Fourth Round Highlights - Saturday The FA Cup

COMMENTATOR: Can he find the room for a shot? Yes you can! Mark Yeates

for Bradford. And it has gone in. Craig Conway has surely sewn it up

for black burn-out. Gold to Middlesbrough, they are going

through. Another amazing FA Cup story.

Last year's FA Cup fourth round was full of shocks,

Can the underdogs strike again this year?

Joining me in the studio are two men who know the FA Cup very well,

although they've always been top dogs, John Hartson and Jermaine

League Two Portsmouth haven't been this far in the FA Cup since 2010,

when they reached the final, their fourth round reward

was a hotly anticipated South Coast Derby with

Simon Brotherton was at Fratton Park.

Eight years has been a long time in football. Pompeii fell from the

Premier League to League 2 macro in the space of three years, while or

not when from the fourth year to the Premier League in five. Portsmouth

include goalkeeper Ryan Fulton on loan from Liverpool, Michael Doyle

who played the Sheffield United any FA Cup semifinal, Adam McGurk who

scored three goals in this season's competition already, and Mark

McNulty who scored the third round when against Ipswich Town in a

replay. Eddie Howe makes ten changes to the Bournemouth side, Elphick

plays for the first time since September after surgery. Sylvain

Distin returns to face his former club.

Distin returns to face his former Bournemouth side, but it is still a

strong looking team put out by Eddie Howe for this cup tie. This is

Clark, and Stevens takes up the running. Real promise for

Portsmouth, and the shot just wide of the post. Portsmouth carrying the

early threat in the first few minutes of the game. As the ball

came back out, it minutes of the game. As the ball

puts it wide of the ball. This tie is a reward for the patient is the

supporters have shown over the last couple of years. It really should be

a special day for everyone. couple of years. It really should be

Mark McNulty now for Portsmouth, who brings a save from Adam Federici.

Best effort of the games so far and he nearly had himself a goal here.

For the Portsmouth chairman deep in conversation with the Republic of

Ireland manager. Martin O'Neill taking this cup tie in. And

Bournemouth will get a free kick for this. Christian Burgess, the first

man to go into Mike Dean's book. The header was just wide of the post.

Murray was almost in with the opening goal of the match, it's just

flicks off his head. A little short by Sylvain Distin,

but Cargill has done well. Grab and heads into

27 minutes in, and it has been a quiet opening 27 minutes so far for

Ryan Fulton in the Portsmouth goal. Is that about a change? It is hooked

back in by Josh King, Is that about a change? It is hooked

the shot. The flag is up on the far side, anyway. Iturbe very nearly

with his first goal for Bournemouth. They have hardly threatened with

this so far. McNulty will be underneath it. A

tidy knock-down to Kyle Bennett, in two Mark McNulty, alarm bells for

Bournemouth. What a chance for Robert! And Portsmouth of League 2

have the league against -- the lead against Premier League Bournemouth.

It is a goal their first half efforts have deserved. Here the ball

high and long, the knock-down from McNulty, who took the return pass,

and look at Roberts, completely unmarked. Kyle Bennett feeding the

ball through into the penalty area, and Gary Roberts keeping his head,

staying calm and planting the ball low into the corner of the net.

staying calm and planting the ball Roberts scored in the third round

replay win over Ipswich, and he has scored a big, goal here. Bournemouth

have work to do, they really have got a game on their hands here.

Lewis Grabban's that doesn't fall for Murray. Bennett skips clear, a

good chance here for Roberts. All it needed was a touch. Roberts actually

did well to keep his footing there, he looked as if he was struggling to

avoid falling over with the momentum of the run. But

avoid falling over with the momentum Portsmouth who are really posing

problems. Pugh is upended by Davis, and that

will be a free kick. Trying to find a way through, and that piece of

attacking play unceremoniously ended. Ten Portsmouth players back

inside their own area. In it comes to the near post, and it is an

equalising goal! Josh King may have got the final touch. Right in front

of the Bournemouth fans with 20 minutes to go, the Premier League

side are back in the tie. The delivery from Eunan O'Kane, and Josh

King able to guide the ball in. This will be the angle that shows it, it

brushed off Josh King's head, back among the goals and bringing

Bournemouth back into this cup tie. O Kane, another opportunity for

Ritchie to slide that pass to Adam Smith, who is challenged by Matt

Clark. Still it is with Bournemouth. Just over eight minutes of the 90

Clark. Still it is with Bournemouth. remaining as Ritchie drills one in,

a great chance, and superb defending. Matt Clark it was

alongside Adam Webster. He denied Bournemouth when it looked for a

moment there is if Lewis Grabban was going to score. Still Bournemouth

are playing some pressure here now. And it is away by Evans, and saved!

Good stop by Ryan Fulton, and Bennett clears the ball out for a

throw. Marc Pugh rifle in the shot in. It was Pugh who let fly, and

Fulton who saved. Here come Bournemouth once more with Lewis

Grabban. He is trying to find an opening, and another superb stop,

and it is slotted in by Marc Pugh at the far post, and Bournemouth have

turned the tie around. Eddie Howe, who was once of Portsmouth, of

course, the first player signed by Harry Redknapp back in 2002, has

come back here with his team today. They found it tough, but finally

they have their noses in front late in the day. Lewis Grabban holding

the ball up well, both went crashing in the ball, and it may well have

gone off Webster. The final score at Fratton Park, 1-2. Portsmouth were

excellent in the first half, they made it excellent for us, we dipped

below our usual standards, but credit to Portsmouth how they moved

the ball. The passing movement caused us issues. The most important

thing before the start of the game, we wanted to make sure with it being

a south coast derby that both fans went away saying what a great game

afoot all it was, and I think it's genuinely was a game of two halves.

