Fourth Round Highlights - Saturday The FA Cup

COMMENTATOR: All eyes in the East Midlands on Pride Park tonight. Back

pedalled. In the end it's an awful own call. Darren Bent can't believe

it. Good touch from Bent. He's scored at both ends now! Bryson, to

give Derby the lead. Andre Gray, off the post. Okazaki. Terrific block.

There's the header. The equaliser fr Morgan. Leicester and Derby must do

it all again. Hello, last night saw the first tie

of the Emirates FA Cup fourth round, an entertaining draw

in the East Midlands derby Alongside me are two men who've both

played in the FA Cup Final, one came out on the winning side,

one didn't - Danny Murphy But in Trevor's defence,

he did score one of the best ever FA First up, a top of the table clash

as National League leaders Lincoln City host Brighton

and Hove Albion, who are first The Imps put out Ipswich Town

in the the third round, could they reach the last 16

for the first time since 1902? COMMENTATOR: Not since the late

Graham Taylor was in charge have Lincoln been this far in in the FA

Cup as they bid to reach the last 16. Lincoln's team is the same that

started against Ipswich 11 days ago in the third round replay. Haber ham

returns. Arnold was the hero last time with the late winner against

Ipswich. As expected, Brighton make plenty of changes, nine from the

side that started against Cardiff City on Tuesday. Among them, a rare

outing for Maenpaa in goal. Glenn Murray returns after serving a

suspension in midweek. Already Brighton on the attack. The Lincoln

are four points clear of the top of the National League with a game in

hand on their closest rivals. Brighton top of the Championship.

Between them they have won ten of the last 12 matches played. When you

go back over the last two or three months both of these teams have won

14 of the last 18 they played in all competitions. Bags of confidence in

both line-ups. This is a much changed Brighton team. Ball into the

area. Glenn Murray with the header. Brings the early save. Pushed away

there by Paul Farman. Up into the air off the head of Waterfall. Glenn

Murray bringing the save from Paul Farman. What a job Danny Cowley and

his assistant have done. A major impact in this first season. Murray

is on-loan from Bournemouth this season. A good signing that proved

to be. Excellent play Bywater fall. He has done brilliantly. The flag is

up. It won't count. The flag went up early. Theo Robinson saw the flag

raised, it curtailed the celebrations. There's the call, just

offside. My goodness me, took the chance well. Early warning sign for

Brighton. Early shot across the broughs. Gained a lot of ground

here. Oh, tremendous effort. So unlucky. Brilliant play by March.

That's the closest we've come to a goal in the opening 18 minutes of

the match. Only seven non-league teams have reached the fifth round

of the FA Cup since the Second World War. Brighton Hove Albion are

ahead. Richie Towell, first time, into the back of the net. It's

Lincoln City 0, Brighton Hove Albion 1. After smacking the

crossbar, Brighton now have found the back of the net. Richie Towell

celebrates his first Brighton goal, on the bench, twice in the league

all season. In the team in the FA Cup and potentially a headliner with

this strike. A test of Lincoln's metal now. Brighton ahead, midway

through the first half. Sidwell couldn't get to it. Rhead good.

Header, collected by Woodyard. Woodyard, forward. Waits for the

return. It will be a corner kick, won by Hawkridge. Such a slender

lead that Brighton have. The ball in. Headed away by Hunemeier. Pushed

behind by Niki Maenpaa. Good save by the Brighton keeper. Well, Arnold

was the hero against Ipswich and he very nearly found the corner of the

net there. His team are still in the game, Danny Cowley, at 1-0. This FA

Cup tie from their point of view very much alive. Arnold did well

here. He is fouled by Oliver Norwood. He got away from Norwood

before he gets nudged off the ball from Solly March. A good number of

Brighton fans in behind the goal. Goal defended by Niki Maenpaa, in

the second-half. Maenpaa keeps his eye on that one. The referee has

given a penalty kick, it's a yellow card for Glenn Murray. The

goalkeeper has fallen very awkwardly there. Clearly hurting his left arm.

Running through the D, into the box. Glenn Murray grabbing hold of

Robinson, who then tumbles into the goalkeeper, who falls awkwardly over

the top of him. You have to worry whether the goalkeeper has suffered

a broken arm. The replacement has played one match this season. With a

chance to draw non-league Lincoln City level with Brighton. The

Championship leaders here. 1-1. Game on. Superb penalty. Alan Power

brings Lincoln City back into this one. Suddenly, it's a very different

tie indeed. He had to wait a long, long time before he could take the

penalty kick because of the injury, but the first thing the keeper has

to do is pick the ball out of the net. Lincoln City 1, Brighton Hove

Albion 1. Danny Cowley's team, I would say, fancy their chances here.

Brighton struggling to put together any passes together in this

second-half. Arnold with the ball at his feet. He will love that. It's a

dangerous looking ball. It's an own-goal. Unbelievable. It's an

own-goal off the debutant, Fikayo Tomori. They can't believe it here,

neither can the Brighton players. In the space of a few minutes, Lincoln

City have turned this tie around. First from the penalty spot, now

through this, an own-goal. Fikayo Tomori, inadvertently drags it past

the goalkeeper. The Lincoln City supporters can hardly contain their

glee. Suddenly, it doesn't look quite so good for the Championship

leaders here in the Cup. Brighton looking for a bit of quality now.

Murphy. Support out wide from Sam Adekugbe. Three inside the penalty

area. Murray is one of them. Murray shoots. It's blocked and behind.

It's the first time Brighton have threatened for quite a while. Murray

quick on the turn, quick to fire. They haven't had many days watching

Lincoln City as exciting as this one. What a messy second-half, from

Brighton's point of view. Lost their goalkeeper to injury, and in the

same incident conceded a penalty. And an own-goal separating the two

teams. It might get worse for them here. It's Robinson. It's three.

It's all over for Brighton and Lincoln City, for the first time in

115 years are surely through now to the last 16 in the FA Cup. What a

special day it's turning into in Lincolnshire. Brighton, punished

again. Lincoln, it would seem, are going to win this FA Cup tie with

room to spare. We are inside the last two minutes of the 90. Sidwell

tries to turn. It's Murray. Sidwell feeds it forward. With the shot.

Great save from Paul Farman. Good stop from the goalkeeper there.

Brighton still pushing despite the fact their FA Cup hopes are ebbing

away. We've had seven-and-a-half added minutes now. Time is all but

up for Brighton Hove Albion. They've only gone and done it!

