Fourth Round: Millwall v Watford The FA Cup

We on the wall. This is our home. No one likes us. And we don't care. We

don't like islands and we don't like dogs. We don't like glass ceilings

and city slackers. And we don't like Sunday's. How do fans feel about

this derby being staged on a Sunday? Normally I would prefer Saturday. We

didn't like Arsenal nicking our gaffer. We didn't enjoy the

millennium. And we didn't like losing. Dennis Wise and his team are

out of Europe. At the Den you will hear the Lions roar. Today we don't

like Watford. We're not to get stung. We like Tony Cascarino, Kenny

a lot, Keith Stevens, Tim K Hill and Neil Harris. We are the Lions and

this is our then. And we like it here.

# Our Den. STUDIO: They are going to like it here for the foreseeable

future. Millwall are staying at the Denman, and we are here this

afternoon for the League 1's side against Premier League Watford --

staying at The Den. Millwall will fancy their chances having knocked

out Premier League Bournemouth in a previous round. And joining the

pitch side at The Den, a man who is working the crowd very well, former

England and Arsenal striker Ian Wright, and Watford's all time

leading goal-scorer who seems to have confused a trip to South London

with a trip to the Arctic. Your former side have a real test on

their hands? They have indeed. Always worrying when you see lots of

changes going into the FA Cup. I've been in the Watford team in the

third, fourth division, whatever, going to the big clubs and they've

not taken it seriously. So I'm a bit worried and apprehensive about this

one. You've had a great welcome here this morning, you love coming here,

and you love this crowd. Explain your connection? I've been going to

Millwall since I was nine, when I stayed with my aunt Sally down in

Deptford. I started going Millwall then. I love coming to Millwall.

When I was younger it's the only team I wanted to play for but it did

not work out that way. When I went to Burnley I was desperate to come

here and finish my career here but it didn't happen. We will show you a

game where Ian was in the crowd, 1978, FA Cup quarterfinals. Ipswich.

They won. I cried after this game. It was amazing, seeing Nick Mills,

Paul Mariner, John walking, all that, playing, amazing to see them

down in New Cross. This was one of the first times I experienced crying

after a football match, 1978, 15, gutted. We will see Paul Mariner's

hat-trick goal. This is it. Didn't want to go off celebrating too much

in front of the fans. If you scored, you would turn as quick as you can

and head back to where your team-mates were, didn't want to go

anywhere near the supporters. Going very well under Neil Harris, five

points off the play-offs. Consistency has been a huge debate,

and that has been their watchword. Only made one change in their last

eight games, injury enforced. It can only be a good thing, simply because

the boys are confident in what they are doing, playing well and not

changing it up. This is the perfect time for me to be playing a Watford

side that have changed so many players. Why? Great opportunity for

Millwall. Likes to go with two strikers and play 4-4- two. He's

grown up that way. You get a bit of a partnership, you work out how to

give the defender is a bit of a scare on the day. When you've only

got one up there, it gives the defenders a bit of a day off. They

can concentrate on getting forward and causing you problems. Watford

have reached the FA Cup final just once in 1984 in what was a golden

period for the club. Ooh, lovely skill, and what a

magnificent goal! John Barnes. Towards the near post, got a flick

and it's there. Looks of it, good goal, so well executed. Watford

cannot be stopped. All the more poignant watching that footage with

the recent passing of Graham Taylor, his funeral on Wednesday in Watford.

Since then have all Watford team's been judged against that generation

was blue I think they have, because that was the benchmark, team that

came from the fourth division and ended up finishing second in what is

now the Premier League and it was the most incredible time to be part

of that club. Yes, that's what every team must try to emulate.

Watford have been successful in getting back into the Premier

League. This season they seem a little unsettled? It has been a bit

unsettled but in terms of points we are not dissimilar to what we were

then. It's the fact we have not had that run of games where we went win,

win, win, to make such a difference. Not a great deal between them at the

moment. The team was more subtle bend. But we are not quite in the

same position. What have you made of Watford this season? A few players

have been very disappointing, and I don't think you will get any more

out of Troy Deeney. Some players are just not playing as well. Ighalo has

not come in with the goals and they are struggling to find goals from

other places. Troy Deeney on the bench, surprised? Not really, that

has been the case. It is a shame. The FA Cup is a big, big again for

everybody. To not have your best players out there every game is

disappointing. Last season, the run to the FA Cup semifinal, do you

think it gave Watford moment in the Premier League as well? It did. You

play well in the league, that day of you are playing in the cup, win

again, it sets you up for the next game, we have not really had that.

If you think the teams are being very patient in that tunnel, it's

because they are waiting for the referee to arrive. They have been

standing there for a while and the referee has yet to come out. No

point hiding it, it is not a full house today, and yet they will make

a lot of noise and the atmosphere will be intimidating. Always

intimidating down here, and they support their team ferociously down

here at Millwall. I would like to see them get through this round, get

another team down here, feel it out, because it is a number visible

stadium. You don't really want to be standing in the tunnel for a very

long period of time. That's the last thing you want to do, you've got

warmed up and mentally ready to go out and play. To be stood there for

two, three, four minutes longer than you need to be, that is not great

preparation. Just been told the referee was ready, he had to check

kit. I'm assuming the players kits. What would be a successful season

for Watford? To finish somewhere in the top ten if they can and to have

a run in the FA Cup. If you are not going to win the league you've got

to aim to get a cup final. Absolutely right. I think Watford

should be doing everything they can to get to the latter stage of this

competition. Teams are out, took a little while to get them there.

Thank you to Luther and Ian, dancing along here. Let's join the

commentary team up there in the gantry.

