Fourth Round Highlights - Sunday The FA Cup

COMMENTATOR: 1-1, game on. A fine start. Its two,

this is unbelievable. Cheekily. Dele Alli, 3-3. What a strike that is.

Yaya Toure, it had to be. Into the fifth round of the FA Cup. He's got

the winner for Tottenham. His let rip. It's to Pedro, 2-0. It's three!

Lincoln City was much efforts continue.

The fourth found of the Emirates FA Cup had upsets galore yesterday,

Joining me tonight, two men who've played in a fair few FA

Cup ties between them, Trevor Sinclair and Mark Lawrenson.

Loving the jacket, Trafford. Thank you.

First up, the lowest ranked side left in the competition -

Sutton United - who were hoping to join fellow National League side

Standing in their way, Championship high fliers

Leeds United at a rainswept Gander Green Lane.

Never since the FA Cup settled on its current format since 1925 have

two non-league sides reached the last 16 in the same season. Lincoln

City are there. Can Sutton United join them today? Sutton won and FA

Cup replay in front of 400, there are more than ten times here this

afternoon. Nicky Bailey, who wants to cost Middlesbrough the thick end

of ?1.5 million, has passed a fitness test, and anchors their

midfield, alongside him in the middle, Craig Eastmond, once the

play for Arsenal in the Champions League, experienced goal-scorer Matt

Tubbs is on the bench. There are two debuts for Leeds, Billy Whitehouse,

who has been on loan at Guiseley in a National League this season, and

Paul Mackay, both were 20, both were signs to Leeds Academy from

Doncaster Rovers. Only two of this 11th started their Championship

midwinter -- midweek win over Nottingham Forest. Very bad

conditions at Gander Green Lane. Difficult for players and everybody.

As Sutton United launch it forward. Sutton Lawrence Landau! Unbelievable

start, Roarie Deacon. Oh, the flag is. The celebrations go on, but the

flag is up and it won't count. Deacon knows it now. That is so

tight. It's a really good finish. It's been an uncomfortable start to

the game for Leeds. McKay crowded out of it. That's a good save. It's

a really good save. Deacon hit that really well. Sylvestre up to his

left hand side with a super stop here. Look how well hit that is from

Deacon. Might have been rising over the bar. Marco Silvestri wasn't sure

and wasn't about to take a chance. He'll be frustrated. Paul Doswell,

no doubt, because his team have been much the more dangerous. Quickly

dispossessed again. That's good play once more. Is that a foul? The card

is coming out here. It was... Not a huge surprise to see. Liam Cooper

knew he was in bother here. On the right there, Dave Roffey, goalkeeper

when Sutton United played Leeds United in 1970, and on the left of

him, his son, the goalkeeper in 1989 when they played Coventry City. It's

played them into bother again. Deacon inside, blocked, by Gomis.

Sylvestre with the save. Well, he saved it in the end, Marco

Silvestri. It was his poor clearance that started it. A slice of luck for

Leeds United a game. That's a good ball. Great first touch. Good save.

A lovely ball, it's a good save. That was nicely worked, he has

nicked it away, Lewie Coyle. It was only some sort of cross, the ball is

just about still in play for Dallas. Nicely worked, deflected. It wasn't

far wide at all. Well chased by Dallas, first to keep the cross in.

Bishop just deflected round the post off Simon Downer.

Given away poorly. Might be in here, Deacon. Good save the game. Marco

Silvestri, really good stop to deny Deacon. That's not too far wide on

the follow-up either. But Deacon's shot really well hit. Marco

Silvestri's goal still intact, but again, Sutton United asking all the

questions. This is by far Sutton United's best display in the fourth

round of the FA Cup. Two previous games against Leeds and Norwich

finished 6-0 and 8-0, not in Sutton's favour. Nicky Bailey now

for Sutton. The goalkeeper has come and he hasn't got there answer to

claim a penalty, and they claim a panel see again and they get it.