Lincoln City's FA Cup adventure continues. They are into the last 16

for the first time since 1902. They've beaten Brighton Hove

Albion, their second Championship scalp in a row, by 3-1. You always

go into games thinking you have a chance. We were playing, we were

organised. The boys were highly moat raid. You have always got a chance.

Realistically, no, listen, I'm surprised. I have to say, not often

football surprises me, today, the level we got to, particularly in the

second-half, was fantastic. Not a result I would have seen at

half-time. I thought we were in decent control. It's a very

difficult place to come. Alvery difficult pitch. Certainly what you

can't afford to do is give them a leg up. When you concede three goals

as poor as what we have, that can be any game. It will take a day or two

to fully sink in. The celebrations were unbelievable. Hopefully, in a

day or two, we will have our own celebrations ourselves. What

happened thissen is, can you put your finger on it? Togetherness. As

the squad we are doing well. We know what we have to do and want to

achieve something Danny you have great. Been around this club for a

few years. He is infectious. He's enthusiastic? It's nonstop. The to

enjoy this win, but it's rubbing off on us, the hard work, dedication.

It's paying off with wins like today. I can't believe the scenes

and the emotion and the support. No, it's beyond all of my wildest

dreams. They've been unbelievable. We watch them queue up hour after

hour, day after day, and we shouldered that responsibility. We

were aware of it. All of us as a management group and players we were

aware of how much the fans committed to being here. We wanted to make

sure our performance could replicate that. I'm obviously pleased that it

did. Huge congratulations to them they are the third team since the

start of the millennium, non-league side to make it through to the next

round. You have impressed with what is going on from a football point of

view? Couldn't be more impressed with what is happening at Ipswich. .

Danny Cowley is doing a superb job. What they are doing from the

training ground on to the pitch is outstanding. The patterns of play,

movement has been superb. Doesn't look like a gulf of 72 teams. For

most of the match they looked very equal? Absolutely. Competing very

well. We see from these clips. They deserve to win these games. Not only

are they going long when it is necessary when they get it down,

they get these triangles going. You see it here. Movement off the ball,

nice and sharp. Laid it off. There you would think it's four against

three, it's three against three. Way too much room. Brighton allowing

them to put balls into the box. Dangerous. Again, clever backheel.

Good movement again off the ball. All the players making good angles

for each other. You think it's dead here, at second phase movement,

going into that space. Unfortunately it didn't come to anything there.

It's the spirit of the team. Cheeky nutmegs there. Outstanding play from

the full-back there, who is excellent all day. Again, get into

these wide areas. It supersedes the league they are. They are winning so

clearly in the National League and flying high at the top of the

league. Overloading down one side. Movement off the ball. Far too easy

to put crosses in. Theo Robinson can't get his header on target.

Here, it's not really a press. There is pressure there from Nathan, poor

clearance. You say to Nathan - what do you want to do? Can you play it

so I can play it first time? Theo Robinson great disguise on his shot.

Fabulous finish. This is what they are all about, hard work,

commitment, desire to win. This is in the last few second of the game.

Woodyard played excellent on the day. They clear they lines. Never

looked in danger in the second-half. Weathered the storm in the first

half. Probably rode their luck a little bit. Second-half they were

far better team and deserved the win. You can see what it means to

the city. The crowd, full house again, as usual at Sincil Bank this

season. The club are going well. He has got the whole town, the whole

city behind them and done incredible things so far in the league. On they

march in the FA Cup. Brighton don't. A lot of people will wonder, why

would Chris Hughton, with a team two points clear in the Championship,

playing goodbye good football make nine changes what does it say for

his respect of the FA Cup and think where they are. Why would they not

go for it in the The Championship is different

because of the amount of games you play and irregularity. I understand

it and I look at the team that teachers today and thought, there is

still enough quality. I agree with him, the first half was decent. They

looked like a threat and could have gone 2-0 up. He will be

disappointed. It is embarrassing as a player to lose to a team from a

lower league. Especially as the four leagues. They will be disappointed.

Let's keep it in perspective, Brighton or on a great run. In a

small way, they will not feel it tonight, but next week, they might

feel it could be a blessing and they can focus on promotion. If Lincoln

Perlich someone massive in the next round at home, they might think,

that could be us. Liverpool have just one win

in seven this January. Could they double their total

against Championship side Wolves? It is Liverpool's worst start to

calendar since 1993, and back then, they were dumped out of the FA Cup

by Bolton Wanderers of the third tier. Jurgen Klopp has made

wholesale changes. Only Karius and Firmino survive from the defeat in

the League Cup against Southampton on Wednesday. 21-year-old Connor

Randall makes his first start of the campaign. Wolves without their

regular goalkeeper through suspension. Harry Burgoyne, who only

turned 20 last month, makes his third senior appearance. Weimann has

joined the club on loan from Derby. Richard Stearman and David Edwards

were in the team the last time Wolves ones here six years ago, one

of only two micro victories at Anfield since 1950. Liverpool last

won the cup in 2006. Just one piece of silverware since. After

Wednesday's massive disappointment, they need to embark on a lengthy run

in the FA Cup, to get some momentum back into their current campaign.

They are without a victory since New Year's Eve when they got the better

of Manchester City. Since then, it has gone a bit wrong. Wolves have

forced the first free kick of the afternoon. Paul Lambert's men

getting the best of Stoke in round three. I decent delivery. Bad

marketing. What a start for Wolves. Richard Stearman, the Wolves born

defender, not them in front. The 8000 travelling fans cannot believe

this. Liverpool's January has just got a lot worse. Called in by Costa.

Stearman given the freedom of Anfield to send it home. If the

Wolves supporters had dreams last night, they could not have dreamt of

something quite so dramatic that early. Now just keep it tight for 89

minutes. Liverpool think there was a question of offside. I think that

Stearman is onside. He could not believe the room he was given. Four

years ago in the cup, Liverpool went out to Oldham Athletic. They have

had a few embarrassments in the cup on home soil as well. In 2010, they

went out, Barnsley two years prior to that. In the 1990s, Bolton and

Bristol City ended FA Cup hopes. Firmino attacking the near post. It

is headed away powerfully. Wolves will lead to spring a counter

attack. Dicko holding the line up top. It is a fabulous run. Costa

denied after carrying the ball some 60 yards. Those Wolves fans already

in dreamland. This would have added gloss to the situation. The

challenge from Woodburn was just enough. The goalkeeper was not

required. Wolves Saint this youngster on loan from Benfica. Paul

Lambert is desperate to sign him on a permanent basis. So far, Wolves

have not been tested by Liverpool. The Wolves fans have been starved of

any success in the FA Cup. That victory at Stoke in the last round

was their first victory in the competition for six years. That was

calmly done by Doherty. Releasing Costa. Weimann is the past to the

left. He is onside. It is two. This is unbelievable. Andreas Weimann. He

only joined the club this month on loan from Derby County until the end

of the season. He sends the opposite end of the crowd into raptures.