We were better in the first half but Bournemouth came on strong in the

second half, we are disappointed to go out but we wish them luck in the

next round. We came up short towards the end, but the large periods of

the game, we dominated a very good side, we have seen them in the

Premiership and they are a good side, so we can take some credit,

but at the end of the day, we did lose. You had to dig deep to get

through that game! Yes, Portsmouth are good team and they made it hard

for us, but we have the points now, through to the next round.

Do you want to break it to him, or shall I?

Just the win, no points. You have a League 2 side, Premier League side,

but they certainly didn't look to be a huge gulf in class. No, and they

seems to be going in the right direction. In 2008, they won the FA

Cup, there are currently sixth in League 2 and they are moving in the

right direction. They lost a game but they can be proud of the

players. And they pressed Bournemouth hard in that first half.

They did. There was a lot to be proud of for Portsmouth and for Paul

Cook. It was McNulty and Bennett that really stood out for me for

Portsmouth. There was running and really getting the crowd

Portsmouth. There was running and Portsmouth were absolutely

phenomenal throughout that game. This is McNulty at this point. The

shot that he let off was fantastic, This is McNulty at this point. The

and these other types of things that got crowd going. But it was Bennett

that got Man of the Match on the day, showed some great composure

when he got into attacking areas, and when the ball does come back to

Roberts, that is as composed as you get. A lot of players would lash at

that, but he takes his time and finishes it lovely.

weight of the past, perfect. If it wasn't for

weight of the past, perfect. If it possibly could have got a shot off.

I have highlighted McGurk at the top of the picture, I think he could

have bust a gut to get into the box. He might have made it, he might not,

but we will never know. And this is the turning point, Roberts goes off,

Ritchie and Pugh come on, and they added so much more to the game, so

much more quality. Pugh was instrumental in getting Bournemouth

back into this game, and that free kick led to the first goal. Terrific

delivery, and it just needed a deft touch to knock it into the far

corner. And then Lewis Grabban picks it up lovely on the edge of

corner. And then Lewis Grabban picks and that is the winning goal. The

defender was very unlucky there, he probably should have cleared it but

you have to give credit to Pugh to get on the end of it. Pompei fans

were great as well. Never stopped singing and believing in their side.

When they went 2-1 down, they didn't stop singing, and that was

brilliant. What you think Eddie Howe will do? Is he going to carry on

making these wholesale changes through

making these wholesale changes higher, he will have to stick with

his starting XI. From the start higher, he will have to stick with

problems. And Elphick was back today of course. Yes,

problems. And Elphick was back today to get some running back into the

legs of the others. Peterborough last reached the FA Cup

fourth round in 2008 when they lost West Brom beat Peterborough on their

Ivan Gaskell will tell us. We thought the game was over. You

switched off and you can't in Cup football. They have a replay.

Peterborough came from behind twice in that game. Ironic, Berahino, the

troubles he is having, there steams up today? He got a rare start. Came

in from the cold, if you like. He let

than fancy their chances now when they go back to the apex stadium.

Tony Pulis praised Peterborough and their efforts, inside he will be

disappointed in the third round they drew at home to Bristol City, the

extra game they got through. They have another game they have to go to

Peterborough. He will be disappointed his team failed to hang

on to the lead twice. Something happened in the game that I can't

recall seeing for a very, very long time. Not sure it has happened to

you. The the ball bursting here from this free-kick I don't think I've

seen it in a professional game. Maybe at school. Your ball was worn

down. The leather would be off it. It gets booted out of the field of

play. Graham Westly proving the drama lessons at school were not in

vain, pretending the ball - Shame you haven't got the sound effects on

that. Well done to Peterborough. FA Cup holders Arsenal haven't lost

a game in the competition since February 2013

against Blackburn Rovers. Another Championship

club from Lancashire, Burnley, were the visitors

to North London today, COMMENTATOR: They don't want to give

it up. Arsenal haven't been beaten at this stage of the Cup in six

years. They beat Burnley in the last five meetings in the competition.

They did the double over them in the Premier League last seen with

Sanchez scoring twice in the win here. He starts for the first time

since a hamstring injury in November.

Coquelin back. With Gray in dangerous form and Burnley on the

back of four wins in a row, this could be close. Sanchez, he looks

for Gibbs. He forces the corner. He did a decent job there, the winger.

Sanchez takes. Bouncing awkwardly. Cleared away at the far-post.

Sanchez. Gap opens up. He went for the goal. A brilliant effort.

Burnley simply cannot leave an opening for him. He thought he might

have been fouled. Blocked by the goalkeeper. Saved Arsenal there. A

mistake let in Burnley's top-scorer with six goals in his last seven

games, you would have expected him to score. Still Arsenal hold it.

Oxlade-Chamberlain. Out wide. Burnley defending on the edge of

their penalty area. Can they get the shot away? Sanchez might. Chambers

did shoot. How about that for improvisation? Tremendous finish.