COMMENTATOR: Thanks very much. Good afternoon, everybody. Football folk

hero here, big Barry Kitchener, Teddy Sheringham, Neil Harris. Today

he sends out that class of 17 who believe they can become legends,

make no mistake. Sunday lunch feeding time in the lions Den and

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 today. Let's look at

the line-ups, the former Tottenham youngster Jordan Archer in goal.

Jake Cooper, on loan from Reading, replacing Shaun Hutchinson, who is

injured. Onyedinma, Thompson and O'Brien are all Millwall youth team

products. Watford with seven changes. Costel Pantilimon has been

their regular cup keeper. Mariappa makes his second appearance. Okaka

comes Poli stays in. I don't think the Watford manager

will have experienced anything quite like this. Won the cup in charge of

Natalie. The Den and Millwall is a world away from that.

There is the referee, had a late check on the kit. Martin Atkinson

and his two assistants. It's a ground with great community links.

And they have won the first Battle of the week, it seems. The right to

stay here and play football and have an Academy with the composter in

purchase order from the council finally being chucked out. Those

families will be delighted. A lot of them come from workers from the dock

area. They have a big dock as they hear in celebration -- docker's day

here in celebration. It is a proud community club. There is the

docker's stand on the far side. He will be dreaming, that little lad,

the Sunday shock here today. While everyone is talking about that, will

it be a shock for you today, here, Jermain? You've got a Millwall side

in great form playing the same weight week in, week out. And

Watford, their form has been very indifferent this season. Don't think

there's been too many standout performers. Good season for them.

There have been changes made to Watford. If they need any reminding

just how many upsets can be caused in this competition, all they needed

to do was watch the results come in yesterday. They need to be right up

for this game today. Their team very much with the trip to Arsenal in the

Premier League on Tuesday in mind. Never met Millwall in the FA Cup

before, Watford. Lost just once in their last ten meetings, winning

seven of those. Let's not forget that Millwall, in

their past, have just beaten Bournemouth in Premier League, in

the FA Cup. Also Arsenal, Chelsea, villa in their past. It will be

Watford in the yellow and black to kick us off and underway. Both these

teams have been to FA Cup finals in recent memory. Will they reached the

fifth round here today? Millwall in the blue and white stripes.

Immediately looking for Steve Morison, and into Gregory! What a

start that would have been! It would have been quite sensational. You are

absolutely right, it would have been absolutely sensational. All it came

from was one long ball, caught out Watford. As the cross comes in,

Gregory does so well to get anything on it but he's got to stick that one

away. As early as this chance has came, it has a good look at it,

makes good contact. You can see that he was trying to guide it into the

far corner but just gets a little too much right on it. Warning signs

already for Watford. Nearly stinging the Hornets. Outcomes Pantilimon.

We thought Pantilimon was going to play in the final but sat on the

bench. I think you saw a sign there of what Luther Blissett was talking

about before the game, in terms of the two strikers playing together,

the way they link up. Nobody was interested in marking him

in that Watford back three. He knows about scoring a few goals. A record

goal-scorer, Neil Harris, two spells at the club. He kept his cards

pretty close to his chest in the week but they are delighted that the

CPO seems to have gone away, although they will wait until batter

is finally ratified by the local council. They want to see it in

writing. The whole future of Millwall has been shrouded in doubt

for the last three or four years because of that. They are

competitive in the midfield area certainly. There is Tony Craig.

Millwall's season holder as a boy. He was part of the club when they

went to the final. Kaboul, tucked inside by Dja Djedje

in their right wingback role. This is Mason who played against Burton

in the last round the whole game. Made his debut against Spurs on new

years day at home for the 4-1 drubbing.

Here is Dja Djedje. Signed for Marseille in the summer. He has been

restricted by a foot injury. Kicked away by Jake Cooper, six of him.

There is no place to hide here at the den for any opposition player.

Never has been. On the attack again. Morison working hard in the wide

positions. A very positive start from Millwall. They were always on

the front foot. Players running forward, winning second balls.

The first corner of the game. They have sent the two centre-backs

forward. There goes Byron Webster, six foot three, injured in the warm

up in the play-off final last spring. A corner from Williams.

Webster in there with Cooper. Only scored one goal this season,

Webster. The referee has blown for a foul on the keeper I think. I think

there was a nudge on Pantilimon as the ball comes in. It was the right

delivery from Williams. Gregory just gets his backing to Pantilimon,

trying to be clever and nudge him out of the way. The referee spotted

it. Watson, pressure on the teenager.

Britos on the Italian cup for Walter Mazzarri at Napoli. -- won the

Italian cup. There are a couple of players for

Watford who won the cup elsewhere. Younes Kaboul on it in France.

A tricky tie, this for Watford. Onyedinma comes from plants did in

London. He is a winger who can play through the middle. -- once did.

It is a daunting opening for this Premier League team. It is. Once

they get to the middle of the pitch, Millwall are all over them, pressing

them higher up the pitch. The continuity of the team, they have

made one change in eight games. Walter Mazzarri has yet to find the

essential formula that Neil Harris has produced. He has used 28 players

in the Premier League. Craig thinks about it. The shot is deflected high

and away. It is a corner kick. It is all about Millwall. It is. A couple

of times now Morison is making the runs into the channels, causing

Watford problems. That is what you need to do when you play against the

back three. It was Craig who could not quite get that one on target.

Here comes that corner again. It was headed down and wide by Cooper. He

was sent off last season you might remember, playing for Reading

against Crystal Palace in the quarterfinal. Watford Mark Zona Lee.

