Third Round Highlights - Sunday The FA Cup

The third round of the FA Cup, I wonder what stories will unfold this

weekend. Its content, straight in! Still

going, Aguero. Still going. Oh, that's a magnificent finish. And

that's gone in, it's an own goal. Eastleigh have gone in front. What a

goal from Barry Bannon! A terrific strike from Walters. Manchester

United get a late, late winner. Ooh! The cup holders, safely through to

the fourth round. A warm welcome to more drama and intrigue from the

third round of the Emirates FA Cup. We are at the white -- at White Hart

Lane for highlights of Spurs against Leicester. Highlights coming up

later. We start at the Kassam Stadium where 54 league places are

separated Oxford United from League 2 and the Premier League strugglers

Swansea City. Their form couldn't be more different with Oxford only

losing one in 15, while these ones had one win from ten in the league.

Was there an upset in the offing? COMMENTATOR: The FA Cup still has

its allure, more than 12,000 packed into the Kassam Stadium on a chilly

Sunday lunchtime, most of them hoping that Swansea City will be the

first Premier League side to bow out of the FA Cup at the third round

stage. So, the sites, Oxford United are unchanged from the team that won

4-2 at Notts County. Sustaining their League 2 Third Place. Late

permission to play the striker Chris Maguire, who is on loan from

Rotherham. And these ones, they give a debut to the full-back Liam

Shephard. Big day for him. Jack Cork survives from the starting line-up

that lost against Manchester United but seven of this team started the

excellent goalless draw at Crystal Palace on Boxing Day. Grimes again.

Emnes is onside. Gomis waiting in the middle. What a chance that is

for Jefferson Montero. He should be scoring, it was well pulled back by

Emnes. Montero made good contact but he really should be hitting the

target. And there is the legend, even the players call him that, Alan

Curtis. He needs a win, doesn't he? Taylor in the middle, getting a

touch! A good save from Nordfeldt. The first time that the Swede has

been called into action. Brian Tyler -- Ryan Taylor showing his prowess.

A good save by Maud felt. Michael Appleton -- Nordfeldt. Roofe turning

away from Shephard. He shoots. Nordfeldt was again in the right

position. It's just bounced in front of him. Again finding Roofe in the

right position, he turned to easily come he went alone, straight at the

goalkeeper. Oxford really have some appetite. Plenty in the middle.

Still not cleared. The shot came in from Sercombe. Swansea have

scrambled it away for another corner. I think that actually comes

off his own player, Kemar Roofe. Whether it would have found the

corner of the net, we aren't sure. Space for Tabanou. Montero, here he

goes. Cutting inside. Emnes, a lovely touch, Montero! Lovely goal

by the Ecuadorian winger, Jefferson Montero. His first goal of the

season, and how sweet was the build-up? Lovely finish too. Swansea

City take the lead at the Kassam Stadium. Magnificent goal, it is

Jefferson Montero at his best, running at defenders. What a touch

from Marvin Emnes, coming from the right-hand side. Lovely little

touch. Montero just gets there first, gets the ball out of his

feet, sees where the goalkeeper is and he has the awareness. What a

lovely little finish that is from Jefferson Montero.

Not far away again. Tell you what, he catches that absolutely superbly.

Gomis pouncing on that. Emnes is available. No foul... He took his

time then, Kevin Friend, to decide whether that was a foul on Bafetimbi

Gomis. I think Gomis was just caught. Shelvey. Steps up. Oh, the

side netting. He looks and wished and I'm not surprised. He glances to

the bench, Jonjo Shelvey. He knew it was close. Lovely touch inside. It

took Shephard to get back and block Maguire again. Just before

half-time. Maguire with the corner. Sercombe. The shot that time by

Mullins. Still not cleared by the Swans defence and it's a penalty!