Patient football paid off. They held possession and tried to work an

opening. Brilliance from Sanchez and Chambers to spit it in from there.

Lovely goal. Arsenal lead Burnley 1-0-beautifully taken. That's a

special goal. Here come Burnley though. Chance on the counter.

Vokes. Who is arriving in support? Boyd, going wide is Arfield. A

chance to get the cross in. Away. If Burnley can get Vokes ice laced they

have a chance. Played less than two hours league football since October.

Driven away. Looking for Keane. Half clears. Good ball. Needs a good

Driven away. Looking for Keane. Half block. Arsenal have a player down.

Burnley are level! Vokes was isolated in the middle. That was

always likely to be the danger. Won it. Brilliant header, scores, 1-1.

First cross was blocked. Back out to Boyd. Intelligent ball out wide.

Lovely cross in by Darikwa. Up he rose. Decent ball in. Poor

centre-half play. Ghosted in behind his team-mate. Unseen by the Arsenal

centre-backs, 1-1. Darikwa. Now, Arsenal might counter

at pace. They need to get back. They are not sprinting. Here's

Oxlade-Chamberlain, back across goal. Sensibly done.

Oxlade-Chamberlain, back across ahead! Sanchez have put Arsenal into

the lead. For the moment Burnley lost the ball down field. They

failed to recover quick enough. lost the ball down field. They

Arsenal made them pay. lost the ball down field. They

gives it away. lost the ball down field. They

Arsenal have a man over, Oxlade-Chamberlain pulled this back

very well. Mee couldn't get to it. Sanchez certainly did. Sanchez into

double figures, just back from missing 10 games out with a

hamstring. 2-1 Arsenal. Giroud. He can open things up and bring in the

new boy Elneny. More conservative in this second-half. More disciplined.

He has made a good run to the edge of the penalty why, from left to

right, to open this gap up here for Gibbs of. To the edge of the box.

Iwobi. Deflected away off Darikwa. He has learnt an important listen -

if you give the ball away, high in the opposition half against quality

opposition, they will punish you. In the opposition half against quality

stretching. It's off the line. the opposition half against quality

Koscielny came in and nearly gave Arsenal the third. Look at the

yellow shirts back there, still Koscielny found room. Elneny,

yellow shirts back there, still Arteta, up to Walcott. Two men

yellow shirts back there, still his right hand side. Will he play

Oxlade-Chamberlain in? He does. his right hand side. Will he play

Walcott into the middle. Elneny. his right hand side. Will he play

That would have capped his right hand side. Will he play

him. Couldn't find the back of the net. Rosicky. Headed away by

Darikwa. Free-kick goes Burnley's way here. Koscielny is hobbling for

Arsenal. They will need to fill in Arsenal. They will need to fill in

at the back. Burnley are trying to send everyone forward.

at the back. Burnley are trying to last hit and hope. This is it for

them. Can they force a replay? Will Arsenal hold on? Up goes Koscielny.

Arsenal will break. Oxlade-Chamberlain, Elneny with him,

Walcott racing Oxlade-Chamberlain, Elneny with him,

is through on goal. To wrap it up for Arsenal. Theo Walcott, around

the goalkeeper. He make as terrific save. It's been hard work for them.

The main thing for Arsenal, they are through to Sunday's fifth round draw

for a sixth year in a row. The first 20 minutes we looked quite in

control. We scored and when they equalised suddenly you could see

energy, efficiency, commitment and we had to dig deep to win the game.

In the end, I think it's a deserved win, but they are a good side. Today

we focused on us and we wanted to make it awkward for them. Went back

to front quicker to unsettle them, which we did at times and played as

well. I was pleased with that. There are a lot of improvements the squad

has made over the last year that bodes well for the future of course.

I thought to myself yesterday, I scored against them last season, it

would be nice to get another goal. It came nicely to me. It fell to my

right foot I thought - why not, try with the outside of my right.

Luckily it went in. Did you foresee Sam Vokes being in there, getting a

chance, is that what you worked on? I planned it perfectly. Exactlily

that. He cross it is and Sam heads it in. It's amazing sometimes how

coaching works! That nervous laugh from JP there. I think he was being

a little bit sarcastic. It went for them in parts today Burnley. They

looked good. It looked like they could match Arsenal for periods of

the game? Particularly in the first half I think Arsenal took the lead

and then obviously Burnley pegged them back. Great header from Sam

Vokes. Poor defending. Chambers got the wrong side of. You can't give

Sam Vokes that room in the box. They had gone in at half-time spirited

with their performance. I thought Arsenal upped it a to notch or two

in the second-half, in particularly Sanchez who is outstanding for

Arsenal. He made a half an hour appearance since November, he looked

so sharp? Out for the previous 10 games. A cameo last week against

Chelsea. He plays out on this left hand side, cutting into that strong

right foot that he's got. There, just a little pass. Wonderful finish

from Chambers. This time, again, you know constantly on the ball.

Constantly moving. To think he's found his explosiveness. Out for 10

games, his pace and power, you know, he gets fortunate here. Comes out

with the bounce of the ball. Again, he has such great feet. He was

instrumental today in everything good Arsenal did. He seemed to be

involved in everything that good that Arsenal's performance was all

about. This is his goal. You can see he carries the ball 40-50 yards.