It is great off because you are very static as a player. That is why that

ball from Williams was difficult, it is a one for any defender to deal

with. The fourth round, the fifth time in seven seasons for Watford.

They have a decent pedigree. Mariappa in his second spell.

He came on in the final four Crystal Palace last year.

A brilliant header from Younes Kaboul because he was under a lot of

pressure. Dja Djedje was seven times capped by

the Ivory Coast but he fell out with the national team. He did not want

to play in the African Cup of Nations and couple of years back and

played for Marseille instead. Interesting the way Aiden O'Brien

gets in from the left hand side. Kaboul has pushed out wide.

What a story it would be for Tony Craig if he could be on the winning

side today. His third spell at the club. Nearly 300 games in that time.

Watford are struggling to get over the halfway line. Is where Millwall

seem to laugh on. They don't give them any space. It is all very slow

and ponderous. 33 years since Watford went to Wembley and played

in the Cup Final under Graham Taylor. It would be something

special in Graham's memory if they could get there again. The FA Cup is

full of stories like that. But he has a job to do as well. He has had

two cup finals in Italy. It is a potent and hard-working Fred

two. It is. Morison did not have to look. He knows Gregory's ball chase

and knocks over the back three of Watford. That is always nice to know

as a striker. The offside flag. Last season, Tony Craig had a knee

injury. He has a horrible scar after that operation. Harris went through

adversity health-wise. He suffered from testicular cancer and was

really strong in supporting and fundraising for that cause. A

down-to-earth forthright man is Neil Harris. A Millwall man.

Neil played for Millwall against Manchester United in the final.

Britos won that one. One of four players who stayed on after last

week's draw. He was in the semifinal last season.

There was a big gamble signing Sinclair in the summer for four

million. ?4 million was spent on the back of

120 minutes of first-team football. On Graham Taylor is the song on the

lips of the fans. They think very highly of Onyedinma

here. He came through from the youth team ranks. Holding that well, Steve

Morison, bringing others into play. He did so well initially, Onyedinma,

on the right-hand side. His partner made a great run on the outside. He

couldn't find him in the end. The referee Martin Atkinson. An

eminently sensible man. Some neat little plate by Doucoure,

who seems to be on his way out at the start of the season.

Okaka scored that great, Arsenal last season when they knocked out

the holders. Worldwide from Guedioura, not a

repeat of the Arsenal striker from last year -- well wide from. He's

not a player that turns down an invitation for a shot, I can tell

you that. Don't want to give him too many opportunities in and around the

edge of the box, because when he catches them, like you said, the one

in the quarterfinal, there was no stopping that. Scored here in the

last meeting April 2000 15. That was a 2-0 Watford win. They have just

settled now, Watford. They should be the better passing team, should have

the high levels of technique. Watson in towards Okaka.

Left it hanging in the air a fair while, Djedje. Blocked by Mariappa.

O'Brien, number of games for him since he came through the youth

ranks. Scored against Braintree earlier in the competition. Has

never gone this far before. 11 goals, though, this season, for

O'Brien, from the left side. 35 between O'Brien, Onyedinma and

Morison. Some potency, as we've been saying. William Scott a great goal

this season against Nottingham Forest, remember that? Way out from

near the halfway line, Beckham style.

In the 20th minute. Did start by Millwall but Watford have settled.

Plenty of competitors in there. Ben Thompson was watching on from the

stands when they reached the 2004 final, Millwall fan. Proudest

possession, an autographed by his manager, Neil Harris. I expect he

gets ribbed about that in addressing room. -- the dressing room. Morison

was pulled back, then. Gets the cross in. Oh wait, just, by Britos.

Here is Djedje, holding off O'Brien. Good pressure from O'Brien in that

corner. Doesn't allow any time on the ball for Djedje. Well played,

Morison, again. Cummings is underneath that. Scored against

Bournemouth in the last round. He looks very promising. Made his debut

aged 17 for the club, Onyedinma, for Neil Harris.

Miss hit the clearance. A little bit lucky.

Millwall are quite happy to let Watford have the ball, here. One of

the problems the midfielders for Watford have, it all looks nice when

they are in possession but they don't have any forward runners.

Okaka wants to come towards the ball, Doucoure wants to come towards

the ball. They need to start stretching the Millwall back four

and make them run towards the own goal, otherwise it is too easy for

them. Sitting in their formation, nobody is having to work hard when

Watford have the ball, it's just too slow, not trying to break the lines.

That's something different. Full of goals last season, Watford,

with Deeney and Carlo. They've only got seven between them this season

-- and Ighalo. Gomes has not been a regular in the

cup. There he is in the middle. Janmaat to the left of him,

Cleverley to the right. Good experience in there. Not going to

surprise me if I see a couple of them on in the early stages of the

second half. Because if it continues like this for Watford, they don't

look dangerous enough. It's not like they are not playing great, they are

passing it around in midfield area is fine, just don't look like they

are going to score. They have goals in them. In their new signings. Just

some plaintive cries from Watford fans down the other end that Okaka

might have been impeded by Webster. Don't think he was.

Martin Atkinson has pulled it back for the challenge on Watson.

Round the corner. Trying not to allow the 1-2 to go around you.

Nudged Watson to the floor. Kaboul is up from the back, Okaka is

in there. Blamed in towards them. Got the

slightest of touches on it. # Ending. Just edged away for a

corner. Bowl was coming in. All about the delivery. Lovely flight on

the delivery from Guedioura. I think it comes off Cummings, the right

back. Hits the far post. Tough one for Cummings, he knows he needs to

get something on it. Guedioura will swing it away. Good firm had to

clear his lines by Morison. Been important for Millwall at both ends

so far, Steve Morison. Now 33. Went to the league play-off final of

2010, which they won. Runner-up in the final last year. Played at

Wembley on four occasions including a couple of trophy finals for

Stevenage. Few grey hairs in there, now, Steve.