MacDonald. Oxford United have a penalty kick. I'm not sure whether

there was too much contact. This game is set to take a decisive twist

just before half-time. Sercombe... He buries it, Oxford United are

level. Liam Sercombe scores a famous goal at the Kassam Stadium. If in

doubt, put your foot through the ball. Straight down the middle. In

the penalty area. Still not cleared. Over the top by Maguire. Like

Montero's chance in the first half. Should have done better. Warning

signs at the start of the second half for Swansea City.

Here come Oxford again. Oh, it's a beauty! It's Kemar Roofe with a

sensational strike and Oxford have the lead. Minutes into the second

half, an unstoppable shot from the danger of them -- danger man, Kemar

Roofe. Great touch from Taylor, good awareness, freeing the ball for

Kemar Roofe. The goals -- he goes inside and it's a terrific shot, no

chance whatsoever. The roof just fell in an Swansea City. Liam

Sercombe and Kemar Roofe, heroes for that man, Appleton. The cross,

Shelby is in there. Swansea City corner. Well done, Shephard. One

thing on his mind, plenty of room, put the ball in the box. Shelby with

the corner. Pushed over. Cork got there and Slocum had to deal with

it. He miscued that one. Went behind him. The break is on. Maguire. Gets

the ball for Roofe, he's about to go. Roofe scores! Kemar Roofe with

his second of the second half. Swansea City are really on the

brink. Whether there was a push on Jack Cork, it's debatable. Terrific

pass. He's got to let him go. He could have stayed on his feet for a

split second longer and it may have been hard for Roofe to beat the

keeper. I thought it had gone wide, but the deflection into the back of

the net, and now Swansea have a mountain to climb. Scooped away by

Shelby, to the substitute, Kingsley. FA Cup debut for him. Montero, who

set Swansea on their way, but it has gone sour since. A good ball from:

Mr Jack Cork. A chance here. Swansea are back in this, Bafetimbi Gomis

makes no mistake. The Frenchman strikes. Round of applause from the

manager. Swazi offside? Gets the benefit of the doubt. Lovely first

touch and a terrific finish. Great pass by Jack Cork to release Gomis

on the left-hand side. Shelby is forward for Swansea City, Montero on

the outside. He sees him, cut inside. Saved by Slocombe. Great

pass by Jonjo Shelvey and Montero getting in front of Baldock for the

first time in the second half. Escaping from Montero. O'Dowda. That

would have been game over. It's a good save, fingertip save. And there

is Timmy mallet in the stand! There we are.

A good header away by Wright. Barrow picks it up, showing his face. --

pace. Gomis, it took a deflection. What a block that was from Mullins.

Throwing his body in front of it. Swansea City are out of the FA Cup!

It's a famous win for Oxford United and their manager, Michael Appleton.

Disappointment in the first game as interim manager for Alan Curtis. I

thought the performance was outstanding from the players. It was

always going to be difficult against a Premier League team, no doubt

about that. We feel we have a fantastic stadium with great

supporters and we have a half decent pitch, after looking at the pictures

from yesterday. We played our way and we got the result. In hindsight,

did you underestimate them? Not at all, we know they were a good team,

we seen enough footage to know that it would be a good test. I thought

the team we had were strong enough to get a result. Credit Oxford, they

were the better team and deserved to win. Probably they are used

possession in the league, playing the passing team from the Premier

League but we matched them and made it difficult for them. It's going to

be great, if we get the opportunity to have another big void in the

Premier League -- a big boy from the Premier League it would be

fantastic. You've had a chance to look at the penalty, what did you

think? I thought it was perhaps a penalty, may be the reaction of the

player gives an indication as to whether there is contact, and I

don't think there is. But no real complaint. A terrific afternoon for

Oxford United, well done to them to progress to the fourth round. I'm

joined by Kevin Kilbane and Emile Heskey. That was a proper cup tie.