Played it into Giroud. Great touch. It goes wide. Into

Oxlade-Chamberlain. Cuts it back. That is a beautiful finish. It

bounces up in front of him. How many times do you see players hitting

this over the bar or putting it into the ground. He watches it in. This

is quite late in the game. He does. He wins the free-kick. From the

resulting free-kick, a brilliant left foot. Fantastic save from the

Burnley goalkeeper. He gets a standing ovation. He was outis

standing today. He was. He just seems to bring things together,

doesn't he, for that team For Arsene Wenger what a joy to have him back

now It will feel like a new signing, won't it? He has been out for 10

games. With Arsenal still involved in the Champions League and still

very much in the race for the title, of course the FA Cup so he will be

massive for them in these last few months of the season. You want to

spend a few seconds giving Calum Chambers the credit he deserves for

that beautiful goal? 100%. We have to. It was beautiful. If it was Berg

or Henry we would be talking about it for years. Beautiful to watch.

He does so well when this ball comes back to him, a lovely little nutmeg.

To think about doing this is one thing, but to have the audacity to

execute it, with a technique that he does, the outside of his route, I

could just watch this over and over again.

When you are languishing at the bottom of the Premier League, a good

FA Cup run might be what you need. Man City were their opponents

at Villa Park and Steve Wilson Micah Richards once scored a

last-minute equaliser for Manchester City against Aston Villa here. Then

in 2011 he won the cup with Manchester City. Now he is in claret

and blue. Fabian Delph is not likely to get a warm welcome back. Manuel

Pellegrini said that winning four competitions is not realistic.

Fernando. Booing for Delphi. And it is a corner. Delph is going to take

it. He is getting stick from those supporters who cheered him through

134 Aston Villa appearances. The corner is flicked on by Bacary

Sagna. Did it cross the line? It is now! Iheanacho puts Manchester City

in front, and we have only played a few minutes. No wonder he is

smiling. Corner kick from Delph, the header was locked on the line by

virtue, but was smashed into the back of the net by Iheanacho, and

Aston Villa are behind already. Although there has been some

positivity about the last few games, Aston Villa are in desperate trouble

in the Premier League. Fernandinho, a lovely touch, finds now -- Navas.

Was he pushed over? He was. Bacuna wished Raheem Sterling, and

Manchester City have a penalty. There is a debate going on, because

Iheanacho fancies it, too. It was a lovely touch by Fernandinho to bring

it down and find Navas. And Bacuna pushed over Sterling. Zabaleta has

stepped in and told Raheem Sterling that Iheanacho is going to take

this. And he scores to make it 2-0. Two fit Iheanacho and Manchester

City. And Raheem Sterling joins the celebration. You don't often see

that, the cap in came up and said no to Sterling. Iheanacho to take.

Coolly done. That took a little deflection.

Caballero away to his left-hand side with the save. The first real save

he has had to make, the City goalkeeper. Here is Raheem Sterling.

Good ball I Navas. Here is Fernandinho, and Sterling arriving.

Smartly saved. He is after a goal today, Raheem Sterling. He may well

get one. Sergio Aguero amongst the substitutes today for Manchester

City. Joe Hart and David Silva. In goes

the backpass was ill-advised. Iheanacho is away, he is on a

hat-trick. Can he finish a? Yes he can! He never had the legs to get

anywhere near Brad Guzan. On a plate Iheanacho, who completes his

hat-trick, shows great composure. He had a long time to think about this.

He wasn't fazed, he just relished it. Aston Villa Nell-3 Manchester

City, and Iheanacho has the lot. it. Aston Villa Nell-3 Manchester

And it is allowed to run away to Aston Villa.

And it is allowed to run away to Sterling, and it is 4-0! 15 minutes

to go, Raheem Sterling has the goal he has

to go, Raheem Sterling has the goal Indrissa Gueye a was at the heart of

this one, too. Good save by Brad Guzan, acrobatics from Iheanacho, he

has already got three, he was looking for number four, instead he

set up Sterling. I am very happy for the performance

of the team, we made some changes, we have played so mini games it is

important to have a good rotation of the squad. Second because we were a

important to have a good rotation of solid and consistent team. When you

start the game poorly with solid and consistent team. When you

goals, it is very difficult. solid and consistent team. When you

fair regarding the two teams before the game, but after these two goals,

not too many dangers to cope with. But then

disappointment. Out strangling -- outstanding

performance from Iheanacho. He is a good young player, that is why we

keep him in the squad. That is why we didn't replace Jovetic and Edin

keep him in the squad. That is why Dzeko, we know how important he can

be. You have got the ball, they have all signed it. It is a great feeling

to score my first hat-trick in the team. I hope for more to come.

I think there will be a few more of those, he made that one looked very

easy. Yes, he did, and when you have a player like Aguero, predominantly

he starts, when you have this young lads to come in and give his manager

headache like he has done today, it is Fernando would the initial header

there, but Iheanacho is lively, and this is how striker should be

getting most of their goals, the first to react, wraps his foot

around it. This is the penalty, as cool as you like. And that is a

ridiculous pass back there from Gueye, that is something you would

see in a Sunday league Park full is. When you have time and you can slot

that come you can see the quality he has.