Putting in a real shift already. You can see why the grey hairs are

there. Workhorse for his team. In his earlier days he worked in a

paper shredding mill. So he knows what sort of life football has given

him. Appreciate it. Good vision, can he get there? No. Right idea from

Guedioura, but there is no convincing run. He is asking

players, saying, get in behind, you need to start making those runs.

Troy Deeney has a good record against Millwall. Scored his first

Walsall goal against them. Got a couple here for Watford.

Out by Okaka. Watson. Better now from Watford, they've really settled

into a decent rhythm. They are not hurting Millwall any, as Jermain was

saying. They played in a round five replay for Tottenham against

Stevenage, furthest he is gone in this competition.

Have it, son. Big clearance. Need to take, there, by Gregory.

Four Millwall players pressing. Okaka stayed down.

He's complaining he was fouled, I didn't see anything wrong. I think

it was a good challenge in midfield from Thompson. Gets back. You see

the direction the ball goes. It is a mixture between the three of them.

He probably does take a knock. Good tackle from Thompson. Cummings.

Started at Chelsea all those years ago. Came back in November into the

side, he was out for knee surgery for nine months.

Watson. When you play a free, you've got to get your wingbacks hi,

otherwise they are totally ineffective against the whole

system. They are getting a little more joy in the game. With them

keeping the ball, it has taken that early pressure Millwall were putting

on them out of the game. Millwall seem to be dropping a little too

Deepcut the minute, need to somehow get more energy into their game, get

higher up the pitch. Do what they were doing in the early stages. Good

pro, Ben Watson, in over 400 games for his various clubs. Very popular

in south London when he was a Crystal Palace player. Don't think

Millwall fans will forgive him for that. Mind you, they were quick to

forgive Ian Wright's connections. Great to see his infectious joy

here. Got the fans going, didn't he? Awkward game, this, for Martin

Atkinson. He's done well, kept it under control.

The referee might have pulled it back for a foul.

I think he will be reasonably happy with his team's first half an hour

display. They got off to a great start. He will be feeling they need

to put a little bit more pressure on Watford and get a little bit higher

up the pitch. The more that ball goes into Okaka, the more Watford.

To get a bit of joy out of that. 530 games, Neil Harris.

For although detractors and critics, a proud team. They play a huge role

in this community and they have done for years.

A free kick to Millwall but Watford for the last 15 minutes also been

comfortable. He has some real quality Williams in midfield. He

appeared to get his foot on the ball, controlled the game. He had a

cup win in Ireland. The fans want something against Britos, he wants a

free kick the other way. Morison is another one who likes to put himself

about, so he has to expect when the ball comes into the box, the

defenders will make sure they will make it as difficult as they

possibly can for him to get his head on the ball. There was a strong team

against Burton in the last round for Matt -- Walter Mazzarri. It is

Watford controlling the tempo at the moment. This is Watford on the

attack now. Nothing doing says the referee this time and that is a more

contentious one. Morison there tangling with Britos. I think Walter

Mazzarri is trying to get Britos to calm down. It is obviously from the

earlier incident when the ball came into the box. It was those two who

collided there. This is the penalty incident. Sinclair get on it. As he

goes to pull the trigger... It is a close one. You can see why Sinclair

thinks that is a penalty. If there was contact there. We need to see

another replay. It should have been a penalty. They are right people at

the other end. The goalkeeper and the defender and they just got away

with it. Goodness me! Mariappa and Pantilimon. And Gregory nearly

profited. It is going to be an intense cup tie

and a cup tie of intensity. You can't muck around with it. Brilliant

from Gregory. That is exactly what you want from your centre forward.

Getting stuck into the goalkeeper. That was a fantastic tackle. I think

they are complaining saying that was a backpass from Mariappa. He saved

them. The goalkeeper came out, didn't like the challenge. It was

poor from Mariappa. Gregory was already on the floor, he had to be

more committed and win that tackle. He went in their heart hearted and

now he has hurt himself because of it. They are calling for the

stretcher. Couldn't pick it up because it was a

backpass. I don't think that was a deliberate ball to the goalkeeper.

It wasn't. I do know what Britos was thinking. It was a terrible backpass

from him. Left is goalkeeper in a terrible situation, but once he was

there, Pantilimon, he has got to clear everything. It looks as though

he will have to come off. Heurelho Gomes will come on. The jarring,

real jolt of the challenge. Nothing wrong with the tackle. No, a

fantastic tackle from Gregory. He has gone to the ball and won the

ball. He is the more committed player. Pantilimon, when he has gone

to kick it, he has sort of dangled his ankle which has caused the

problem. Let's have a look at the penalty incident at the other end,

Jermaine. You can see as Sinclair goes to kick it, he kicks the floor.

Usually as a player when you go to pull your leg back, sometimes

players can stop you striking the ball but in this situation, Martin

Atkinson calls it right on the money. No connection there from

Williams, by the look of it. He hits the deck. A very good decision by

Martin Atkinson. What would have happened as he pulled his leg, he

would have felt a tiny bit of contact from Williams in midfield.

He was coming to win the ball. Sometimes that can put you off. It

was not enough really for Martin Atkinson to give the penalty. He

certainly stubbed his own to in the ground. There is a lengthy delay

while Walter Mazzarri makes the inevitable substitution. The sort of

injury that could have damaged ankle ligaments. Gomes has so much

experience. A semifinalist for Spurs seven years

ago now when they were beaten by Portsmouth.