Stuart Attwell says, yes! Bailey's ball over the top, Sylvestre, Diame

you got a foot in but the penalty is surely for the follow-up, as Lewie

Coyle catches Deacon. Jamie Collins, the captain of National League

Sutton, can he put them in front? A lead they would certainly deserve.

1-0, brilliantly dispatched by the skipper and the celebrations begin

at Gander Green Lane again. 1989, all over again! Then, it was

Coventry. Now, it's Leeds. Our Sutton United making history here,

by going further in this competition than they have ever been before? The

captain took responsibility and send the keeper the wrong way, with a

great penalty. There's a long way to go but Sutton are where they deserve

to be, and that is in front. Third in the Championship Leeds, playing

against Sutton United of the National League. And they've barely

laid a glove on them. White House has two to try to beat here. No

foul. -- Billy Whitehouse. Do you know what, Sutton look at that, the

foot flushed out and made contact. That's short, May, leads all over

the place. And May nearly taking advantage. Just as well Marco

Silvestri was alive, because not too many others wearing Leeds colours.

Tales of 1989 probably have been told many, many occasions to those

youngsters. They will pass on the story of 2017 to their own kids, no

doubt. Making the goalkeeper make a save,

he's not had much to do, Ross Worner, in the Sutton United goal.

It's on target, but in truth you can't say much more for it than

that. Spence with the throw. Eastmond tripped, and Liam Cooper is

in trouble here. Second yellow. And Leeds are a goal down and a man

down. One skipper scores, the other sent off. Leeds United are heading

out of the FA Cup here. Sutton's free kick. Bent in towards the goal.

It could have been a second. The flag goes up in the end. Gomis

couldn't put it in. Well, as this free kick comes in, look at the

opportunity Jamie Collins has to make it two. Marco Silvestri managed

to force it away. Surely the next whistle will signal FA Cup history.

Sutton fans impatient. They are ready to rock, just waiting for

Stuart Attwell. And there it is! They've done it again! Sutton United

are into the fifth round, the last 16, of the FA Cup. Further run they

have ever been, eclipsing even 1989. It's a thoroughly deserved victory

and for the first time in its modern form a, the FA Cup will have two

non-league sides in the last 16! How do you sum up your emotions

tonight? Actually calmer, calmer than the Wimbledon game when you saw

me sprint up the line two or three times and I got out of breath. I had

trusted the team today. I knew we were in with a chance because the

lads started the game well, which was important. They all had their

jobs to do. But it's a team you can trust. So pleased for my skipper as

well, Jamie Collins, to get that one in goal. As soon as we scored, I

think we knew we had won. They never really caused us problems. They had

one shot on target. We were disappointed we hadn't scored by

half-time but we won 1-0 and that's all that matters. I take

responsibility, I selected the team, I made changes, it didn't work out

for us, so maybe it was the wrong decision in that sense. It's my

responsibility, I take that fully, for the performance we have got.

You've got to be wanting a home draw. I don't want Man United away

or Liverpool away, but Chelsea, if we could get a home draw I think it

would be an amazing, another amazing day here. Everyone keeps telling me

we were due to play Lincoln on Saturday the 18th. That was called

off last night because Lincoln got through. We have got through today.

You can guarantee we're going to draw Lincoln on the 18th, as we

should have played them, and you'll get a long league team in a

quarterfinal. That will never happen again.