A joy to watch, as was the whole performance from Manchester City

today, perhaps not the team that Aston Villa would like to have met

at this stage. You get the feeling that those joyous, carefree days are

gone, and it is a slog to the end of the season now. That is exactly what

it is, the FA Cup was a distraction, unfortunately what you would like to

see as a Villa fan is a spirited display, something they can be proud

of. But they came up against a very good Manchester City side.

League One's bottom club, Colchester United, have found

the going tough so far this season - the FA Cup has been a source

Standing in their way of progressing to the fifth

round were eight-time winners, Tottenham.

Colchester haven't had a win in their last ten matches. 16 goal

Harry Kane captains Tottenham, and he will be up against one of his

closest friends in Colchester's George Moncur. Nine of this Spurs

side started the third round replay at Leicester, and Dele Alli is among

the substitutes. This is the first-ever competitive

meeting between Colchester United and Tottenham Hotspur.

The defender able to get back to the goalkeeper, but at considerable

cost. Real concern to Kevin Keane and

Colchester. Feeling the full force of Eastmond's header. He looks like

he will have to go off to have stitches inserted into that cut.

Alex Wynter stretchered off very early in this FA Cup tie. Warm

applause from the Colchester faithful and the Tottenham fans, as

well. Frankie Kent comes on in Winter's place. Tottenham with a

one-man advantage, Tom Eastman still off the pitch.

Lamellar goes for the top corner, and it is just off the outside of

the post. -- Erik Lamela. Colchester haven't won in their six matches

under Kevin Keane. His only victory since being appointed just before

Christmas was in the FA Cup third round.

And Tottenham have found the corner of the net. Nacer Chadli puts

Tottenham in front. It is his fourth goal of the season, given far too

much room by Vincent Young. It is a perfect finish.

Trying to tear up somebody in the middle, and that somebody was Harry

Kane, who is denied by Jake Keane. The header was strong and powerful.

Kean in the way, though. Briggs stopped in his tracks. And now

rather out of position. stopped in his tracks. And now

the middle, he goes to make it two, and just wide. Kane picking out his

team-mate, and Colchester a touch fortunate that it wasn't a second

goal. That was taken down by George

Moncur. It is Ambrose with the shot, Darren Ambrose just hanging back on

the edge of the penalty area. And the Colchester fans finding their

collective voice as their team press for an equaliser. Kane onto the

Froome ball from Tom Carroll. Chance number two, Nacer Chadli against the

bar. Kane able to break clear, and Nacer Chadli putting his shot

against the bar. The longer it stays like this, the more Colchester will

feel that there is something to be gained from this match. It has taken

a deflection and in, and Eric Dier will be claiming it, but it took a

huge knock on its way past the goalkeeper. A speculative shot, and

there is the touch. It goes spinning away from Kean off the back of

Matthew Briggs. Eric Dier has doubled Tottenham was my lead.

He just got to it, and now it is 211. Sordell has ported insight, and

that was Colchester's massive chance to find their way back into this FA

Cup tie, and they just couldn't take it. Eric Dier dispossessed by Marvin

Sordell, and it was off the post under way. If Colchester could just

find one goal, who knows what might happen. It is charged down, in

towards Nacer Chadli, and that is three for Tottenham. And that is a

place in the fifth round of the FA Cup for Tottenham. Nacer Chadli

making the run to get in front of Frankie Kent. A glancing header,

Kean beaten for a third time, and Colchester surely beaten as well.

It's Massey now for Colchester. Off the post and in. Off Ben Davies.

Colchester have a goal back, but it's surely too little, too late for

the League One team. Moncur's ball. Massey, in behind the defence. There

was little that Davies could do as that ball came out at pace after

striking the upright. Colchester get a goal. But is it too late for them

to mount a serious comeback? Carroll. Chadli. It

fourth, and is. Tomorrow Carroll, having given themselves the faintest

of life lines, coal Chesterer concede again. Patient, probing play

from Tottenham. Can't stop it. Tottenham restore their three goal

advantage. Colchester 1, Tottenham 4. You said before the game you

needed some luck. You didn't have any luck there losing both your

central defenders? No. Since I've been they have been two of my best

players, strongest, we have done a lot of time and work with them. I'm

proud of the boys. lot of time and work with them. I'm

effort in and stayed in the game a long time. Too many nearly moments

that you need to come off. You picked a strong team the FA Cup

means a lot to you, doesn't it? It means a lot. A magic competition. I

think that it's good to go to the next round. We achieved that. Alex

Wynter went to hospital had a CT scan. Everything looks normal. The

club said he was staying there until midnight tonight as a precaution.

That is good news. Good news for Spurs all over the pitch really

because they are look so strong, aren't they, in all the competitions

they are still active in at the moment. Trippier, in particular, you

felt was well worthy of mention He was. The whole Spurs team really

played well. Nice to see such a strong line-up in the game. It shows

how serious they are taking the competition. Kieran Trippier was the

standout performer. So much strength and depth in that position. They

standout performer. So much strength lost their centre-halves Colchester

is in and around the right areas attackers to be attacking the ball.

A constant option on the overlap. Looking at that for a ball. It's

screaming for someone to get on the end of it when he finds himself in

this one v one situations he doesn't look to pass it. He ace like a

winger he feels, I'll get a yard and get the ball into good areas for

everybody to attack. Never a hit and hope. He looks to pick people out.