Superbly orchestrated. The counterattack by the Championship

side. Wolverhampton Wanderers are 2-0 up. Costa thought he had lost it

to Moreno. He got a second bite and depict the past. -- picked the past.

Weimann kept his nerve. Liverpool found wanting defensively again. On

course to crash out of the FA Cup at the fourth round stage. Paul Lambert

on course for surely his greatest ever result as a manager in the FA

Cup. What an awful week this has been for Jurgen Klopp, losing ground

in the Premier League leaders Chelsea, losing in the EFL Cup

semifinal to Southampton. Note 2-0 down in the FA Cup fourth round.

Wijnaldum with a chance to reduce the arrears. He goes down under the

challenge and it drops to Firmino. Was this a good shout for a penalty?

It is clumsy from Weimann. He will be delighted to see the back of

January. Wolves down in 18 spot in the Championship. They are not

playing like a team in that kind of situation. Wijnaldum trying to

wriggle his way through, but Saville is therefore Wolves. He will release

Bodvarsson. Has he got the pace to get away from Gomez? He has won a

corner. He will settle for that. Paul Lambert asking for a bit more

from his team. Try telling that Lott that the FA Cup does not matter.

Wolves looking to attack. Gomez got his head to it first. It was back in

by Mason. Karius with the save, and the flag stayed down. Bodvarsson

denied. Surely that would have wrapped up the game.

That was off the chest of Matthew Dougherty. Behind for the coroner.

Wolves will have had stern test this season in the Championship. Coutinho

with the outswinger. It will drop for Daniel Sturridge. They have got

one back through Origi. Is there time for Liverpool? No great from

Jurgen Klopp. Sturridge kept it alive, and Divock Origi thumps it

home at the back post. This is Can. No Woodburn. Sturridge is waiting.

Desperate shouts of handball from behind the goal. Coutinho to deliver

again. It has gone all the way outclassed. -- all the way across.

What a save from Burgoyne. The young goalkeeper got across just in time.

Knows he will knows he is in a game, with the fans behind him being for

blood. Quit being by Woodburn. Too strong for Origi. Joe Mason can

clear. Bodvarsson. Kennedy had to watch the corner flag? He has kept

it in. He has kept going, what the run. Kept out by a combination of

liberties and Karius. Fabulous play by Jon Bodvarsson. Lucas got his

body in the way. There are biting fingernails, biting telephones. They

are doing the lot. Less than 30 seconds to go. Stearman in the way

again. Impeded by De Bock Ricci. Paul Lambert knows he is almost home

and dry. He knows that another competition has gone down the drain

for Liverpool. Lacklustre Liverpool, right from the beginning. Wolves did

more than enough to deserve this fantastic result. After such

difficult times since being relegated from the Premier League

five years ago, at last some genuine joy for those winning gold. It is

Wolves to march into round five of the FA Cup. For Liverpool, it is the

Premier League or boss this season. The final score, after a miserable

week for Liverpool supporters, 2-1 Wolves. I was standing there with a

few minutes to go and the lads were running empty. They were fantastic.

I've been here with a few teams and they have been beat. This one was

the best one. The game plan was brilliant. Harry has not had a save

other than the one in the second half. We could have been three

before Liverpool squad. They started 1-0 up. They had more confidence and

we had less, which makes the level equal. It is not about blaming

single players. I am responsible. We are all frustrated and angry about

this performance. All I can say is sorry. I have been dreaming about

coming here and winning. I am a massive Liverpool fan. I want them

to win all the time, apart from today. To do what we did was a great

feet. We were playing against top-class players. The fan base is

incredible. It is like that when we play at

home. The players have a bond with the supporters. It is a special club

with a special fan base. To go out of one cup in a week is

disappointing, two is careless. We will talk about Liverpool's January

in a moment. Massive credit to Wolves. The game plan was brilliant,

said the manager, and they executed it well. Yes, basically it was

defending numbers, be disciplined, but when you get the chance to get

the ball back, drive at the defence. He is unlikely that is not on

target. Forcing Liverpool into a mistake and winning the ball back.

Getting forward, can we break the lines? Great movement of the ball,

and great run by Weimann. He was unlucky. There is a good shape about

the team. They win the ball back and straightaway we three -- we see the

three players involved, Helder Costa, Origi -- Weimann, and Dicko.

It was a great ball. No transfer Karius. Again, defending. This was

the theme of the game. A good ball to the centre forward, great hold-up

play. Here we can see what Bodvarsson is all about. Good

movement and great determination. In this position, you think he has no

options. It was brilliant individual skill. To get that on target was

great. If wikis does not read that, it ends up in the back of the net.

-- if Lucas. They could have gone on to win? Yes, the early goal gave

them confidence. They took it to Liverpool and Liverpool did not have

any answers. It has been a terrible January. What went wrong today?

Where do you start? They were too narrow. Also, they picked the team

that had nobody who could see a pass and open up that defence. The

narrowness of the front three in the first half, it was too much. I am

all for players going in and trying to find spaces but you need someone.

You need someone in the middle who can see pass. Touch it out of your

feet. His touch is bad. Lucas tries and nothing ball out wide. They see

it coming. You could throw a coat over the front three again. It was

so predictable. This time the three are not bad. Moreno cannot find the

right pass. Not difficult, sliding Origi. He cannot do it. A lack of

quality, everyone coming to feat. Wijnaldum does not want to play a

risky ball. Lucas is not that type of player. He tries to threaded

through. Jurgen Klopp side. He brought on Coutinho. Look at the

difference. This is the quality that Liverpool possess. This is Woodburn,

a great run. It was a little overhead, but suddenly Liverpool

looked like a thread. A player on the pitch who can see the runs. The

players make the runs because they know they might get the ball.

Another good run but it did not get there. This time, everyone comes to

feet. He plays it and he waits. He sees the run. Moreno knows he will

get it. That was a real threat. If you do not put your best players on

the pitch from the start, you can be chasing the game. Daniel Sturridge

came on, another player with creativity. When those two came on

the pitch Bielik vector. The team selection was long. -- the team

selection was wrong. One victory in eight in January. This was the team

that was going to challenge Chelsea. Some are saying it is because he's

not used to the intensity of a full season, because he's used to a

winter break. Other people say it is because of the way they play, it has

exhausted the players. You see it differently? We will see that

argument further down the line. Sadio Mane is unavailable, and Joel

Matip. They let the cup of African nations. Coutinho is getting back

from his injury. I do not add here to the fitness side of things. I

just think that the strength in depth for Liverpool is not there.