Paul Doswell, didn't he just, an incredible day for them and Sutton

United and a bit of history, the first time ever two non-league sides

have reached the fifth round of the FA Cup since the Football League was

founded. They deserved that. There's no argument at all. They were

outstanding. They could have won more comfortably. I like what Garry

Monk said, it was down to me as far as Leeds was concerned and they

didn't do three things. They didn't cope with their own changes, of

which there were ten. They certainly didn't cope with the football pitch

and didn't really cope with the opposition at all and in the end,

they'd have no idea how to play on that pitch, and how they got a 3G at

the training ground? At the training facilities. It didn't look like

they'd been on it. Of the Roarie Deacon, he has scored every round so

far. He tormented Leeds. He did, he was full of running, had no fear,

making runs in behind and the Leeds back four did not know how to deal

with him and he had lots of success. He could have scored more than the

penalty he got for study could have scored a few goals. We see him just

offside. It looked about level to me, when we see the replay. Finished

it really well, but looking to get in behind. I think he was full of

creativity. He was really eager to run behind. If you ask any defender,

that's what they don't want you to do, running behind. On his right

hand side, fierce shot, working the goalkeeper, good quality. I like

this clip, he'd checked his shoulder, first-time shot, really

vicious. He was like that all afternoon. Absolutely stunning

performance from Susan. People will go on about the pitch. It's not the

pitch, it's the quality and experience from the Sutton United

team. They were too much for Leeds United to handle. There's nothing

wrong with the pitch, they just knew how to play on it. They had a

minimum amount of passes. Talking of the penalty incident, because Roarie

Deacon played a part in that, how much of this was a combination of

the 3G pitch, and the inexperienced backline for Leeds? I blame the

goalkeeper, if I'm going to apportion blame. Because of

communication? I don't know about communication. When you see the ball

get played through, what's he doing when he sees an onrushing player?

What's he doing coming to the corner of his penalty area? The next thing,

Coyle is leaving because Marco Silvestri is taking our take it,

whatever, and they got away with it there and Coyle ended up tripping up

your man, so a well taken penalty. The goalkeeper has no reason to

come. The guy is running into the corner of the penalty area. You

might argue he's running away from the goal, so I'm sorry, but they

cause your own downfall. Jamie Collins has been asking if he can

have the day off work tomorrow because he's wanting to celebrate

and he's a bricklayer. I would want my wall being built by him tomorrow

anyway! For Leeds United it was a day to forget. Of course, they are

eyeing promotion to the Premier League, we have seen something

similar with Brighton and Newcastle. Ten changes, how much has that

contributed to this? Johansson This team will have never started

together. There were young players playing. I get this thing about

giving them experience but they are better coming into the team where

there is already experience. There are guys to help them through it.

Chuck in the fact of the pitch as well and it just didn't work. You

can see Leeds are guilty of trying to play too much football. Sutton

keep them at arms length away from the penalty area. They are not going

to hurt us. While Leeds will feel they had lots of possession, they

seriously didn't do anything with it. This is 25 yard at best. That

really was the story of their performance. Listen I hope they go

on and get a performance but it's the to forget. They took

responsibility instead of playing with the kids.

After leading the line for Millwall in the 2004 FA Cup final,

Neil Harris now had the chance to manage the League One side

Their opponents were Premier League Watford, who could do

Your commentators are Jonathan Pearce and Jermaine Jenas.

It's Sunday lunch, feeding time in the lion 's den. Premier League egos

are very much on the menu. Watford will have to be up for this or they

will be going out of the cup here tonight. Let's look at the line-ups.