Brilliant game, everything you want from the cup tie and everything you

expect, great third round tie and something we enjoyed. Swansea threw

everything at Oxford in the closing stages. Yes and they stood firm,

they kept them at bay, it was great. Let's look at the debatable penalty

decision. Alan Curtis said it was a penalty, he was quite honest when

looking at the replay. After reviewing it I think he sees no

contact from Barnsley, but I think is the heavy contact, he goes to

ground -- Bartley. I think the referee got it right. Yes,

definitely, it was reckless, no need to make the challenge there. It is

the way he threw himself at him. There was slight contact, not no

contact, but that's enough when you are throwing yourself at the ball.

Credit Oxford in the closing stages, 3-1 up, they still kept going,

looking for the fourth goal. That is what Appleton has done with them,

hunting for promotion in League 2. On today's viewing, they may go up.

A lot of talent in the team. Going forward, 3-1 up, still expecting to

get another goal, credit to the manager and players, perhaps taking

the manager's philosophy onto the pitch. Credit to them that they put

in such a good performance but what a day for Oxford United. Even before

kick-off, Oxford knew about the -- Swansea knew about the dangers posed

by Kemar Roofe. He certainly didn't let the Oxford fans down, did he?

He has been brilliant all season. People to weigh his opportunities.

Fantastic first goal. -- he has put away his opportunities. For the

second one I'm sure that he has run from the edge of his own box. And

that touched to take it past the defender, the defender had a dilemma

as to whether to bring him down and he lets him go. You can't bring him

down because he knows, as soon as he gets the ball past him, he knows he

would be off will stop he stayed up with the player and his first touch

took it beyond Shepherd. When he was one-on-one, so unlucky with the

goalkeeper coming out to try to make the blog. Credit him for getting the

goal. -- the block. Appleton, some clubs have not been in recent

health. Look at Portsmouth and Blackburn and Blackpool, in a way

he's looking to rebuild his reputation because he has always

been seen as an exciting up-and-coming English coach. He

worked with Roy Hodgson at West Brom. He had to finish early with

injury. Sometimes he has taken those jobs at Blackburn and Blackpool and

of course Portsmouth, the wrong manager at the wrong time. Roy

Hodgson knows a lot about his coaching prowess and now he's

proving it at Oxford. What next for Swansea? Massive game on Sunday

against Sunderland. They have to focus on the league and now they can

get back to the training field and focus on getting it right. This is a

blessing in disguise going out of the cup this early to focus on the

league? Perhaps but I don't see it that way. You want a good cup run.

Overall they have two now concentrate wholeheartedly.

Sunderland are in the same boat after defeat against Arsenal. It

will be a brilliant game this week. Both sides have to concentrate again

on the Premier League. Let's turn our attention to Stamford Bridge,

could lightning strike twice for the Premier League champions Chelsea?

Last season they went out at the hands of League 1 Bradford City and

they took on Scunthorpe more than wary of the challenge ahead. Martin

Fisher in the commentary box. COMMENTATOR: Guus Hiddink Danny

Aiken club in his first spell as the Chelsea boss in 2009 and he wants to

win again. That is prompted by his team selection today. Terry gets a

rest. Otherwise it is a strong as it gets. Diego Costa's first start in

the competition with the Spaniard back in form with three goals in his

last two outings. Scott Laird scored for Preston in the cup against Man

United last season, Bishop's proudest memory is a goal against

Man City for Notts County. Madden is their main thread with 14 this

season. -- threat. Chelsea have won their last 17 third round ties. A

magnificent record going back to 1998. Here is Ivanovic. Costa is the

target. And Diego Costa weather wonderful finish. His rich vein of

form continues. It's beginning to look more and more like the player

in the Premier League last season. Wait for him to make the movement,

darting to the near post. And the faintest of touches. Just divert to

get beyond Luke Daniels in the Scunthorpe goal. It might have taken

a nick off the defender as well. I think it will go down as a Diego

Costa goal, I think it was on target anyway. He is reluctant to celebrate

so maybe he feels it should not be his. Before Scunthorpe get too

downhearted you should recall that last January Bradford were two down

before coming back to win 4-2. In goes Fabregas. Good strike.