It's not. That is where you want the hope. He looks to pick people out.

ball to attack them. hope. He looks to pick people out.

him seriously pinned back. He had a fantastic game, Gavin Massey, in

that second-half. What a cross that is. What a cross

that second-half. What a cross that goal for Spurs. A brilliant game.

Credit to Massey, I mentioned him a couple of times here, he kept him

pinned back that whole time. His heatmap shows how active Trippier

was down that right hand side. heatmap shows how active Trippier

right-back to have 91 touches it heatmap shows how active Trippier

shows how much he was their go to person. Impressive to have that

impact person. Impressive to have that

position. Are you you have seen from Spurs? It's hard

not to be. Everybody is lovering how they are playing. Everybody seems

happy. You can't not be impressed. Thank you.

COMMENTATOR: With Shrewsbury Town struggling and Sheffield Wednesday

going well there was no expectation of drama here. No expectation of

drama when Sheffield Wednesday McGugan took this free-kick, but it

ended up as a goal. The first McGugan took this free-kick, but it

Shrewsbury conceded in this season's FA Cup. The match went on into 11

minutes into the second-half. COMMENTATOR: The angle is tight he

has to check. Ball in. The equaliser. Akpa-Akpro. The FA Cup

alive and well. It remained level for 20 minutes. Wednesday' threat

emerged from know where. Clarke had time to clear this. He found that

man McGugan who put time to clear this. He found that

could get to it. It seemed his fifth of the season would be the winner

until the 87th minute. Akpa-Akpro, fouled byes his fellow French man

Sasso. COMMENTATOR: Akpa-Akpro has already

scored. He has a chance to level it up at 2-2. Right-footed. Saved by

the keeper. He's scored. It's Whalley. Rerams in the rebound. It

may be an FA Cup replay. This was far from over. Deep into

stoppage-time Wednesday felt they should have been given a penalty.

The referee said no. Shrewsbury might have breathed out and clung

on. In the 97th minute they had one last go themselves.

COMMENTATOR: Ball in. It's in. Jack Grimmer. Shrewsbury Town into dream

land. Sensational in the FA Cup. I said to them before the game -

listen, boys, probably in a good career you play 13, 14 FA Cups over

your career. Take part in it and don't pass it by. Respect it. You

get days like today that you won't forget. So absolutely if everyone

one has taken part in that and can be very proud and can put that in

the memory bank. Terrific days for the fans and everybody concerned

with the football club. I didn't understand why he didn't give the

penalty. The referee saw it. He doesn't want to give the penalty. He

saw it I'm absolutely sure. Let us have a close look at that. I can

understand his frustrations there. Brilliant from Shrewsbury. Beaten

two Championship sides. They are in the last 16

FA Cup. You can understand you know Sheffield Wednesday manager's

frustrations there. This is in time added on. Sheffield Wednesday hit

the ball into the box. How this is not a penalty I will never know.

This is at 2-2. Shrewsbury have got the replay. They have got the big

day up at Hillsborough. No, what they are doing is pushing forward.

Looking for that winner, which is great. It's Grimmer who make as

brilliant run across the defender much he puts the header into the

Sheffield Wednesday goal. They have what they deserve for their

postivity, going forward, looking for a winning goal thech get it. As

I said, last 16 of the FA Cup Shrewsbury, magnificent to see. The

Grimmer eaper. That was his line! Let's move on.

Liverpool v West Ham was the line-up for the 2006 FA Cup Final -

the Reds came out on top that day, but West Ham have done the League

Ian Darke and Steve McManaman are your commentators.

COMMENTATOR: It's been a good week for Liverpool that 5-4 win at

Norwich followed by a shoot-out victory to reach the League Cup

final. They are fighting on four fronts. West Ham arriving here

having done a Premier League double over Liverpool already this season

without conceding a goal. Their manager declaring that they'd rather

win the FA Cup than finish in the top four. West Ham won here earlier

in the season their first victory at Anfield in the league since 1963.

A foul. Easy enough decision. 19-year-old bran bran has been with

the club since he was five years old. Towards Benteke. Got something

on it. Randolph grabbed it in the end. It could have been 1-0

Liverpool, easily. A lovely ball in from bran bran. No wonder they have

given him the job. -- Brannagan. Moses. Now, Payet. Kouyate, he's

claiming a handball. A half hearted appeal by the West Ham players. An

appeal. I don't think he can give it. His back is towards the goal.

He's not looking at it. Didn't look like deliberate handball, did it?

Oh, Tomkins, knock to the face there. Went straight down. Yeah

Collision with Joe Allen. Caught him on the front of the face there, as

you can see. Tomkins has gone off down the tunnel maybe to get some

stitches. We may be able to find out a little more about that. At the

moment, West Ham are playing with 10. They will make a substitution,

West Ham. Brannagan. Great save in the end by Randolph. Got his finger

tips to it. That was heading to the corner. A great save. Brannagan

drives in. Unsighted Randolph, fading away from him into that far

corner. Reid blocking him. That is what Klopp thinks of it. Looks like

Jelavic may come on as well. Not sure if someone is feeling a niggle.

Kouyate is going to come off. Two subs in the first 36 minutes for the

Hammers. This is a learning experience for some of the

less-experienced Liverpool players. There is the foul here on O'Brien.

Here's O'Brien. Oh, Obiang with that volley which he caught well. Cleared

by Benteke into the air. Keeps his eye on it, Obiang, pulls it wide. No

goals here yet so far. What can these two produce in the

second-half? Jelavic got something on that.