Jordan Hart Chuck, former Tottenham. One change, Cooper. Hutchinson is

injured. In midfielder, all products of the Millwall youth team. 24

between those front to this season. Seven changes for Watford. Costel

Pantilimon has been their regular but Mariappa makes his first

appearance in his second spell at the club. Brandon Mason coming in at

wingback. Watson get his first start since August. Whether you're a

straight backing from the African cup of Nations. Jerome Sinclair

replaces Troy Deeney. Both teams have been to FA Cup finals in recent

memory. That may reach the fifth round here today? In the blue and

white stripes. Immediately looking for Steve

Morison. What a start that would have been! It would have been quite

sensational. Right, it would have been sensational, it came from one

long ball, caught Watford out. He's trying to guide it into the far

corner. Get a little too much hyped on it. Watson. Mason. Atkinson has

pulled it back for the Challenger Watson. Ball is up from the back for

this. Okaka picks up injuries because he tries too hard, the

manager says. Turned in towards him, slightest of touches on it. Just

edged away for a corner. It's all about delivery, this, lovely flight

on the ball from Guedioura, pace on it, it's the far post. Talking of

injuries, he's played less than 300 games as a first-team pro in 13

years. The youngster year, Sinclair. Nothing going, says the referee,

that is a more contentious one. Sinclair goes to kick it. Using that

incidents darts going to pull the laid-back. Sometimes players can

stop you from striking the ball. This situation... Right on the

money. No connection from Williams by the lookout at. Strikes the

floor, Sinclair. Hit the deck. A right pickle at the other end,

though. The goalkeeper and the defender. They just got away with

it. Goodness me. Always going to be an intense cup tie. You can't muck

around with it. Brilliant from Gregory, exactly what you want from

your centre forward. Getting stuck in with the goalkeeper. Fantastic

tackle. I think Millwall were complaining, saying it was a

backpass but Mariappa. Calling for a stretcher. Heurelho Gomes will come

on. Enter forward until he was 17. They needed a goalkeeper on a beach

tournament, he went in goal and stayed there ever since.

Morison. Gregory! Exactly what Heurelho Gomes can do. A fine shot

stopper. For a keeper who's just come off the bench, this is a

fantastic save. A good cross in. Out to Gregory.

That should have hit the target. He claims a corner kick. Millwall go to

the referee. The ball was bouncing awkwardly, couldn't keep it down.

Gregory gets his technique wrong, got to get his laces through, keep

it low. Trying to lift it. And disguise it over the box. He's

claiming there is a touch on the ball. Out from Watford. Here is

Jerome Sinclair. He's worked hard. Seen off by Cooper. Play on. Decent

cross in now. Bug being pulled back in. Did Webster have hold of it? --

Okaka being pulled in. Tough one for Martin Atkinson to give. I don't

know if it's clear enough, there is definite contact there, but there

always is in the box. For a challenge by Mason. Certainly caught

Wallace on the half term. Young man, FA Cup tie... Mistimed it. Martin

Atkinson is sensible as a referee. Coming in on his left foot. Lovely

ball in. The state has to be made from Morison. -- the save as to be

made. Watford simply switched off defensively.

Lovely cross. Morison! Millwall of League 1 lead Premier League Watford

with six minutes to go. Steve Morison, one of the old men of the

team. The Millwall hero gets the goal. The Lions are roaring now.

Here is Cummings. And Wallace. Another corner. Two wide men, fresh

pair of legs in the wide positions. A good call from Harris. He'll try

to suck this in. Ferguson with it. Morison at the near post with the

touch. Two! It's not, it's ruled out for handball. He thought he'd

settled it. The big centre half up from the back. It's not given. Will

it yet swing on that decision? In by Mac pro. Troy Deeney, should he have

started, that is the big question. He's done well. Watson back in the

mix. It'll come to Troy Deeney. Couldn't get the shot away because

of the intervention. Webster, who's worked so hard. He did just enough.

There it is! Don't tell anyone here in south London the FA Cup has lost

its lustre. That dreams don't happen any more. But the glamour is gone.