Helped on its way by Luke Daniels. Fabregas has only scored once this

season. Back in September in the Champions League. He caught this

true. Robbins, his name will always be associated with this competition

for what he did for Manchester United against Nottingham Forest

which we still believe kept Alex Ferguson in his job. Fabregas. The

flag stays down. Pedro is in. Daniels required again. It looks

tight. Pedro kept his eye on the ball. Testing the goalkeeper to the

maximum there. Good power in the volley. Guus Hiddink has only lost

one of his previous 25 games in charge at Chelsea. Oscar lets it run

and gets it back from Diego Costa. Now there is danger. It so nearly

was a goal. He was involved in a training ground bust up earlier this

week. Combining beautifully there. Almost a second Chelsea goal. Trying

to bend it into the top corner. He was very close to pulling it off.

Wallace with the free kick. He should be able to keep that in. He

wins a corner off Zouma. He can now take his place in the penalty area.

Five in the box for the League 1 side. Three on the penalty spot.

Wallace, Mirfin and Bishop. Good save. Not a great delivery truth be

told. Diego Costa has lost it. Scott Laird. And now Williams. Good

effort. He is forced to get his gloves dirty. Showing a bit more now

going forward. It wouldn't be the worst situation in the world if

Scunthorpe are just trailing 1-0 at the break. A bit of space for the

Dutchman. This looks dangerous. He drew the foul from Ramirez. There

was a worried glance to the referee by the Brazilian which suggests he

thought he did something wrong. He caught the right foot of van Veen.

It looked as though he was just inside the box. There. Scunthorpe

will feel that they should have had a penalty. Such decisions make

stories in this competition. Fabregas, he has Willian on his

left. Darting forward on the overlap. That is his cross. Incomes

Loftus-Cheek. Chelsea lead 2-0. Loftus-Cheek with his first goal for

Chelsea, might well have settled this FA Cup tie. The owner leads the

applause. No great emotion from the manager but he knows the importance

of that strike from the 19-year-old. Lovely finish. Just look at the

ground that Azpilicueta makes up from left-back. He looks like a 50

metre sprinter. It's a quality ball in and Diego Costa took the defender

out of the picture. It's a smart finish from Ruben Loftus-Cheek. He

took his chance with the change at half-time. How he has grabbed it

with that finish. Scunthorpe's dream ebbs a little more.

Incomes the cross. It's not a bad one. Had our way by Willian. Bishop

with the shot. Willian away again. -- header away. Clarke. What a shot.

On the fingertips of Begovic, taking it onto the post and behind for a

corner. Really good pressure from Scunthorpe, particularly to tee it

up and hold off the defenders, and what a strike from Clarke. Grasping.

Begovic with a fingertip touch onto the post. Blocked by Zouma. Deep

into injury time. Scunthorpe get the corner which might bring them a

goal. We hope so. Begovic on the line. He fumbles, and Bishop plays

it into the side netting. It is just not their day and that indeed is the

final action at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea make it through to round

four. Guus Hiddink is on track and remains unbeaten. Scunthorpe will

point to the big decision by the referee Craig Pawson not to give a

penalty when Ramirez appeared to tread on the foot of Kevin van Veen

with the score at 1-0. It is a really difficult place to

come and we were just gauging the opposition. Probably a little bit

too respectful in the opening exchanges, but a little bit nervous.