Liverpool scramble it away. Lovely ball in, wasn't it. Whipped it in.

Hits Caulker on the arm there. Hits him on the arm. A little second

motion there. Double hit. Is it accidental? Allen heads off to

Benteke. Brad Smith. Cutback nicely. Oh, a smart save from rand ran. It

was travelling. I think it was a simple enough

was travelling. I think it was a goalkeeper. A good save in general

much you would expect the goalie to save that. Here's Allen. Can

Liverpool come up with something here? Clyne. Allen was looking for

it. Was he fouled in the penalty area? The effort charged down. Oh,

well then, Joe Allen was lining himself up for a bicycle kick. Was

he hit in mid-air in anyway that might be illegal? Barged in the back

from Obiang. Ibe, good-looking ball towards

Benteke! Randolph only half saves it.

Benteke! Randolph only half saves something. Liverpool so close.

Clyne. Stewart. Not got ball by Ibe. Benteke is on to it.

Makes a good save, Randolph. This one here, Ian, it could be a pass,

he is a centre forward, the better option was to roll it to the side.

Here is Payet, then Creswell. It has hit the post, and came back out

again. Has Atkinson said it was out? Martin Atkinson blows his whistle

and gives it for a foul, I think. A resigned look on Jurgen Klopp's

face, another fixture to fit in. We thought the chance would be bigger

if we changed today, but it is not possible after the Stoke game, so it

was good, but at the end, it is a draw. So we will try again.

It's the Cup that keeps on giving, we've got even more Emirates FA Cup

Starting with MK Dons' tie against Chelsea followed

That's at 3.35pm on BBC One and the Red Button.

In Scotland there's coverage of Ross County v Celtic

Then join Mark Chapman for highlights of the last two games

in the fourth round at 10.30pm on BBC One or after Sportscene in

Transfer deadline day is on Monday and we've got

a Football Focus Special on BBC One at 11.15pm or 11.40pm in Wales.

On the tennis front, there's highlights of

the Australian Open Men's Final - Andy Murray against Novak Djokovic

on BBC Two at 2.05pm - just before your Sunday lunchtime

1984 Finalists Watford faced a tricky away tie

at Nottingham Forest, who haven't lost since November.

One of the most talked about young players outside the Premier League

is Nottingham Forest's 18-year-old winger Oliver Burke who comes back

in today to pit his skills on the wing against a top-flight defence.

Watford have paid over ?6 million for the skills of 19

are back -- Nordin Amrabat. Anya shapes up to shoot, and it is saved.

Watford looks are more likely team to get their noses in front here. It

Watford looks are more likely team is played on to Amrabat, and he has

gone down somewhat spectacularly. Troy Deeney.

They have all had a bit of a swing, he certainly didn't take any of the

ball, but the fall was more Acrobat. He knows his history does Watford's

Spanish boss. He said it will be a pleasure to play, as a boy I saw

Nottingham Forest win two European cups.

Anya caught out, and in goes Ward. And Ward Mrs. There were plenty of

Forest fans on this side of the ground who thought he had found his

target. -- Ward misses. There is a real mix-up, and you thought

Sebastian Prodl was going to take charge of this. It allowed Ward to

sneak in. Watford have charge of this. It allowed Ward to

FA Cup, famously got to the final in 1984. Forrester won it twice, but

not since 1969. Andrew Black catches everybody out there. But not Dorus

De Vries. It has come back for Adlene

Guedioura. Osborne chased by Juan Carlos Paredes. A lovely curling

cross, and it is Carlos Paredes. A lovely curling

wide by Dexter Blackstock. He is an side, in line, and it is the best

cross we have seen of the game. It caught Costel Pantilimon in two

minds. They are enjoying the challenge that

has been set in front of their team today. It is anybody's tied to win

now. Wilson missed it, and Ighalo! On the

spot for Watford once more. Wilson missed it, and Ighalo! On the

again this season, he has shown that he only needs one chance to score a

goal. There is the chance, there is the goal that more than likely takes

Watford fruit of around five -- through to round five. It is

Wilson's mistake that seems to have done for Forest. Time for Forest to

throw everything they have left at Watford. There will be at least four

more minutes to play. Nobody will want an equaliser more than Kelvin

Wilson. Does he need help? Telamon comes out to meet him, and it has

gone behind for a corner. Oliveira has a look, and CC has to do it on

his own. There is always an element of risk when the goalkeeper goes to

ground like that, but I think he got his glove to the ball at just the

right time. The goal came late, but we were

waiting for this moment. We were there to score, and they are liking

this in this way, so I think we were set to win. We had enough chances to

win, but unfortunately we didn't take them, and it only takes half a

chance. No complaints from me. Did they deserve it? Probably not. We

should lose deserve a replay, but that is football for you.

It is one of those games where you think, replay might have been a

fairer result, but there was no outright looking winner. It was a

cagey affair, they cancel each other out and it was unfortunate that it

was a mistake in the end decided the game. And how many times today have

we seen the impact substitute can make. Ighalo sat on the bench was 72

minutes of this game, manager sends him on to make an impact, and he

sniffs out the goal. It is a mistake from Kelvin Wilson, and sometimes,

mistakes happen. It is unfortunate, difficult to criticise Wilson for

that. But Ighalo is sharp, he picks up the chance, first to react, and

he has been doing it all season. He is having a good year. Right place,

right time, that is the sign of a good striker.