Because the Steve Morison's goal has beaten a Premier League team. First

and foremost I am beaten now, great one for us. -- unbeaten. We've got

confidence, which is key at this stage. Lincoln, Oxford, anybody

outside top division, just below that, top of the championship, to

get to the fifth round is a great achievement. Very frustrated I'm

sure, Walter, did the performance matched the game plan you set out

with today? TRANSLATION: It was a game where it was enough not to

concede a goal, we wanted to win the game. And I'm very disappointed,

very sorry for the fans. But I will tell them that we will get back on

and do the best in the next game. I thought everything that the FA Cup

stands for we epitomised that, with out the ball of discipline and shape

was good. You start to think the goal isn't going to come then when

you need it to have a talismanic Steve Morison to be able to put the

end product on a quality ball. We'll look at that in. Momentous days for

Millwall. They are staying in Bermondsey and the FA Cup. A rare

unchanged line-up. They did, Watford didn't. It doesn't half make a

difference when you play regular with somebody. Football's all about

partnerships. When you know the strengths and weaknesses, what they

do in certain situations, each time I see Watford they are all over the

place because they keep making changes. Today it was quite close

but I think Millwall deserved the victory. They started the game

really well from the first minute, Lee Gregory got into a position

where he could get a goal. Sniffed it out, sensed danger, but right on

the end of a cross. Brilliant play, got the ball out wide. As we see

from the clip, he can sense the ball coming into the box and like any

good striker gets between the central defenders. So unlucky not to

get that on target. Again he can sniff out a little opportunity here.

Pantilimon comes out. Goes through. Strong challenge. He was unlucky it

didn't bounce down to him. He kept getting himself in positions where

he was going to score. As you can see, slight hand from the Watford

defender. Again, on the move, on his front foot, what a strike. Brilliant

save from Pantilimon. Great knock-down, good linkup between the

strikers. They've got confidence, eight games unbeaten, playing with

real confidence. And no fear. That is a Premier League side they are

playing against. They are so competitive and sometimes you look

at Premier League teams and they are looking at other teams thinking, you

can't tackle us. You can see what they are tackled, going it's a foul.

You have to know when you go down the leagues it's really tough. What

a manager says if you can match them physically you have a chance, but

they didn't match them for me. Watford had a couple of penalty

shouts. It might get heated in the studio, you have different views on

the first of the two. I don't think the first one is a penalty,

Sinclair. He feels a waft of something. I honestly believe there

is no contact. Almost no contact on the ball. It's not just because he's

my namesake, as you pull your foot back as a defender you're not

allowed to touch, definitely contact, it changes the way he's

striking the ball and he stubbed his toe. This is a penalty all day long.

Absolutely is. He's just got everything, pulled him back, pulled

him down, everything you could possibly think of. Lukaku doesn't

look like a player will go down easily, he's a big lump, pulls him

down. Should have been a penalty. That was Watford's day. Paroled

Walter, probably checking the plane times for Italy. I mean, I bet he

absolutely totally lost it in the dressing room. What more can I do?

If we could translate that I'm sure we couldn't broadcast it anyway. You

might be right, might be through the translator. The winner from Millwall

came from Steve Morison, a real talisman. His 81st goal for the club

over two spells. How good was the ball from Shane Phillips gritter

marquee picks the ball up in his own half, the overlap on the outside,

puts a bit of disguise on. What a cross, Steve Morison get yourself a

winner. He does, with brilliant style. Keeps his eye on the ball,

really concentrates, mixture he hits the target. Fortunately goes between

the legs of the goalkeeper and that was the winner. Great ball in.

Nobody near him, absolutely nobody near him, look how much time and

space from the build-up to the finish. A day to remember for

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After ending Manchester United's impressive unbeaten run

on Thursday in the League Cup, Hull City were aiming

to continue their mini resurgence away to Championship side Fulham.

Commentary comes from BBC London's Murray Burnell and Martin Ling.

Here's Tim Reid, finds McDonald. 1-2, Martin goes down. It's a free

kick to Fulham, about 35 yards out. In towards the Hull penalty area.

Sone Aluko, against his former club, made no doubt about it, well taken!

This is brilliant play by Aluko. He continues in towards the middle.

This is amazing! That was brilliant play. Wide of the post in the end.

This is an opportunity now to move forward for Fulham. Sessegnon again.

He gets the ball, he's offside. It comes out to Robertson again, puts

the ball in towards the post, a late goal. Brilliantly taken, that's a

great ball towards Sessegnon. Towards Martin, and Martin scores.

The ball comes through towards the path of Sessegnon, and Sessegnon

makes it three for Fulham. Blazer towards Martin, Kenny could be

through. He checks back, he's still on the ball. He plays it towards

Johansen. 4-1 Fulham, they are going into the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Brilliant from McDonald's. He got past about five players there. Comes

out towards Floyd Ayite, who can sweep it in towards Tom Cairney.