Liverpool were pushing Chelsea for the title. We were saying they are

are the best chance of a team to catch Keeble Chelsea. Jurgen Klopp

was getting the players to play out of his skin. He deserves some credit

for that. There is a test for Liverpool on Tuesday night that will

in a way will be a good thing for me. When your back is against the

wall, nothing better than a big game at Anfield where you have to produce

a result. If Mane does get, depending on the flights, whatever

time he gets back, they need him, get him out there. Absolutely. They

have been free-scoring. The last seven games, only scored five goals.

They are struggling going forward. A big test one way or the other on

Tuesday night, won't it? All right. Spurs have just one defeat since

the start of December, they faced League Two Wycombe Wanderers,

who themselves are unbeaten in 16 games and famously made

the semi-finals 16 years ago. COMMENTATOR: French Under-21

international makes his second start for Tottenham since joining since

last August. Eric Dier and Wimmer the only starters today who began

last weekend's draw at Manchester City. Kashket is a Tottenham

supporter. He has 14 goals in his 18 appearances this season. Akinfenwa

has 10 with six in his last 10 appearances.

Plenty of noise and encouragement as you expect from the Wycombe fans. A

chance for Wycombe to break down that far side. In towards Akinfenwa,

he gets his head to it. And what a start, oh, brilliant save from Vorm.

For all the world that looked as though Wycombe were going to take

the lead inside the opening minute, but Michel Vorm keeps it at 0-0.

Jacobson. Not a lot of distance on the header. That could have been

dangerous. Blackman was there. It still could be dangerous, Son!

Wycombe in a mess of their own making. Fortunate that Tottenham and

Heung-Min Son didn't take advantage of it. Akinfenwa. And, again. Hayes.

First time shot. Vorm got a touch to it. More reasons to be cheerful for

the Wycombe fans. Hayes blasts in, you can see it curling in the air.

Just passed the midway point of the first half. Wycombe's first corner

of the match. Everybody back for Tottenham. Vorm, came for it,

couldn't get there. Drops for Hayes! Pandemonium and bed lum at one end

of White Hart Lane as League Two, Wycombe Wanderers go in front at

Tottenham Hotspur. His sixth goal of the season. The others will all pale

into incision compared to this. Look how much space he has? It drops

nicely. How about that for a finish? Tottenham Hotspur 0, Wycombe

Wanderers 1. Winks, Son. Dier. Nkoudou. His ball across. Wouldn't

drop for Sissoko. Sissoko, again, blocked on the line. Cleared away to

safety. It was Paul Hayes, the hero at one end, who was the man in the

right place to clear that one away and deny Sissoko an equaliser.

Absolutely desperate that his team do not go out of the competition.

Trippier. Up against Hayes. Sissoko, trying to get away from

Jacobson, he's done so. Son. Good save from Blackman, really strong

hand there to keep that shot out. Brilliant save. Picked up by Dier.

Little header forward. Akinfenwa. Through goes Wood. He's got Hayes in

the middle. Wood, down under the challenge of Carter-Vickers, and

it's a penalty! Cameron Carter-Vickers gives away a

spot-kick and Wycombe have the opportunity to double their lead.

Akinfenwa with the through ball. Wood on the chase. Carter-Vickers

claiming he got the ball. The referee says he didn't. Hayes. He

makes it two! What a moment to be a Wycombe Wanderers supporter. What a

moment to be Paul Hayes. He hasn't scored since the FA Cup second round

win at Chesterfield, back in early December. But he's made up for that

with two goals today at White Hart Lane. Winks.

Turned away. Onomah. Got a touch off a Wycombe player last of all.

Hayes, couldn't get there, Son. He drives it across and in. Got a

slight deflection, but Heung-Min Son will claim that and Tottenham are

back into this match, just before the hour mark. Son's ball in. There

was a little touch off Jacobson. It diverted the ball away from Blackman

and into the Wycombe goal. Gareth Ainsworth will have said to his

players, keep it tight, you know what's coming. It'll be an

onslaught. Janssen, on the chase. Pierre with a body check - penalty

kick. Not much doubt about it, really. Aaron Pierre here, clearly

blocking the run there of Vincent Janssen. It's a penalty all day

long. Janssen, up against Jamal Blackman who's saved four penalties

already this season. He couldn't quite get to that. Tottenham have

turned this match around. It's 2-2 at White Hart Lane, Blackman almost

getting to it. Janssen puts it into the corner. Everything to play for

now, here. Towards Weston. There for Trippier. Forget the push there, is

it the way he lands there on his leg and the other leg buckles up

underneath him. Tottenham will play the rest of the match with just 10

players because Kieran Trippier has gone off. Mauricio Pochettino's side

have just over a quarter of an hour to play, one man down. Wycombe

supporters no doubt looking at their watches every so often just to see

how long is left. Lovely touch though on that far side. Weston with

the ball in, and it's headed in by the substitute, Garry Thompson.

Wycombe are back in front, again! Thompson runs the length of the

pitch to celebrate in front of the visiting fans. Garry Thompson, the

36-year-old, he's only been on the pitch a few minutes - power and

direction. He puts it past Michel Vorm for a third Wycombe goal. Is it

the goal that takes them through to the fifth round of the FA Cup?

Gareth Ainsworth said in the build-up to this match that he saw

no reason why this Wycombe Wanderers team couldn't be celebrating in the

same manner as some of their legendary teams of the past. And

make no mistake about it, this will be a result to possibly top all

results in their history. A chance here though for Dele Alli.

Janssen inside. Dele Alli, 3-3. Tottenham have rescued it.

Blackman's clearance was a poor one. The header, back into the path of

Delfounesoey Alli, who still had plenty to do, but did it superbly.

As we head towards stoppage-time, it's 3-3 at White Hart Lane, but the

drama has not ended. No doubt about that -- Dele Alli. Forward by Dele

Alli. Sissoko. He's got Pierre for company. Sissoko, he goes past him.