Congratulations to Watford. The fourth round started

on Friday as under pressure Louis Van Gaal's Manchester United

travelled to Derby County. Here's Rooney. A great effort,

magnificent goal from Wayne Rooney. That is a special goal from Wayne

Rooney. And whether Scott Carson saw it coming or not, he wasn't going to

get anywhere near that. Now here is Martin, and that is dangerous. And

Derby County have equalised. Martin, and that is dangerous. And

the first time they have got to three people the United

Juan Mata who has been more involved in the second half. Brilliant finish

from daily -- Blind, and Manchester United are back in front. Leaving

Christie, and Juan Mata wins the tie. Anthony Martial with a

brilliant piece of skill which left Derby County's Christie on the

floor, utterly deflated and defeated. It is 3-1.

Five more matches to bring you now, starting with an all-Premier League

encounter between Crystal Palace and Stoke.

Jakob Haugaard kept this goal out. These days, Stoke football is

considered, measured, and everything was suitably precise right up to

considered, measured, and everything finish. They wouldn't

Bolton beat Leeds en route to lifting the trophy back in 1923. Now

mired in financial trouble, a repeat performance all these years onward

worth its performance all these years onward

their Yorkshire opponents who cashed in first at the Macron Stadium.

Bolton needed a boost, and very nearly got one. They might have had

designs on limiting the damage and regrouping at half-time, but Toumani

Diagouraga had other ideas. The trip across the Pennines proving

fruitful, leads in the driving seat. Leeds may have thought they had one

foot in the fifth round, but Leeds may have thought they had one

Trotters picked up the second half race. With ten minutes left, Darren

Pratley gave them something to cling to. And they nearly grabbed their

lifeline with both hands. COMMENTATOR: Can he get the penalty

away? It is in no, it has hit the post!

So leads march the last 16. Championship Reading had only won

one in the last five, and Walsall had only lost one in 12. Walsall

needed to make it more difficult to Robson-Kanu here. His last five

goals from Reading have all been in the FA Cup. Confidence shone through

this exchange between Danny Williams, and finally Matej Vydra.

Moments like that sometimes stuck on backs, but a second of confusion

between James O'Connor and Paul Downing ended such hopes. American

International Williams have the freedom of Berkshire and used his

liberty well. Winning has not come easy for the Royals of late, but

they made the most of it today. In the 89th minute, Chris Gunter

ventured forward to allow Matej Vydra to get the winner.

For the record, Bury emerged winners after a replay a century. A lot of

water has passed under the Humber Bridge since. It was the

Championship leaders who landed the first blow here. Akpom, on-loan

Championship leaders who landed the Arsenal, repaid Hull's faith with

interest. The Tigers on top then. Bury appeared to have clawed their

way back into it. This shot, but the celebrations were cut short,

offside. Boy, did Hull rub celebrations were cut short,

Less than a minute later. Aluko went flying in the box. Penalty given.

Akpom seized the chance to double his and his team's tally. It looked

like being a long day at the office for the League One side. Akpom had

scored just four career goals prior to this. But, as Hull threatened to

overrun their lower league opponents, the 20-year-old completed

a fine hat-trick. Reports opponents, the 20-year-old completed

Arsene Wenger will be favourable. 35 places separated the sides, but Bury

weren't ready to completely throw-in the towel. Craig Jones' goal will be

of little consolation though. Hull, Cup finalists in 2014, appear to be

at it again. League Two Oxford United knocked out Premier League

Swansea City in the last round, o so Blackburn Rovers represented a more

simple task theoretically. When Jackson was brought down Rovers won

a penalty. No fussing from Ben Marshall. Rhodes was absent amid

rumsors he will Marshall. Rhodes was absent amid

brought Watt in on-loan to provide goals. This finish in first half

stoppage-time was an encouraging start to his Rovers' career no.

Doubt about the result from there on in. Just to make sure, Marshall

tucked in this free-kick. Oxford's FA Cup fun is over for this season.

They made it look easy bgs order in the third round. Not to be for them

or Bolton. We have to relive that miss. What an expensive miss it

could prove to be as well? Yeah. It could. They need the cash. The

implications of this miss. Six inches inside the post. Madine.

First to react. Does the first thing, excellent. Cannot quite get

it on target. What that would have meant for Boltonment back to Elland

Road, the replay, might have been a television game. So, desperately

unlucky for them and Leeds have gone through. Ifs, buts and maybes, for

Neil Lennon and his squad it's these highlights and day that is keep you

going when you are struggling down there financially and also on the

pitch Correct. It's the situation they find themselves in at the

minute. As John mentioned the little margins that are not quite going for

Neil Lennon and the club at the minute. Did I mention I have a

feeling about Leeds? You did, actually. I have a feeling about

Leeds. Through to the fifth round anyway. Thank you very much for your

company today. Enjoyable as always. There's just enough time now

to have a quick look Arsenal's victory over Burnley and

linking Berahino with Newcastle. Manuel Pellegrini says Iheanacho

will star in the Champions League. Arsenal are dreaming of winning the

double this season. This time last year

we were revelling in the shocks and heroics of some

proper giant killings. We might just be relying on Andy

Murray for that this weekend.