We grew into the game. Generally we were decent, especially in the first

half, we started very well. We could not kill it off but at 2-0 we had

some options. It's good to be in the next round. Their goalkeeper made

one or two really good saves and that piledriver was flying in, and

he made a great save. We were little bit unfortunate. Had we had the

penalty it might have given us a little bit of fight in the last 15

or 20 minutes. No upset, was it a regulation win for Chelsea? There

were difficulties at times for Chelsea, it wasn't the win they

probably expected with the side that they put out there today, but

overall, they were not really under too much pressure. And I think they

got the goals at key times to take them into the next round. It was

nearly full stretch line-up for Guus Hiddink, were you surprised? Not

really, with the way the season has gone, they need a cup run to keep

everyone excited and keep them going and keep the fans on their side, so

I think it was asked to any full strength side. It takes Guus

Hiddink's run to four games unbeaten, is that another piece of

evidence that Chelsea are responding to Guus Hiddink? Results are

suggesting that and I feel they have a long way to go before we can see

what we have seen from them last season. They are on the right path

now. The results suggested that, last week at Crystal Palace they

were excellent and another good win today. The side are getting used to

Guus Hiddink's ideas as well. Scunthorpe felt hard done by with

the penalty shout. Did he have a point? Was Kevin van Veen appended

unfairly by Ramirez? I think he was but there is an argument as to

whether it was inside or outside. It is arguable. I agree, it is a foul.

Was it just on the outside? Certainly on the edge of the area.

It's a clear foul from Ramirez. Talking of Scunthorpe, they can take

heart. They fell behind after 30 minutes but stuck at it. Absolutely,

was it a routine result? I don't think it was, and that was down to

Scunthorpe staying in the game. -- 13 minutes. They perhaps should have

had a penalty. Maybe a set play to get themselves back, but Chelsea

managed to get the second vital goal. You agree? Definitely. I have

come to big clubs with smaller clubs and you always know you will get one

chance, as long as you are in the game you will get a chance and

that's what Scunthorpe did. They went 2-0 down, though. Let's hear

about how the game at White Hart Lane unfolded, between Tottenham who

are fourth in the league against one of the surprise packages in Emile

Heskey's home-town club Leicester. The teams may not be full strength

but there is always a tangle about White Hart Lane at FA Cup tie in, a

glory of -- a remnant of those glory double bass. -- double days. Eight

changes to Leicester, only Schmeichel and Ulloa started against

Bournemouth, their third goalless game in a row. Ulloa scored here

last season, he has five goals in six FA Cup ties. Spurs are starting

as the favourites, I guess, Kevin, because they have the stronger

squad. I think that's the case as well. On paper you think they have a

more experienced and stronger team. But as we've seen with Leicester

this season, very unpredictable at times and I think they will cause

the Tottenham defence problems. Cultured touch, the shot across

goal. Eriksen! That goalkeeper can only parry the first shot away and

it was tucked in very nicely. Playing for eight minutes, it is

Tottenham, one, Leicester City, zero. I question Kasper Schmeichel

here, he could have done better. It wasn't a strong strike. He parried

it into the danger zone, he could have carried it away from goal.

Credit Eriksen, he follows it up and finishes well beyond Schmeichel but

I think that's where the Leicester goalkeeper will feel he could have

done better. The first home goal in a year for Eriksen who scored a

great goal at Leicester last season, 25 yards. His first goal since

October. Schmeichel may look back on that and think he should have done

better. King made the run in support. A dilemma for Ranieri,

really. Leicester can go on their form this season to finish in the

top six, the top four, but equally they have the ability to go a long

way in this competition. The corner and it is 1-1, I salute the

equalises! -- by -- Wasilewski. He has a totally free header. You can't

miss him. It was a good ball played in by Mary Creagh. It was a good

goal when he freed himself -- by Mary

nobody on the far post. Nobody protecting Vorm's goal. How often do

we see that happen? A good goal. He's only other goal for Leicester

came at Manchester United. Good finish. A good cup tie on a good

weekend. Song has won it back fairly, Rose in support. Back to

Eriksen. A good stop by the goalkeeper who held onto it. Better

from Schmeichel that time. A good strike from Eriksen. Good play from

Son. He freedoms of up and had the vision to pick out Eriksen. -- he

freed himself up. Ulloa giving chase, Vorm away. Deflected high. I

don't think the initial strike was going in. The deflection actually

helped King. The first start for him came on Boxing Day, three goals for

the Japanese International, signed from Maintz. Touched over by Vorm.

Knee needed -- he needed to make sure. It was a good ball. He had to

make sure it didn't come back into place so Vorm tipped it over. King

was waiting for the corner. He strikes the ball well, doesn't he?