Shoots towards goal, what an effort that was, tipped around the post.

Brilliant from Tom Cairney. Really silly to give away that penalty.

Here is Hernandez, scored four goals this season has the Uruguayan. From

12 yards in front of the Hull City fans, he might give Hull City a

chance. A terrible penalty. There might be another penalty. There is

another penalty. Hernandez. Unbelievable! Amazing, amazing

occasion. To play against Premier League, -- to play against Premier

League team, we try to find chances. I'm not disappointed, of course I'm

not happy with the score, with our performance today, but it's a lot of

problems to solve. We will have the same ambition and stay longer

possibly in this competition than right now. A convincing victory as

far as Fulham were concerned. Was that reflected in the performance

itself? I watched them at Loftus Road a couple of weeks ago. A very

strong side. You look at the players in the middle of the pack, Johansen,

Tom Cairney, they run the middle of the pack and they did that this

afternoon. Very good performance but the two most important players in

the side were Sone Aluko and the young boy, Sessegnon. Outstanding

displays. If we see the footage, you will see what I'm talking about.

Nice and early, involved, getting himself in the danger areas, great

strike, opened the scoring here. Great strengths, no fear at all, no

respect for the Premier League side. Good trickery, unfortunate not to

get his shot on target. We pick him out here, on the opposite side, this

is 16-year-old Ryan Sessegnon. Fulham back -- Fulham running, loads

of ideas, strength, usually use the young man wasting the ball and

giving it away in this position, he keeps position, great. He looks to

get involved, this is his setup play, this is so, so good for a

young man. You would think he would try to take the limelight and go for

himself. Third man run, thinks he's going to get it, no, keep on going

and most can't finish it before him, he does it with aplomb. That's a

superb talent. I'm really excited for the future. They played with a

lot of freedom and they like to express themselves. He's 16. He

plays more like a number ten. He's a left-sided player, he has pace, he's

obviously still growing, developing and maturing. Everybody knows he's

going to be a top player. It's how long they can manage to keep him at

Fulham big for one of the big boys. The they are already sniffing around

him and that's why. I Babin Hull are prioritising staying in the Premier

League, but was that a missed chance to enhance the feel-good factor?

They were a bit deflated even though they have won, seven changes, they

have to stay in the league. It's bigger for them than staying in the

FA Cup. The final Cup tie played today

saw the current holders Manchester United up

against the 2013 winners, The Reds having won 17 of the 18

meetings between the two. Guy Mowbray and Martin Keown

were at Old Trafford. Anthony Martial, scored in the third

round against Reading, scored six goals this season. A lot of pressure

on him today, were the words of his manager. If he plays magnificently,

he'll play against Hull in midweek. It seems a long time ago when Will

Grigg Blade Runner MK Dons team that may -- beat Louis van Gaal's team

4-0 in the League Cup as it was then. Team-mates included Dele Alli

and Fenwick Afobe, now scoring goals for Bournemouth in the Premier

League. Today, we recognise Wayne Rooney's goal-scoring record for

Manchester United, just under 12 and a half years of goals, 250 of them

in 547 games. It's a couple of hundred fewer than it took Bobby

Charlton to score his 249. Smalling did well there are

initially but then played Schweinsteiger into trouble. A foul

committed on Michael Jacobs that gives with In free kick. -- it gives

Wigan a free kick. Towards Burn, fired out, Romero. A really good

effort from Connolly. A dribbler for the United goalkeeper but Connolly

has clearly got a taste for having a go at scoring goals. Certainly has,

there's a lot of sting in that shot, a great strike from the young man.