Into the middle, Janssen - brilliant, absolutely brilliant from

Jamal Blackman the ball is chipped on to the air. Janssen must have

thought he was odds on to score here until Blackman's intervention. What

a save. Now Wycombe have to stand firm, stand tall, get this ball

away. Winks. Davies. Son. Winks. Son. Son gets the return ball and

diverted into his own net. Heung-Min Son has got the winner for Tottenham

with just seconds left at White Hart Lane. It's so, so cruel on Wycombe

Wanderers. Heartbreak for Wycombe. They can't quite believe that their

FA Cup dream has been ended in such fashion. Heung-Min Son's 11th goal

of the season, and it's the winning goal. Tottenham Hotspur have won it

in the most dramatic of fashions. It's really cruel on Wycombe

Wanderers. What an FA Cup tie. Gareth Ainsworth and Wycombe

Wanderers can be very, very proud of themselves. What a match. Less than

10 minutes since the final whistle can you begin to put your emotions

into words after that? Please don't ask me. Roller-coaster that is

football management. That last 10 minutes is... I mean, I don't know

where to start. It's after time. A penalty I thought was not a penalty.

I mean, the lads have done me so proud and the town so proud just

what we've done today I think puts a marker down of how far we've come.

I'm so proud of the boys we came here to give it a go I hope everyone

respects we gave it a go and a hell of a game for the neutral. Now after

four years here in England every time that we play anything can

happen. Unbelievable game. They played very, very well the first

half. I think we play better than them in the second-half. You know,

obviously football the chances we scored and we won the game. Full

credit to Wycombe. They played very well. Congratulations to them

because today they were heroes here at White Hart Lane. Nice to score in

the FA Cup. That's the magic of it. I've been lucky in my career to play

at stadiums like this and score another one ticked off. It's nice,

but it's not just about myself. All the lads have done extremely well.

Hold their heads up high and we will go again. Cracking FA Cup tie,

wasn't it? It had everything that you want. Sitting there as a neutral

and you can't help yourself but want the under dog to something. Did you

feel at the end of 90 plus 7 minutes Trevor that the result was the right

way? Did it feel Wycombe should have taken something from it What an

advert for FA Cup and low division teams. I thought they deserved the

draw. They did. Played well in the first half. Bright, fearless. They

went to White Hart Lane and played without fear. Here breaking for him.

Gareth, like leg said, very proud of them and Wycombe have done

themselves a world the good. They are I mraing against a Premier

League side in Tottenham who are absolutely flying. They have now

gone nine games and no defeats. Playing really, really well. Scoring

goals. What did they do, Danny, Wycombe Wanderers to unlock them?

They got lots of crosses into the box. Tottenham have arguably got the

best by four in the Premier League and they changed the whole back

four. That is always a problem. Poll his misses a header in the first

minute. That should be 1-0. They keep putting balls in the box. That

is Akinfenwa, are jumping his man. This is a good ball. This time it is

Aaron Pierre. If you watch the corner, Kevin Wimmer decides he

needs to go and help. He needs to help his mate help -- he needs to

help his friend deal with Akinfenwa. You think, why have you left him. He

still has lots of work to do. That was an incredible finish. In the

second half, they did not attack as much because Tottenham played

better. But they still had chances. That was a great ball from Myles

Weston. At that point, you think, this could be their day. I agree

with Trevor. I felt really sorry for them that they did not get the

replay, not just from a football perspective, but from a financial

perspective. They can hold their heads high. You would not blame

Pochettino for arresting a few of his big guns, playing a League Two

side at home, he would think he has enough in his armoury. He had to

bring on the big guns in the end to win. Dele Alli. We spoke about

Liverpool. Tottenham still have quality. Dele Alli, nine goals and

one assist in the last eight games, incredible form. He has this

presence about him. When he comes on, the other players, yes, Dembele

was a help, but sometimes one of the big players comes off the bench, and

you feel a lot better. You sense everybody gaining confidence. He is

a wonderful talent. Give Tottenham credit. To score two madrigals with

ten men showed great spirit. They had used up other substitutes at 61

minutes. We would have been questioning his man management. Yes,

you took a risk. But they are safe. They have the winning mentality. It

paid off. This time last year,

Oxford United had disposed of Premier League Swansea to reach

the fourth round. Today, they had Championship

high-flyers Newcastle On enters day, a moment for

reflection following the passing of the club's record goal-scorer. He

was the brother of Ron Atkinson, Oxford United. The question, could

the current team do him proud? The early signs were promising. Robert

Hall tried his luck, but Matz Sels did not buy it. Newcastle United

have not been beyond the fourth round in 11 years, but the manager

had rung the changes with one eye on promotion. The Oxford keeper, Simon

Eastwood was to play an even bigger role. He was in just the right place

to deny Mitrovic. Six times cup winners they may be, but Newcastle

were frustrated. Oxford grew in confidence. It is a goal. Kane

Hemmings following the script. Newcastle were stunned. Mitrovic

surged into the box. Rudely interrupted by Philip Edwards. It

was a time for the goalkeeper to stand tall against the Serbian. It

was a brilliant save by Simon Eastwood. Eastwood helping to make

Oxford's Bay. They sensed an opportunity. Robert Hall almost

seize the day. All seemed good for the League One side, just ugly for

Newcastle. The bollards on the back of net. Curtis Nelson. The story was

not quite finished. On loan from West Ham, Toni Martinez wanted the

final word. That is a goal on his debut for Martinez. The history

books show that Oxford reach the cup finals in 1964. This team are

writing a new chapter. I am not sure that we have got the unit to shut up

shop when we go 1-0 up. From our results in the league, we are not

really a 1-0 team. I am proud the lads have got the football club into

the last 16. When you play in the Championship, you cannot play two

games a week at this level, at this intensity, without taking risks. I

thought that we deserve to do well, and to win, maybe, in the first

half. We did not do it and we conceded. They made nine changes,

like their rivals at the top of the Championship, Brighton, who are also

out of the FA Cup. They took a risk. You said they did not underestimate

them. What was the difference between the sides? For Rafa Benitez,

it shows that his players on the fringes are not as good as you might

think. They were not good enough to be Oxford. The key moment was the

penalty. The referee's position was good. I think the referee makes the

right call. It is a great run. He is asking questions of the defence. The

defender cannot touch him, he is on the wrong side. It is a penalty.

What a save. Sometimes we see those saves and if it is a nice tight for

the keeper, you can say that he guessed and got there. But that was

really low. Fantastic. That saved from Simon Eastwood keeps it at 1-0.

To become 1-1 against the team at the top of the Championship, things

could have swung the other way. Momentum changes so quickly,

especially with the Newcastle support. I disagree. When you slow

it down, you see that Mitrovic is clever. He grabs the defender's

shirt. It is not likely to disagree. I only say it see it. OK.

So four matches down, but there's plenty of action still to come.

In the last round, Manchester City won 5-0 at West Ham.