Okazaki, his first contribution, into the box. A little shimmy and

off the post and in! What an impact. The Tinkerman changed it. Within two

and a half minutes of the restart, Leicester have gone ahead. They come

out firing, brilliant start to the half from Leicester and that man,

this attitude, Okazaki, brilliant feet from him. Tottenham didn't

clear it well enough. Lovely little ball from King. The Tottenham

players backed off, lovely step over, trying to take the strike

early, Vorm was right behind it, but good reactions from Okazaki to

finish it off. Well finished, brilliant start to the half for

Leicester. Claudio Ranieri will be delighted. Lovely balance, dancing

through the Tottenham defence and poking it in. Brave step over,

wasn't it? Ranieri, absolutely step over -- brilliant step over. What an

impact he's had on in this football since returning in the summer. -- on

English football. Opening things up for Gray. Comes inside, that's so

close. The deflection carried it wide, it was going in. Recognising

the threat that Gray has, allowing them into the one on one position.

He has been bright, the youngster, in the first 60 minutes. Trippier

finding Tottenham's top scorer. Ulloa is back defending. Bentaleb,

good at that. That was the right time for Schmeichel to punch and he

punched it strongly away. Spot-on, better goalkeeping from Schmeichel.

Pushing it away from any kind of danger. Now, Rose. Three in the

middle to hit. Dele dropping deep. Handball, that's a penalty! A

decision against Dyer and Leicester are fuming. Goss and a half minutes

to go. Another controversial FA Cup penalty. Protest from the players.

Danny Rose is looking... It is the correct decision. You can see why

Leicester were appealing so hard. The ball was beyond him and he had a

flick of the hand and it was beyond Nathan Dyer. Harry Kane can rescue

Spurs. His 50th goal for the club. Pressure. He drills it. 2-2. It

looks as if we'll have another chapter of it. Leicester will field

that is very harsh, but a lovely penalty. Yeah, excellent from Harry

Kane. Under pressure. A key moment in the game, cool and composed,

going for power, striking it beyond Schmeichel. Really good penalty.

Sometimes a draw can feel like a defeat, is that how you are feeling?

Yes, of course. I think, very few minutes at the end of the match,

there was this penalty. It's OK. How did you see the penalty? I didn't

see the penalty. There were players in front of me, I don't know if they

touched. The more important thing, the referee gave the penalty, it's a

penalty. Really happy, today we played like a team. Always it's

about collective things. We have a good squad and we need to look

forward and keep working. How special is it to be part of this

team which is promising so much, so much great in this talent as well,

and so competitive on so many fronts? Great, great bunch of lads,

everyone involved, the staff, players, everyone. It's great.

Hopefully we can keep working hard. A lot of hard work on the training

field and hopefully we will keep progressing. They are singing your

name. They kept us in the game and we're happy that we can repay them

with a replay. The thoughts of Harry Kane whose penalty saved Tottenham

at the end. Many will see this as the phoney war before the league

meeting on Wednesday. 15 changes between them and we had quite a

spectacle. Definitely, they stuck to their fundamentals. Spurs had a lot

of possession at Leicester let them have it, hitting them on the break.

We saw Gray being pushed in a lot and leaving it open for the right

back to come on. And then on the left-hand side, getting in a lot

down the left-hand side. After Spurs scored the goal, Leicester got the

equaliser and they were happy to sit there with two groups of four and

woke up the pressure and then bring on Okazaki, which made the

difference -- soak up the pressure. He was scoring the goal and going

back to defend as well, making a lot of difference. We seem to be

discussing a lot of penalty decisions today. Kevin, you called

it a penalty in commentary. Now is your chance to retract it, or stick

to your guns. Not in a great position, Robert Madley. I thought

he was initially. I thought that Dyer flicked his hand at it, Danny

Rose was running away at that moment and Dyer flicked his hand at it. But

he has his back to it, he does not see the ball as he is going past. I

thought it was a harsh penalty. He had a little flick with his hand.