Not change you would have to make. The way the game is going, there is

not one of the substitutes he would have wanted at all, Walter Mazzarri.

Some creativity on that bench in Troy Deeney, Tom Cleverley, Etienne

Capoue, all players who come to mind when you need someone to come on and

make something happen, so one of those is going to have to sit on the

bench for the rest of the game. They are concerned for their big

goalkeeper, very popular in the dressing room is Pantilimon.

Strapping on the legs to keep the leg Immobile. That is not a good

sign. He is being applauded off from all

four corners of the ground. On comes a man once dubbed in Dutch

football the octopus because of his long hands, a cup winner in the

Netherlands with PSV Eindhoven. He was a centre forward until he was

17. He played in a beach tournament, they needed a goalkeeper, he went in

goal and has stayed there ever since! That says all you need to

know about him as a centre forward! I have played with him, it was a

shock when you told me he used to be a centre forward. He is a character,

is the? He was a good guide to have around the changing rooms, to be

honest with you. Always wanted a laugh, but on his day, he was a

goalkeeper who was very good at penalties. He saved one of mine,

unfortunately. Last season I remember he saved four. He saved on

in this as well, Gomes. How much has that injury and settled

Watford? Stoppage was over six minutes.

It can unsettle Watford, it can unsettle the game. It takes the

momentum out of it, players standing around for long periods. We might

have to be here till tea-time. We might have to record Singh Something

Simple. Is that still an? No, apparently hit has not been on for

33 years. I remember that well. Jermaine? Anybody else? Just me?

He has not had a great deal to do, Jordan Archer. He has not had a shot

to save. I don't think there has been a shot on target. There was the

incident which hit the post but that was from one of their rent players.

It has been a quiet first half for young Jordan Archer.

Britos whose backpass led to the incident which caused the injury.

80 goals for Steve Morison in his two spells. He makes the fifth round

of the cup with Birmingham and had a spell at Norwich.

The assistant will put the stoppage time board up in a moment, I would

imagine, and it will be six minutes. Can Watford get a goal here?

Cooper was trying to win the ball but it was too high there.

On the edge of the box, Doucoure is there. Okaka, Jerome Sinclair. He

has been the busiest of their forwards.

To much weight on the ball. O'Brien had quite not got there in time.

Here is Craig and now the oppressive Williams. Doucoure edged it away but

no one to hold it up for Watford. They need Deeney out there, I think.

That is exactly what Gomes can do, find shot stopper. Given he's just

come off the bench, fantastic save. Lining this one up for a good few

seconds. We know the problems Morison can cause. Technique from

Gregory, over the shoulder, on the volley, keeps it on target,

absolutely brilliant. Fourth corner of the half for Millwall, Watford

have had one. Gregory has come close to adding to his 11 goals this

season. In it comes, near post. Great block. Guedioura says Watford.

He has done so well, if this is not in, somebody is following in. Lovely

delivery into the box from Williams. Millwall in stoppage time, pouring

it on again. Ending the half as they started it. Williams, who's had such

a good first period, dangerous ball into the near post, again a flick

on. Webster couldn't keep it in. It's been a handful for them.

Himself and Britos have had a couple of good battles, both boxes. He is

the one winning the majority of them. You said in training what he

could do at Spurs, how about this for a save? Brilliant save,

technique as well from Gregory to get the shot on target. That is

where Gomes is at his best, shot stopping, reaction saves. Williams.

Cummings, good to see him back from the wall. -- back for Millwall.

Guedioura. Look at the pressure on Watford. Millwall have stopped them

playing when they have had the ball and thought of bringing it away.

Seem very, very little of Doucoure. -- we've seen very little of. Four

minutes of stoppage time, coupled to go. Asking too much, there, of

Jerome Sinclair. It's all off the cuff with Watford, it's not planned,

it doesn't seem prepared, doesn't look like they have a way of

playing. I think that's where a lot of the problems lie for Watford

fans. Last year they had a way of playing. Even if it was the goals

they were scoring in the linkup play between Deeney and Ighalo, that was

their thing. This year it is not enjoyable to watch for Watford fans

and that is where the problems have come from. You can be the best

manager in the world but football in England is rather unique visits

various layers and ultra-competitiveness throughout the

top-flight, for example. Coming to a cup tie like this, top-flight team

can be understood much pressure. Jurgen Klopp having his difficulties

at the moment, Pep Guardiola as well. And they are right up there

amongst the best in the world, if not the best. Away by Britos. There

is a foul in there. Every time Millwall knock the ball forward, not

the first one but the second one, there is always a Millwall player

connecting. Always on the front foot, making sure that they are

winning that ball. Such an important one to win for them. Into the last

ten seconds of the six minutes of stoppage time. Williams will take

it, last attack of the half. Cummings has gone out wide. In short

towards Craig. Got enough time. Back towards Webster. It comes to

nothing. Gomes has to make the save, and he's not happy about the

challenge. Thinks he was impeded by the big centre half. And it ends the

first period here uncomfortably. With angry words and gestures. And

it has not been a comfortable first half for Watford who have had to

send an Gomes to replace the injured Pantilimon. Made one terrific save

from Gregory who also hit the woodwork in the opening seconds.