Today they travelled back to the capital to face last season's

Sam Allardyce's only victory as Palace boss so far came in the

previous round. It was a replay victory against Bolton thanks to a

brace from Christian Benteke, who leads the line today. City have won

11 of their previous 12 meetings against Palace. Vincent Kompany

makes his first appearance since the 2-1 victory in November. There is a

thrill debut for Brazilian teenager Gabriel Jesus. Crystal Palace have a

bad record against Manchester City. They have lost their last four game

against them. Clichy. David Silva has made a run. That was

a great save by Wayne Hennessey. It was a good run by David Silva. Wayne

Hennessey make himself big to deny the Spaniard. It has not been a

happy start for that man, his eighth game in charge, just the one victory

so far. That was a bad touch by Clichy. He gives it to Lee. That was

a late challenge by Yaya Toure and that will be the first booking of

the game. It was really backheel and Yaya Toure went in late. He won four

domestic cups during his seven years in Spain and Germany. A good burst

of pace from Jordon Mutch. Toure brings him down. He has already been

built, Yaya Toure. The Palace players are asking the question. The

referee does not want to know. It was an excellent turn of pace from

Mutch. A little shove in the back. Perhaps slightly fortunate. Benteke

was held by Sagna. He is not pleased with giving away the free kick. It

will be Lee with the delivery. It is high, towards Benteke. Mutch. James

Tomkins. What a save by Caballero. It was cleared by Clichy. Benteke

lost out on the head. It was a scuffed shot by Mutch, and another

scuffed shot by Tomkins. Caballero had to be alive. That is an

excellent ball. Raheem Sterling is in. He opens the scoring for

Manchester City. One pass, it absolutely poor the Crystal Palace

defence apart. -- poor. Raheem Sterling kept his cool. 1-0

Manchester City. This is Sane. Will they doubled their lead before

half-time? Gabriel Jesus. What is saved by Wayne Hennessey and the

lucky Rikishi against Martin Kelly. Jesus blasted back at Wayne

Hennessey. Sam Allardyce is furious that Yaya Toure remained on the

pitch after a controversial offence which could have seen him pick up a

second booking in the first half. Ward tilted across the penalty area.

Half cleared by David Silva. It might fall for Mutch. Now Lloyd --

Loic Remy. He went for the spectacular and did nearly came off.

I think that was a shot from Mutch, and Loic Remy could not quite get

over with it -- get over it. Steve Parrish has admitted that signing

players has been more difficult than he thought, in this January transfer

window. Manchester City can break. David Silva has options. Three

against four. To wrap it up, Leroy Sane. An incisive break. Another

cool finish. That will surely wrap things up at Selhurst Park. It looks

like it is going to be a fifth loss in eight games for Sam Allardyce.

This is Fabian Bell. Jesus has time to turn. -- this is Delph. He runs

at the Crystal Palace defence. He's taken out by Flamini. Another

booking. Perhaps a final chance for Manchester City. This would rub salt

into the wind if Yaya Toure was to get Manchester City's third. There

it is. It had to be. Yaya Toure loves playing against Crystal

Palace. They must be sick of the sight of him. His seventh goal in

eight appearances against Palace during his Manchester City career.

Man City go through to the fifth round in style. It is the same

story. You cannot keep conceding goals. Certainly the first two goals

were presentable. It is important to have a clean sheet. It is quite

difficult when we concede a lot of goals to win the game. But on the

other hand, we created chances. Today, we were able to score goals.

When we see that Farrell, not giving the yellow card, Yaya Toure would

have to go for a double yellow card. I was baffled by the decision. Let's

clean it up. Were you equally as baffled was it straightforward? It

is not straightforward. I feel any contact, everyone wants a card. For

me, the first one against Joe Ledley was. It was a foul but I do not

think it warranted a yellow card, and definitely not the second in

that position, I'd wait, no danger. I think Sam Allardyce is grasping a

little bit, asking for a second yellow card. He is frustrated. The

rub of the green is not going for him. You agree with him so we can

move on. I am not saying he is the Messiah, but Jesus is going to be a

big player for Man City. Hewlett confident, full of ideas. A very

exciting prospect. We have a player on our hands, no doubt. He is

special. His touch was good early in the game. Nice and strong. Keeping

of the man. Look at that for a pass. He showed every attribute that you

need to be a top player today. He did not find the back of the net but

he got himself in fantastic positions. The goals will surely

come. This is his best chance, it was a great save. He does not want

to do the attractive bits. Look how strong he is. He was tenacious. He

has only been here five minutes. It was a good run. He is strong. You

liked how vocal he was as well. He has got character. You need

character. You need that kind of arrogance about you to play at this

level. Yes, he reminds me of Ian Wright, morning when prices were not

coming, really animated. He is a very exciting player. I am sure the

City fans are happy. An Ian Wright's old stomping ground as well. A

Brazilian playing in all sorts of biblical weather and he did not seem

to mind one bit. Worth mentioning, Vincent Kompany, 90 minutes, superb

for the club. Southampton reached the EFL

Cup Final by beating Liverpool this week,

would their good form continue in the FA Cup

against 12-time winners Arsenal. Commentary comes from

Guy Mowbray and Tony Dorigo. COMMENTATOR: Bellerin. Mustafi.

Bellerin still forward. In doubt Southampton will be aware

of the full-backs pushing on for Arsenal. That will be part of their

attacking plan as well when they do win it. Plays in Danny Welbeck. He

finishes in fine style. That's a sweet moment for the Arsenal and

England striker. Out with a knee injury since the end of last season,

he's begun his comeback in recent weeks. Now his first time back in an

Arsenal team from the start of the game, he finds himself on the

scoresheet again, via the crossbar. Really nicely taken. It is

Southampton 0, Arsenal 1. Oxlade-Chamberlain. Over towards

Welbeck. Welbeck, eyes on the ball. It's another one! Brilliantly taken,

too. Danny Welbeck has a double for Arsenal. He is showing The Gunners

fans the sort of finishing ability they've been missing from him during

his time on the injury list. He watched that a long way in the air,

but the control and finish were just sublime. Brilliant finish, it really

was. What a ball from Oxlade-Chamberlain, plucks it out of

the air. Take it is away from the defender and keeper. He has the

composure to slip it underneath. Brilliant ball, even better finish.

Sims, breezes past Bellerin. He came back well. Here's Shane Long. Ospina

is well out of his goal. That's fired over by Hojbjerg. Ospina will

have a shy of relief. Once he can't get it, he has to go back towards

his own-goal. He should be getting back. Fortunately for him, enough

defenders. Hojbjerg, all he could do is volley it high. Stephens. Now

Martina. Through for Shane Long. Long's gone for goal, he had to.