But he isn't looking at the ball, is he? That's the thing, where I was

confused myself a little bit. A little bit of stick but I think

Harry Kane tucked it away brilliantly, he scored, which is

what he came on to do. A harsh penalty but I think Dyer tried to

flick it with his hand. Major boost for Tottenham to come away with a

replay which neither team really wanted. For Leicester, key for them

to show that they can score again without Vardy and Mahrez in the

team. Yes you don't want to be too dependent on them. You can be burnt

out as well. It is a long season. Everyone has two chip in and do

their bit and that's what they showed, that they can score without

them. Not the ideal outcome for either team considering their league

position. We saw from the amount of changes, both managers wanted an

outcome, they wanted to rest their key players but we have the league

game coming up, Tottenham against Leicester, and the replay the week

after. It's a big two or three weeks for both clubs, realistically. What

they are both saying is that the priority is the Premier League but

especially for the replay, if you get to the next round, both teams

have a good chance of progressing. Let's find out how the nomads of the

FA Cup got on, League 2 Carlisle have been forced to play their

matches away from Brunton Park which was ravaged by Storm Desmond in

December. So they play their home game at Blackpool's Bloomfield Road

as they took on Yeovilton. -- yodel. --

today it was Blackpool's turn to become Carlisle's home away from

home. Brunton Park is out of action because of flood damage with Cumbria

reeling from the effects of December's storm. They hope to be

back at their regular home later this month. Around 3000 Carlisle

supporters made a 200 mile journey there and back to follow their team

in the third round. This is a short journey for us. We have 15, 16

journeys over 300 miles, to London and places like this, so this is

nothing to us. If we have to travel, we will travel but it will be nice

to be at home. We enjoy the away games as well. Is the FA Cup

important for you? Yes, if we get through, the last 16, who knows?

Opponents Yeovil faced a marathon 260 mile journey from the West

Country, but Carlisle settled quickly, I very -- Ribery with

control but he couldn't find the target. They went ahead with a free

kick from 20 yards. -- Ibehre. Grainger's shot hit the net. The

frame of the goal denied first Grainger and then Wyke on the

follow-up. Yeovil with level soon after, Zoko's header finding its way

past the guilty but -- past the goalkeeper. Then Mark Ellis applied

the emphatic finish. Maybe Carlisle would enjoy their trip to the

seaside after all. Yeovil refused to give up and with the clock ticking

past 90 minutes they equalised. The substitute Shaun Jeffers with a

memorable volley to level it. Euphoria in the away end. For the

Carlisle supporters another long journey. The 11th hour round trip to

Yeovil for the replay. Every game is a challenge. Home or away, away and

away. Overall, the players have managed the distractions very well.

There was a job to be done. I have to think about me and my football

club. We had to try and come up with a result today. The players give

everything they can possibly give and I'm proud of them. You are in

the hat for the fourth round, that must be encouragement? That is the

positive, we are still in the hat, very competitive game to come down

at Yeovil. I think it's a lovely part of the world. Shaun Jeffers'

goal taking it to a replay. You played with him. I did. Going to

other places for their home games, does that have a galvanising effect

on the team? Yes. It has two. The team has come together and tried to

help out with the flooding which has been such a horrendous thing in

Cumbria. It can be difficult. The supporters travelling down, they

played at Deepdale and Ewood Park. Other grounds in the north-west.

It's a difficult journey for the team and then of course the

supporters. You can't question the loyalty of the Carlisle fans

especially when you take into account the replay at Yeovil, 670

miles there and back. The loyalty is unbelievable. To go out there and be

supporting them in what are supposed to be home games so far away from

your hometown is difficult. They are out in droves. It is fantastic.

Let's get to the final third round tie, Championship Cardiff taking on

League 1 strugglers Shrewsbury Town. Alistair Mann was watching this one.