Sure, that's a good ball, a good-looking ball. Mata got their

and he hit it hard and high. Finally we see a bit of penetration. It's

knocked down nicely there. Mata can't get over it. It's their first

meaningful effort on goal. Still Manchester United nil, Wigan

Athletic nil. He thought he was fouled. I think MacDonald has

definitely fouled Rooney. It's a decent try from Power, had plenty of

that, didn't have the swerve to take it away from Sergio Romero. I think

he blocks him. It shows an early effort from distance, plenty of

confidence coming in, Wigan. Qatari Anthony Martial, loads of

room for Fosu-Mensah. Martial backs himself. He is Fosu-Mensah, a good

ball across but it's missed by Mkhitaryan. A huge chance for

Manchester United. He rips it across, Mkhitaryan should be putting

that in. Wigan will not be drawn out. Good shape to their team, well

drilled. Incomes Jacobs. Schweinsteiger now to cross.

Haugaard goes back, Fellaini has it. Manchester United find the route to

goal. A simple cross onto the head of Marouane Fellaini. It's taken

them almost the whole of the half. Jose Mourinho's men have the lead.

Manchester United one, Wigan Athletic nil. Call-out to

Schweinsteiger. He knows he can pick a pass just puts it therefore

Fellaini, who does the rest was his power. Pins the defender. It's

almost to say forget the passing, let's just put it in the box, and

Fellaini will put it in the back of the net. Wigan have to think more

about getting forward. If they want to go through in this tournament

they want to get forward as much as they can. Here's an opportunity. The

ball is swung in and Romero has put it straight out. To Perkins. Here's

Warnock, Power. And the next cross from Jacobs is blocked by Rojo but

Sergio Romero they're very nearly palmed his team into deep trouble.

It's a problem of their own making, the goalkeeper, they have to test in

the box. It's a long way out for Perkins.

Mkhitaryan lets it go for Schweinsteiger. Warnock has

clattered into Bastian Schweinsteiger there. It's a corner,

not a free kick. It's all smiles between the pair.

Wayne Rooney to take the corner. Smalling has gone near. It's over

him. Mounting Manchester United pressure.

Martial looks for Smalling. 2-0 United, two headers into the Wigan

net. They are passing through to the last 16 and it's just about assured.

Marty al-Quds in here onto his right foot. He is so dangerous in these

sorts of positions -- Martial cuts inhere onto his right foot. He picks

out Smalling. There's only one winner here, again another cross

into the box. Wigan just can't deal with it. Good finish. Wigan have to

really pick themselves up from the floor, to have any hope of even

taking them back to another part of Lancashire for another replay, they

have to do something they've never done before and that's scored two

goals at Old Trafford. Martial to the left-hand side of Mkhitaryan.

Mkhitaryan finds him and powers into the centre himself. It's Martial,

Mkhitaryan, it's Manchester United three, Wigan Athletic nil. They have

raced down the field to finally take the tie away from Wigan once and for

all. Top quality. Martial, why he wants to play down the middle, I

don't know. Third man running, Mkhitaryan plays it to him and he

just about stays onside. Now he's trying to pick the past. The weight

on this ball is beautiful. A great run. He waits, the left foot, the

delivery is there. He can't miss. No way back for Wigan now. United

three, Wigan nil. Sure is looking for Martial. Martial above Warnock.

Turned only just past his own goal by Dan Burn. It's good plate,

Martial, look at the spring he has got there. Doesn't get the direction

on the header. Rulli's corner, into the goal by Bastian Schweinsteiger.

A beaming smile on the face of the German, who scored his first goal

for Manchester United at Old Trafford in what might well be one

of his last games for Manchester United. He can thank Herrera Mahut

manages to get it down to him, improvises really well there,

Schweinsteiger. Almost an overhead kick. Beautiful. It even raised a

smile, didn't it, from Mourinho, on the bench. We deserved to win. The

first half was not very, very good, but we managed to beat 1-0 in front

and at half-time we spoke about changing a few things and the

dynamic of the team. The boys accepted it obviously well and the

second half was Dutch better. We deserved to win. The job was done.