Nothing really else on for him. It forces the save from Ospina. He hit

that nicely. Fantastic effort, wasn't it. Martina push it down the

side of Holding, the pace gets him in behind. Took everything to claw

that one out. You don't see that happen very often. Absolutely

drilled by Stephens into Hojbjerg. Trying to find Wallace. It's in for

3-0. Southampton being taken apart by Arsenal. With Arsenal scoring a

third, Southampton might be out of the Cup. They gave the ball away,

Danny Welbeck, brilliant pullback. McQueen should get there quicker.

Lee Wallace wants it more. He stabs his right boot in the way.

Southampton are looking at themselves, they really have

committed too many mistakes. This one cost them another goal.

Ospina wasn't really ready for that. Gave the crowd a little bit of

excitment. That's not a great touch from Stevens. Straight to

Oxlade-Chamberlain he has passed Gardos. Sanchez to Wallace. 4-0 to

Arsenal. They carved Southampton open once again, "Theo, Theo" booms

down from the away seat. Two for Welbeck, two for Wallace. What a

perfect evening it's been for Arsenal. Certainly has. Sanchez,

certainly onside. He stops it dpr going out. Composure, head up, finds

the right pass, doesn't he, as well. Wallace steers it it into the bottom

corner. That's exactly what he does. That makes it four. Redmond. Sims is

in a good position, if he can be found. He can't. Away to Perez. He

is setting Sanchez, away. Sanchez has two for company. Seemingly, all

the time in the world to tee up Wallace for his hat-trick. As easy

as you like, once again, from Arsenal. Lee Wallace, with a

hat-trick, against a team with whom it all began for him. Really is

brilliant play from Arsenal. Southampton are caught high up the

pitch. Direct play. Perez plays the ball to Sanchez. Does brilliantly.

Waits, bide his time. Plays the perfect pass as well. Keeper will be

disappointed. Not at fault for the first four. For this one, number

five, should have done better. Goes over his foot. Theo comes back home

and scores three. We were not enough withed good balance between young

players and experienced players. It's important for us to play. It's

a good lesson. It was pleasant to watch from upstairs because we were

explosive, always dangerous, made good runs in behind. Overall, we

looked as if we had a consistent performance through 90 minutes, good

solidarity and, above all, everybody played well. When you look at the

players individually from the goalkeeper to the striker, everybody

had a good performance. Both sides made massive changes, ten and nine

changes. If you are a Southampton player who made it through to a Cup

Final in a few weeks time off that win from Liverpool do you not want

to feel the home appreciation? I do. Southampton are safe in the Premier

League. When up won at Anfield to get to Wembley. Go on, same again.

I'm really surprised. They paid the price. One side who has the I

ability and strength in deep to rotate that way. Fantastic win for

Arsenal. Welcome back to Welbeck. You want to look at him? To hit the

ground like he did, usually you need time, three or four games, because

you have been out for so long. Hit the ground running, sharp and

bright. Bright brilliant finish. Scoops it over the keeper. Fantastic

finish. Great ability. We know what he has, full of running, as quick as

they come. I think all Arsenal fans will be delighted he is back in the

team, scoring goals, he looks fit and strong. Again, fantastic

movement off the ball. We know he has this. Good touch away from the

keeper. Little nutmegs and almost injures the centre-half, a bonus. He

has worked very hard and has confidence from this. Big part of

Arsenal's win today. That kind of playing a weakened side like that

would have helped in a way, wouldn't it, it was easier than the tests he

might get in the Premier League? He looks ready. I think he gets in

Arsenal's best XI every I think isle time. He adds goals, power and pace.

Super player. Pleased for Arsenal he's back, and for him.

There's plenty more fourth round action tomorrow as well.

Starting at 11.50am on BBC One as league one,

Then you can listen to coverage of non-league Sutton United v

That's followed by Manchester United v Wigan Athletic back over

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worth staying up for Patriots versus Falcons. Sunday, 5th February, live

on BBC One. Two years ago, Chelsea lost out

to League One Bradford City Today's opponents also started

with 'Br' and ended in 'Ford', but could Brentford give

the Premier League leaders COMMENTATOR: Only six miles apart,

but only their 14th meeting. Brentford's last win in this fixture

and only success on this ground came in 1939. Plenty of changes from

Conte con. There is a start for Ake who last played for Chelsea in May

2015 he has been recalled from an outstanding loan spell at

Bournemouth. Costa is kept in reserve in case.

Josh McEachran returns in Brentford strikes. Hogan is on the bench, he

is nt with aed by West Ham. Willian to Pedro. He didn't seem aware of

it, he was coming his way. He is saying that's a harsh decision. I

have a certain amount of sympathy with that, on first viewing. He has

probably lent in with his elbow, the Brentford striker. Willian and

Fabregas will be hoping to break the lens of that camera in the top right

hand corner of the Brentford net. It's Willian, it's in. Great

free-kick from Willian. Bentley wasn't sure which way that was

coming. Willian curls in the free-kick to give Chelsea the lead.

Seventh goal of the season. Beautiful free-kick. Willian, good

ball. Loftus-Cheek wants it. Pedro to the right hand side. Through to

Pedro, and it's 2-0. Glorious ball. Razor-sharp, Chelsea. And Pedro

spokes pokes in the second, with barely 20 minutes played. This is a

great ball. Loftus-Cheek, left it, whether he meant to leave it or not,

I'm not sure, but it was a very good decision to do so because Pedro was

in behind, and strokes Chelsea two goals in front. Fabregas looking for

Loftus-Cheek, what a ball that was. Ruben Loftus-Cheek for Chelsea. The

shot is deflected wide. What a pass from Cesc Fabregas. Absolutely

fantastic ball from Fabregas. Egan stuck to his task. John Terry with

the header. It was blocked by Zouma. Has it crept in? Batshuayi thinks it

has. The referee says it hasn't. Blocked by Bentley and didn't quite

get over the line. Fabregas. Loftus-Cheek. Oh, really

good save. Bentley will be happy with that. It's a really good stop

because Loftus-Cheek caught this already. -- all right. Good

reactions from the keeper. In front of John Terry. Begovic did well.

This was Woods into Vibe. John Terry went to ground. Vibe couldn't get

his feet sorted out and couldn't find a way to get around Asmir

Begovic. Tony Pulis, the manager of West Bromwich Albion. West Brom

amongst the clubs said to be interest in... What a super run this

is. Finding Loftus-Cheek. Oh, he hits the bar. Deserved better. A

brilliant, brilliant run by Willian. Almost a lovely finish from Ruben

Loftus-Cheek. Wonderful control and pace and precision in the pass into

Loftus-Cheek, it came off the bar. Zouma.