COMMENTATOR: Cardiff in the all blue these days. An opportunity for the

new Shrewsbury Town signing. The player could have marked his return

in dramatic circumstances. Making nine changes from the 11 who beat

Blackburn Rovers last weekend. Uses him only as a decoy. It is saved. He

can't get the rebound. The closest we have come. Halsted could not

really hold on. He almost snatches the rebound. He received the full

backing of the board despite the 7-1 hammering last weekend against

Chesterfield. Here come Cardiff. Ameobi strikes the base of the post.

They are beginning to exert themselves now. Ameobi wrapping the

bottom of the post. And with Halsted beaten. The keeper needed the frame

of his goal to come to his aid. The delivery towards Mangan. The new

signing back for a second spell. He only joined a few days ago. He is

beginning to eradicate the memory of that humiliating capitulation at

Chesterfield last weekend. Mangan getting away from the marker and on

the end of the cross from his strike partner Vernon. 17th minute of the

second half and a miniature giant-killing could be on the cards.

Only won one of the last seven league games, Shrewsbury Town. You

wouldn't have guessed from the way they have exhibited themselves

today. Here is flabby. Towards Maqueda. Here is Maqueda. -- here is

Fabio. A golden opportunity for the one-time golden boy of Man United.

He closes down and stops the equaliser. Here is Mangan. Trying to

get the better of Tamas. It should have been number two. Clark got his

foot to it and he may well regret that moment because that would have

sunk Cardiff City. Less than three minutes to go of normal time. He has

done well and he wins a corner. Swinging in from Whittaker. Tamas

tries the time his run. Whitbread heads it away. Whittingham again.

Was Ameobi pulled down? Yes back to know'! A looked as though the

referee pointed to the spot but he points for a goal kick. Percival had

his heart in his mouth. I thought he pointed to the spot. They looked as

though it could have been a foul. One last opportunity for Cardiff to

save their blushes maybe. There is no reprieve for Russell

Slade. Cardiff City look as though they are joining Swansea in being on

the end of a giant-killing act. I thought they were fantastic. We

still do the game plan that we worked so hard on. We got the

rewards. Kiko had a wonderful chance. There were chances. Even

Bruno could have got something late on but it wasn't to be. We needed

something big to get the town buzzing again and give them a

big-time. Man United or someone would be fantastic. With all of the

names back in the hat you can join Mark Chapman and Dean Ryan for the

draw at quarter past seven during the One Show on BBC One tomorrow

night. And a bonus Match of the Day on Wednesday night, looking back on

a full programme of Premier League games. It has been an intriguing

third round of the Emirates FA Cup. We saw it, that intriguing fixture

at Eastleigh with your current club Bolton Wanderers, is the replay

something you can do without? Yes, but you have two handed to easily

forgetting the draw. The game was strange because was it on or off? We

ended up playing. It was really heavy pitch and one of the Eastleigh

was injured. The come out there with getting a draw, we can take it back

to Bolton and hopefully do what we know we can do. That fighting spirit

is something you need considering your current position in the league.

With the situation we are in, it's tough. It is not always going to be

right but you have to keep plugging away. When we step onto the pitch,

this is our domain and we have to do what we know we can do. Bally and

effort from Eastleigh, what was your highlight of third round? The Exeter

game on Friday, brilliant for them. And Eastleigh was a highlight. You

can't look beyond Oxford, brilliant against Swansea. That has got to be

up there with one of the best shocks. Oxford actually, they have

done brilliantly and to be honest, the third round didn't deliver as

many upsets as we thought? That is what everybody looks for, the

giant-killing. The Bolton fans and players would not appreciate that!

When you see the draw you are looking at it and you think,

Eastleigh away, that comes into your mind. It was nice to actually get

the draw. Great to have your company at White Hart Lane. That's it as far

as the third round of the FA Cup is concerned. Saturday lacked real

shocks and Sunday belonged to Oxford United. From all of us here,

goodbye. Delivery towards Mangan! Shot across goal, parried away. But

in very neatly indeed. Loftus-Cheek! That was a nice wriggle. It's in.

Pressure. He deals with it. 2-2. And he has scored! It's a famous win for

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