He's been dangerous. Millwall have troubled Watford at times. At

half-time it is still 0-0. STUDIO: You would say, I know we are

standing right by the home fans, but they are definitely a lot happier

than Watford fans? Absolutely. The way Millwall started is exactly how

you want to start, putting Watford on the back foot. Saying that,

Watford kind of ease themselves back into it. But they are not a threat,

not getting past anyone, not getting into channels, not holding the ball

up particularly well, very easy for Millwall. How do you view the first

half? They started well. Watford caused their problems. From the

kick-off, the space left by the left back, the centre half, he should

have come across and blocked it. He's come inside, left the space,

they've broke and hit the post at the other end. The disorganisation

between the defence being in the wrong position has caused Watford

all sorts of problems. You've got the wing backs out of position,

midfield players out of position, and unable to get anything going

forward. Millwall positive in the first 15 minutes and then in the

last 15 minutes but they started off, as we can see, on fire. They

had this chance. Exactly what you want to do. You see the three centre

halves quite close together. Morison does brilliant, running into the

channel. Great cross and Gregory is really unlucky, the ball comes up

and he has to wait for it a bit. It bounces up and he's trying to get

over it but he can't quite keep it down, it's an lucky. Great, great

chance for them. Theme of the chances they have had, they are

getting forward. They are. They know they've got to get forward.

Especially against this Watford team. It happens in the Premier

League as well, when the opposition get forward, Watford have not

defended particularly well, players caught in between rather than

marking people. This is good from Millwall and they've got to keep

Watford under pressure. They have not got going. At some stage you

will see Troy Deeney because they are not holding the ball up. Good

pressure. This is poor from Watford. Mariappa, your job, unless you are

shouting to the goalkeeper, you deal with that. He has let it go and

realised he'd put his team in trouble. Forwards causing all sorts

of problems. Good header. They've got good movement, haven't they? One

goes in, they get support. They get a runner as well. Morison is a very

clever player, isn't he? He wins the headers but he also drops, because

they are a very settled side, other players seem to know where they need

to be depending on where Morison is on the pitch. What he is good at, he

is good at keeping it, what Watford are not doing. People know, with the

second ball for Millwall, they are winning it well and they will have

to take advantage sooner or later because Watford are going to liven

up. Watford headed the first ball going in but Millwall are picking up

the second ball. The fact they are getting legs up and wanting to win

that ball, that's causing all sorts of problems. I think you two have a

difference of opinion, don't you, on whether this should have been a

penalty? Penalty all day. No way a penalty. That's very simple. Let's

take a look. Why don't you think? We know there is some reason why he has

miskicked it. I just don't feel the contact, for me... How many times

have we seen it? We've watched it about 20 times. Shaun Williams has

come in, I don't think he has tried to tackle, he tried to get outside

him. His technique cannot be that poor. He must have had some contact.

You say that, anything happening in the box, even the slightest touch,

your balance is important and he obviously lost the balance. I can't

give it. I give it all-day. Maybe shows how difficult Martin

Atkinson's job is at times. Watford have probably come closest when they

hit the post? They hit the post from the free kick on the other side, and

we were just talking, if Britos, if it had been a striker, he would have

scored rather than hit the post. There is no way you'd not put

somebody who's got the instincts to continue his run to make sure that

ball goes in the back of the net in that space. Britos stopped and

waited, and reacted late. I know Watford have made changes to their

starting line-up, and they have been playing 3-5-2 most of the season.

But as you alluded to, some of the players don't necessarily know where

they are supposed to be in this system, they do not have momentum

going forward. They don't. It's the thing about discipline, isn't it?

Your starting position is very important if you are going to have

an impact. Starting positions are very poor at the moment. Not

bringing the wing backs into play enough. The centre backs too close

together. It has just been a mess. Not getting the ball into the

forwards. Opportunities to hold it. With Deeney playing people might be

able to join in. At the moment it is very comfortable. Any sympathy for

Okaka in this system? He must be seeing Morison and Gregory and the

support they have and give each other and thinking I wouldn't mind

Deeney up here alongside me to help? To give him credit where credit is

due, he has been up there, they've changed, put him in the middle, now

working off his centre backs to get in behind. They are still playing in

the wrong areas for him. But he is a willing, strong runner. If you get

the ball to him he can break something up for you. Not enough

people threatening. Know, need more bodies coming in. That's what you

want, for one of them to get forward? They are sat too deep.

There is a massive hole in between the strikers and where the midfield

is. That's why Millwall pick-up every ball and come in and cause

problems. I totally agree. I've said it three times now, I think that

Troy Deeney will be introduced at some stage. Somebody who can hold

the ball and get Watford to sustain an attack. For the moment, thank

you. Teddy Sheringham was the all-time leading goal-scorer for

Millwall until Neil Harris, the current manager, went past him in

2009. Eddie is absolutely adored in these parts. He's got a pretty

decent FA Cup pedigree, too. Coming through the ranks at

Millwall, do or die. Millwall fans are very ferocious. And not just to

the opposition. You had to win the Millwall fans over, you either died

from the criticism or stood up and thought, I've got a bit about me,

I'm going to go on and be a player, you just watch. My FA Cup memories

are not fantastic at Millwall. Didn't really get going and have a

real FA Cup run. Had a couple of close runs with the bigger clubs

later on in life. Tottenham got to a couple of semifinals. Sheringham,

what a goal! When you get knocked out, you thing, and my ever going to

get there? Will I ever play in an FA Cup final? 1999 was a fantastic year

for Manchester United, we'd won the league in the last game of the

season against Tottenham. I started in that match. If I started that

game I might even be starting the FA Cup final. The manager called me and

told me I wouldn't be playing, very upset. I was 33, I probably had 17

or 18 years as a professional football and thought it had passed

me by that I would get a chance to play at Wembley in an FA Cup final.

