.
Referee: Darren England (South Yorkshire)
2.31pm GMT
Sutton Utd v AFC Wimbledon
Sutton Utd: Worner, Downer, Collins, Beckwith, Amankwaah, Deacon, Bailey, Eastmond, Gomis, Tubbs, Biamou. Subs: John, Hudson-Odoi, Fitchett, May, Spence, Monakana, Shaw.
AFC Wimbledon: Shea, Fuller, Charles, Robinson, Kelly, Parrett, Reeves, Bulman, Barcham, Taylor, Elliott. Subs: Francomb, Poleon, Barnett, McDonnell, Egan, Owens, Robertson.
Referee: Keith Stroud (Hampshire)
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QPR v Blackburn
QPR: Ingram, Hall, Onuoha, Lynch, Perch, Wszolek, Luongo, Gladwin, Bidwell, Mackie, Eze. Subs: Cousins, El Khayati, Ngbakoto, Lumley, Shodipo, Hamalainen, Manning.
Blackburn: Raya, Greer, Williams, Lowe, Bennett, Marshall, Akpan, Mulgrew, Feeney, Graham, Gallagher. Subs: Steele, Stokes, Nyambe, Tomlinson, Mahoney, Brown, Travis.
Referee: Simon Hooper (Wiltshire)
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Accrington Stanley v Luton
Accrington Stanley: Chapman, Pearson, Beckles, Hughes, Donacien, O’Sullivan, Conneely, Brown, McConville, Edwards, Kee. Subs: Rodgers, Parish, Davies, Clark, Gornell, McCartan, Boco.
Luton: Walton, Rea, Cuthbert, Mullins, Justin, Smith, Lee, Gray, Sheehan, McQuoid, Vassell. Subs: D’Ath, O’Donnell, Cook, Marriott, Ruddock, Senior, King.
Referee: Darren Deadman (Cambridgeshire)
2.27pm GMT
Watford v Burton Albion
Watford: Pantilimon, Cathcart, Kaboul, Britos, Mason, Kabasele, Doucoure, Capoue, Sinclair, Ighalo, Deeney. Subs: Prodl, Watson, Dja Djedje, Arlauskis, Stewart, Folivi, Eleftheriou.
Burton Albion: McLaughlin, Brayford, McFadzean, Flanagan, Harness, Palmer, Naylor, Williamson, Dyer, Miller, Varney. Subs: Murphy, Mousinho, Akins, Ward, Bywater, McCrory, Barker.
Referee: Lee Mason (Lancashire)
2.21pm GMT
Manchester United have beaten Reading 4-0 in the lunchtime kick-off.
Related: Manchester United v Reading: FA Cup third round – live!
2.14pm GMT
Bristol City v Fleetwood Town
Bristol City: Fielding, Hegeler, Flint, Wright, Little, Brownhill, Smith, Bryan, Tomlin, Djuric, Abraham. Subs: O’Donnell, Golbourne, Freeman, Engvall, Wilbraham, Paterson,
Pack.
Fleetwood Town: Cairns, McLaughlin, Bolger, Pond, Davies, Bell, Glendon, Dempsey, Bobby Grant, Ball, Cole. Subs: Neal, Jonsson, Davis, Nirennold, Long, Hunter, Sowerby.
Referee: Stephen Martin (Staffordshire)
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Norwich v Southampton
Norwich: McGovern, Whittaker, Martin, Klose, Olsson, Tettey, Howson, Josh Murphy, Pritchard, Naismith, Jerome. Subs: Jarvis, Jones, Lafferty, Jacob Murphy, Bennett, Morris, Godfrey.
Southampton: Lewis, Stephens, Yoshida, van Dijk, Bertrand, Sims, Hojbjerg, Ward-Prowse, Reed, Long, Tadic. Subs: Clasie, Davis, Rodriguez, Romeu, Redmond, Taylor, McQueen.
Referee: Chris Kavanagh (Lancashire)
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Hull v Swansea
Hull: Jakupovic, Meyler, Livermore, Dawson, Robertson, Snodgrass, Huddlestone, Mason, Clucas, Henriksen, Diomande. Subs: Hernandez, Maloney, Weir, Marshall, Tymon, Bowen, Clackstone.
Swansea: Nordfeldt, Naughton, van der Hoorn, Fernandez, Kingsley, Dyer, Fer, Ki, Cork, Sigurdsson, Borja Baston. Subs: Fabianski, Amat, Britton, Llorente, Routledge, Rangel, Fulton.
Referee: Anthony Taylor (Cheshire)
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Everton v Leicester
Everton: Robles, Funes Mori, Ashley Williams, Holgate, Coleman, Davies, Barry, Barkley, Baines, Lukaku, Valencia. Subs: Jagielka, Deulofeu, Kone, Mirallas, Cleverley, Oviedo, Hewelt.
Leicester: Schmeichel, Simpson, Huth, Morgan, Chilwell, Gray, Mendy, Ndidi, Drinkwater, Albrighton, Ulloa. Subs: Hernandez, Musa, James, Kapustka, Okazaki, Zieler, Fuchs.
Referee: Martin Atkinson (W Yorkshire)
A full-strength selection from Everton, while Leicester have made changes.
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For a proper belt-and-braces approach we should at least mention the seven ties that did not crop up in the preamble.
QPR are currently The Worst FA Cup Team on the planet. They’ve won just two of their last 23 FA Cup ties. That’s two wins since 2001. And since 1995 they’ve been past the fourth round only once, a dismal record for a club of their stature. Blackburn Rovers are the visitors to Loftus Road today.
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Accrington Stanley v Luton Town; Barrow v Rochdale; Birmingham City v Newcastle United; Blackpool v Barnsley; Bolton Wanderers v Crystal Palace; Brentford v Eastleigh; Brighton & Hove Albion v MK Dons; Bristol City v Fleetwood Town; Everton v Leicester City; Huddersfield Town v Port Vale; Hull City v Swansea City; Ipswich Town v Lincoln City; Millwall v Bournemouth; Norwich City v Southampton; QPR v Blackburn Rovers; Rotherham United v Oxford United; Stoke City v Wolverhampton Wanderers; Sunderland v Burnley; Sutton United v AFC Wimbledon; Watford v Burton Albion; West Bromwich Albion v Derby County; Wigan Athletic v Nottingham Forest; Wycombe Wanderers v Stourbridge.
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Hello all. And welcome to one of the great afternoons in the football calendar.
3pm. Saturday. FA Cup third round day.
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