We are in the last 16. The first 60 minutes I thought we gave as good as

we got. We have the best opportunities that were carved

through good football. And clever play. But conceded two goals, which

you get every week in the Championship. We knew they are hard

team to beat and that's what we faced in a far south and in the

second half it opened. This weekend there's a lot of top teams that have

gone out, so it's good we are still in the Cup. No absurd in the end at

Old Trafford. Considering that Wigan asked trying to stave off relegation

in the Championship, they acquitted themselves well for the first 45

minutes or an hour? Definitely an hour, the 1-0 was a blow but Warren

Joyce's men were playing for him, really, Tim Farron made Manchester

United huff and puff for the first hour. I have to say, David Perkins

covered every blade of grass, he got -- he was excellent for Wigan. It

was bread and butter crosses into the goals. In general there is a lot

of positives for Wigan. The third goal from United particularly stood

out. By then you are playing with freedom

and abandonment. It was class. Look at the number of first-time passes

where possible, the running of the ball, running directly at Wigan.

This delivery is absolutely brilliant. Alongside with the run

from Cooper. You don't score better breakaway goals. It wasn't

obviously, they are at Old Trafford, it was outstanding. Five of the top

six in a Premier League are through, the only exception Liverpool. As it

highlighted if anything that the squad depth of the Jurgen Klopp

side, isn't as strong as it should be compared to Manchester United.

But as well as it should become a just isn't strong. -- not as well as

it should be. What was Liverpool, 480? It tells its own story. The top

five have got bigger squads. Wolverhampton deserved to win.

Whoever played, Wolverhampton Wanderers deserved to win, they were

outstanding. Staggering individual performances, let's remind you of

the 17 teams in the hat for the fifth round. One replay staggeringly

after all of those. Derby against Leicester City of course, still yet

to decide the winner. Lincoln city, look out for them in the draw on

Monday, number seven. I just hope all the lower league teams get into

the draw. Get the draw they want. By the time we get this far they

thoroughly deserved it. Lincoln city in the hat after a terrific

performance against Brighton, a comeback win. They played last

Monday night and got taken to the cleaners 3-0 at Barrow. Thought they

may have run out of legs. 1-0 down against Brighton and fully deserved

the victory. With all of this talk about wholesale changes, it

shouldn't detract from the achievement. From Lincoln city, and

made the fifth round for the first time in their 115 year history. You

realise it's an amazing atmosphere there, something special happening.

Danny and Nicky Cowley, the brothers at the helm, have created an amazing

culture. They are superseding what they should in this competition.

Strong words from Alan Shearer earlier. He says some clubs have

been cheated, cheating the fans. I agree with him, some of the top

teams most definitely. When we get to this stage when the likes of

Leeds and Newcastle are making wholesale changes, what are they

saying to everybody? This isn't our priority. That basically is the

problem. When you get the lower league clubs, you get the

excitement. Is the romance still there? It has to be, it enhances the

chances of the lower league side getting through. It does enhance it.

In Now, in case you've missed any

of this weekend's action, don't forget to head to the BBC

iPlayer or the BBC Sport website for the FA Cup catch-up service,

which is available from 6am And you can see the draw

for the FA Cup fifth round later on Monday evening,

during the One Show On Tuesday night, 5Live have

coverage of Liverpool v Chelsea, And there's highlights

of all the Premier League games that night on Match of the Day on BBC One

at 10.45pm, or at the slightly later time of 11.10 in Wales

and Northern Ireland, And if you like football

of the American variety... My goodness. Super Bowl LI, a party

worth staying up for. Patriots against Falcons. Live on BBC One.

Trevor, Lawro, thanks for your company.

Well it's been an historic fourth round of the FA Cup.

For all those connected with Sutton, Fulham and Millwall,

Collins for Sutton. And the celebrations begin again.

Johansson! Schweinsteiger. A beaming smile on the face of the German.

Morison! Another FA Cup giant-killing story.