Roy Keane has a problem, key is limping badly. I'm thinking to

myself, I'm not going on for Roy Keane. Helix over his shoulder and

says, Teddy, get warmed up. Sheringham comes on. Within a minute

I'd scored the first goal, and it was a lovely goal, 1-2 with Paul

Scholes. Played really well, enjoyed it. Worked out to be a great day

from the. Sheringham, set up for Paul Scholes! Manchester United go

2-0 up. Getting the winner 's medal, such a fantastic day in the sunshine

at Wembley for Manchester United. One of those things that you dream

of as a kid. Sheringham went a long time in football without a major

honour, now he has a championship medal and an FA Cup winners medal in

the space of a feud days. When you are growing up as a young

footballer, you want to win things. You don't dream about having lots of

money, you dream about the glory. We wanted to win the lot and that's

exactly what we did, just fantastic memories and I love talking about

it. And of course, after that Teddy

Sheringham went on to win the Champions League medal. You can join

Gary and the team this afternoon from 3:35pm on BBC One. If you fancy

walking out at Wembley this evening, there is still time to sign up for

the FA people's up -- this season. 90,000 people will fill this stadium

for the FA Cup final and you could be one of them. Sign up your five a

side team for the FA people's up and you could be walking out on the

hallowed turf at half-time. Go to the website and sign up now.

I'm delighted that we have been joined by Millwall's chief executive

Steve Kavanagh, because it has been a very worrying time for Millwall

Football Club. There was a chance they could be kicked out of this

ground because a compulsory purchase order was happening and that could

mean relocating to North Kent out of the community but things have got

better this week? Yes, we have heard they are

suspending the CPO and going back to the drawing board which we are

pleased about but there are a lot of stages in the process. Can you

explain how worried you and the fans have been in recent weeks and months

with this hanging over your club? It has been extremely worrying for

years. Local businesses have been worried, the fans have been

concerned what is going on, it has been extremely worrying in terms of

money and taking management time away from the real business. What do

you think it would have meant if you had to Rhoda Kate? I don't even want

to think about it. But is why we fought so hard to make sure it is

not the case. What you need to do to make its final, to properly go away?

It is now up to the council to make sure it does go away and to restore

trust and credibility in the whole process and for the club and fans.

How important you the coverage has been in the area locally and also

the Guardian has taken this up. Do you think that put pressure on the

council? Without a shadow of a doubt. Barney is an absolute legend.

And the fans and the wider national press have been fantastic. Without

that, I don't think we would have got to where we are. What to think

it says to the wider community of football clubs here there is a

tendency to build new stadiums out of town 's, out of cities in big

retail parks, but there is something magical coming to a football club in

the heart of the community in towns and cities. To think they will be

concerned about what has happened to you in recent years? I think they

have got to be concerned. I think local councils tend to understand

the positive power that football brings to its community and everyone

around. If they harness that power in a positive way, football and the

community can do wonderful things. When it goes negative, it is

horrible. People can go on about the magic of the FA Cup and romance in

the FA Cup and debate it until the cows come home, but what you

actually get when you come to FA Cup ties and go to Sutton on Lincoln or

Millwall all wherever, proper footballing community 's? That is

what I have said. Coming to Millwall since I was nine, with the old Den

and the New Den here, I could not believe it when people said Millwall

might have to leave. It was a devastating thing for me. It is not

to much in the area, but being a Millwall fan it was devastating. I

think one of the beautiful things about a football club in the town,

in the middle of the town, that community spirit is massive, it is

huge. It is what makes the club, the spirit of the community. We have

said it many times and that is what it is. For Watford and Graham Taylor

when he came, that is what he instilled in Vicarage Road and the

legacy is there today. Just have a word about your manager Neil Harris

and the work he has done? He is a great up-and-coming manager. He is

learning the job but he is doing a great job and the performance of the

guys, he is showing that. Let's see what the second half rings. How

important is it on board level to have someone who knows the club

through and through? The chairman's support of Neil is unwavering. He

loves Neil and having someone there who knows what this club means to

the supporters are what they are, goes back to the same thing. It

gives a heart and if the heart is there we have half a chance. I

appreciate your time. The whole footballing community will say

congratulations. The teams are back on their way out, lets Rhine to how

the half went. Both these teams have been two cup

finals in recent memory and one will reach the fifth round today. The

slightest of touches. Nothing doing, says the referee. Morison, Gregory!

That is exactly what Heurelho Gomes can do. A fine shot stopper.

Let's rejoin Jermaine Jenas and Jonathan Pearce.

Thank you very much. A little bit about Millwall's immediate future

with the CPO going away this week. Such a tradition here. They have

worked so well in this particular part of south London, the hard-nosed

docker community of yesteryear, overcoming the hooliganism problems,

and yes, it has had sometimes a bleak past. But it has a better

future now, it would seem, with this week's decision. What will the

future holds in the next 45 minutes? Millwall in the stripes kick from

left to right in this second half. Gregory second to it.

He should at least have hit the target. He claims a corner kick.

Millwall go to the referee. The ball was bouncing up awkwardly. It is

knows a prize that it is Morison causing the problems again. Morison

causing a lot of problems. I think he gets his technique all wrong

here, Gregory. He is claiming it as a touch on the ball. I know there

were players sliding in. It was that close to the goal that Gomes would

not have had a chance to react. Cummings got forward a lot in the

first half, he scored against Bournemouth in the last round. Let's

have another look at this free kick. I think Onyedinma is the type of

player who likes to be one-on-one, so I think Cummings' role in that is

to be a supporting role rather than to overlap him. It would block a

corridor for him if he got too high. He is the type of player you want to

allow to do what he needs to do. Onyedinma has pace, power and he is

causing Britos and Maicon problems. -- Mason.