Here goes Pedro. Five in this Chelsea break. 3-0. Ivanovic has

scored big goals for Chelsea over the years. That may be his last in

blue. ,. . If so, it's a fine way to bid farewell. At 3-0 there is no way

back into this Cup tie for the Championship side. His 33rd goal for

Chelsea, possibly the last. Penalty. He was brought down. Played

into the feet of Ivanovic. The challenge hammered into his left

leg. Michy Batshuayi. He has finally got his reward. Stroking in the

penalty. 4-0. We are pleased for performance. It is not easy to

change big-name players. We did not lose our identity. That is very

important. It shows we are working very well. All the players, with our

squad. I was really pleased. I said we had to ask questions. I felt we

played to deepen the first half and did not ask enough questions. It was

pleasing the way we started the second half. For 20 minutes, until

the third goal, we were well on it. In answer to the earlier question,

no. Brentford struggled against a team of running away with the

Premier League, scoring for fun, and to they made lots of changes

and give a go and have not been getting in the first team, and they

picked up were the others left off. Yes, that is what Antonio Conte has

brought to Chelsea. One of the highlights for me was Ruben

Loftus-Cheek. He played in a forward roll on the team and he looked

comfortable and effective. You see him running of the ball. Taking

responsibility on the ball, it was a good take. He was unlucky. This was

happening time and time again. It is a good touch. You think, is this a

player who has not played many games for Chelsea? Confident, graceful, he

moves well. He gets his shot away, on target, testing the keeper. This

is where he has improved, runs off the ball. He does

everything right, so unlucky. This was happening time and time again.

Fantastic feat for a big man. He lifts up his head and cannot get it

on target. If that is what we can expect from Loftus-Cheek, he has a

big future. How are these young players going to break into the

starting 11? Should they go on loan? It is a conundrum. You can be

waiting forever if you go away. He is not young any more. It would be

good if he could go to another club and get the experience. Downing, the

centre of the pitch, thinks about the shot. He has found the top

corner. Stewart Downing. Accrington Stanley dug in to try and unearth an

equaliser. If anyone could unlock the Boro defence, surely Billy Kee

could? But it was not Stanley's day. The Premier League side did enough,

just. Adama Traore had the chance to make it more emphatic. Christhian

Stuani should have buried the rebound. They found the ball in row

Z. Boro find themselves in Renfe. With Burnley's impressive form a

curved mirror, even the most optimistic of Bristol City fans

would have been hard-pressed to imagine an upset. Lee Johnson on the

receiving end of the vote of confidence this week, his team on a

bad run of form. Their Bosnian striker, Milan Djuric, has yet to

open his account since his arrival earlier this month. Had he taken

this chance, it might have been a different story. Burnley took the

lead soon after. Sam Vokes finished first time, just before half-time,

his 50th goal for the club. City never looked like getting back into

the game and almost conceded when this overhead back pass had to be

saved by the on loan goalkeeper, Fabian Giefer. Eventually they did,

to a moment of brilliance from Belgian midfielder Stephen Defour.

His effort guaranteed Burnley a place in the fifth round for the

first time in six years. A Lancashire derby to set the pulses

racing in years gone by. Here, it sent the fans from both sides

marching, the fan serving as a centrepiece around supporter unrest

about the ownership of their clubs. The FA Cup was an irresistible

attraction. Those inside P-word Park -- those inside Ewood Park, if not

quite on the edge of their seats, were key areas. Sam Gallagher sent

them on their way. Winners Andy Murray when you need him? The

message from the referee, no balls, please. It was at Vantage Blackburn

midway through the second half. What a strike. Glik to Blackpool were

finding it heavy going. Their cause was all but lost with Kelvin Mellor

is' dismissal. It might have been a different story for the ten men had

Will Aimson named Laura. Blackburn have their sights set on recapturing

former glories. But Rochdale must have fancied their chances having

reached the last 32 for the third time in four seasons. They had the

first opportunity to take the lead after dominating the initial

exchanges. Peter Vincenti over the bar, let off for the Championship

side. Rochdale had their moments, up until this kick from Conrad Logan

led to a goal. On his debut, he has scored. Piazon side. Rochdale are

screaming it was offside. Huddersfield have taken the lead. It

has been ten months and toddlers fields were last awarded a penalty.

Mark Hudson adjudged to have been brought down. Isaiah Brown, on loan

from Chelsea, slotted home to extend Huddersfield's lead. Two second-half

substitutes combined for Huddersfield's third. Over to the

left. Hefele head it in at the back post. A terrible goalkeeping

mistake. With six minutes left, Hefele was in on the act again, the

central defender turned makeshift striker with his second, and

Huddersfield's fought in what turned out to be a comfortable cup victory.

-- fourth goal. Some great goals give air, but when that we felt we

could not leave the programme without seeing again, credit to

Stephen Defour. Take it away, Trevor. It is a hopeful free kick, a

decent strike. He picks the ball up on the edge of the box and drives at

the heart of the defence. It is a nice little slept, and it is the

sense of urgency. He thinks, I have got the chance. This is an exquisite

finish, unbelievable. The technique that was into scoring that kind of

goal is incredible. Fair play to him. Not many players have got that

technique. I said have not. Does it make it all the sweeter that he was

involved that the other end of the pitch as well? Of course. We have

been blessed today. I still think the

volley from post-2-mac was fantastic. It has been a great day.

Bristol City on a terrible run in the league. Burnley's home form

continues to astound. He has done a wonderful job and does not get the

credit he deserves. They play a good style and they all know their jobs.

I thought that was a Neil Garnham victory for them today. They did not

disappoint. Great to work with you both.

Just time to take a quick look at tomorrow's headlines.

"It's a Knockout", says the Sunday Times,

as they reflect on giant killers, Lincoln City.

The Sun on Sunday picks out four FA Cup sensations to focus

The Daily Mirror are reporting that Wayne Rooney could be heading to

China imminently. The Mail On Sunday focuses on an expected battle

between Arsenal and Manchester United for Antoine Griezmann this

summer. Romance in the FA Cup is alive and well at Sincil Bank.

And our very own impish Trevor has fallen a little bit

I think we've all got a soft spot, haven't we?

1-1. Game on. This is Andreas Weimann. It is two. What a strike.

It is in. Wycombe are back in front again. Son has got the winner of

Tottenham. Willian. It is in. Robinson.