That was decent from Watford and nearly sneaked in. Offside flag

anyway. It just squeezed off Cooper. The first real work that Jordan

Archer has had to do. The flag was raised but the referee has said you

can go on. What a delivery that was into the box. He still didn't look

like he would be first to the ball, Okaka. He is not having a great day,

Stefano Okaka. Suspicion of a handball. The Millwall fans were

appealing for handball. Cummings couldn't keep that in play.

He is having a very decent game, young Ben Thompson.

Williams has been impressive in the heart of the midfield for Millwall.

A change in tactics from Neil Harris, not allowing Watford to play

on the back. Doesn't want them to have that easy possession that they

were having in the first half. Watford have this throw.

I said right at the start of the programme, Jermaine, Watford needed

to be up for this or they would be out of this. Are all of those

players are up for this? Sometimes, from a player's perspective, you are

up for it but the direction seems to be off. Maybe the way they have to

play isn't working but they are sticking with what the manager has

asked them to do. I do feel there could be more effort and more energy

put into their game. They were good out there. That should be a free

kick. Maybe it was on the blindside of Martin Atkinson but he had an

assistant right there. The assistant was ten yards away, he could clearly

see that Onyedinma was getting pulled back.

A great delivery information. -- in from Mason.

He will be pleased with what his team have done so far. His first try

Red Sea this week is to get them in the promotion play-offs. But was

their target this season. He is not a manager who bleats about the

budget here. He said he had is in the top six and he is happy with

that. You can tell he is creating a very positive environment. The fans

seem happy. The players seem to buy into everything he wants.

Mariappa at times has looked a little rusty, no surprise, first

game back at the club. Mason, in space. Good delivery in. Ooh, it was

a good delivery. He can cross the ball. 19-year-old Brandon Mason. It

was a weird cross as well. Almost like a strike on goal. He has just

absolutely drilled it from this wide position. Towards Okaka, who

couldn't get across the defender, and did very well to almost martial

him and make sure he could not get a clear head onto the ball. Like a

well hit three iron that went on and on and on, they're. It really was.

What did Okaka really do enough to fight for that delivery into the

box? Better now from Watford. Here is Jerome Sinclair. He's worked

hard. Seen off thereby Cooper. Play on. Decent cross in, was Okaka being

pulled back in there? Did Webster have hold of him? Here come

Millwall, getting lively now. Aiden O'Brien.

Watford have still got a man down at the other end. Djedje has stayed

down. Looks fairly calm but inside will he be ceasing? Was this a

penalty? Two or three unbelievable deliveries that have come into the

box. Got across him. Whether that was enough to drag him down or if he

has thrown himself to the floor, difficult to see from that angle.

Again, I think it's a tough one for Martin Atkinson to give. Definite

contact but there always is in the box is. It is whether or not he has

absolutely pulled his arm down. It looked as though, well, their arms

were on each other, fighting each other for position. The referee has

to be absolutely sure. He seems to be dragged down from the replay. It

seems that way but you've got to understand that Okaka has his arm

across him, he'll be trying to pull the defender down as well to get

himself into a better position. Six of one, half a dozen of the other.

Tough one for Martin Atkinson to give.

This is the crumbling blow that saw Djedje go down holding his head.

This is another worrying one for Watford. Not a nice one from

O'Brien. Leading with his arm, catches him in the back of the head.

I told our guests felt it was a penalty. -- I'm told.

I can understand why, but in the heat of the moment, as quick as the

game is going on in that particular moment, it is a tough one. All on

the blindside. Tough one for Martin Atkinson to get. These are

disturbing scenes. Well, you can understand the

concern. Sitting up, that's much better.

If at any time he was out he'd have to go off. They are already

preparing Janmaat to come on. Got a right cuff, there. All the way

through, O'Brien hasn't gone far away. He was the Millwall player

involved. Didn't think there was any malicious intent. He has gone to win

the ball. Yes he has gone with a lot of aggression, as you should do. But

he has not gone in there to try and hurt Djedje. Just been on the

receiving end. Well, he's going to stay on. Janmaat has been sat down.

Seems to become plainly more about his neck than anything else, think

it was the impact. He keeps holding his neck as if that's the issue

rather than the elbow to the head. Janmaat and experienced Dutch

international. But only played half an hour since Boxing Day because of

a groin problem. Djedje, just one substitute

appearance for the club so far. Coming back on. Morison looking to

pressurise Britos. Britos under pressure from Morison. The shot was

blocked from Williams. Getting intense now. Watson with

time and space, didn't use it well. Djedje seems OK now. Webster. Here

is Doucoure. Djedje, the boos for him are unfair. Kabul has come from

a long way out to join the attack. He sent ball in, parried by the

goalkeeper, helped out by Ben Thompson's clearance. Watford are

getting stronger, it seems. And there are more deliveries coming

into this box. Crying out for another striker to come on with

Okaka, because the delivery is very good. On your own as a striker

making those runs you aren't easily picked up. Sinclair played for that

and got it. Rather daft challenge by Craig, really. Miss timed it. Never

beaten Watford, Tony Craig, in seven attempts.

Kaboul up there. Scored the one goal for the club on New Year's Day

against his old team, Tottenham. Guedioura, we saw a lovely cross

from him moments ago. Okaka is in their being watched by Webster.

Kaboul is being watched by Cooper. Oh dear, oh dear. Goodness me. No

wonder he's shaking his head. Exasperation on the face of an

expressive manager. Life as a manager can be very frustrating. In

such a good position, no need to try and create another angle. Sometimes

you need to move the ball to create another angle, but that just needed

whipping in. Okaka trying to get away from his man as the cross comes

in. Not a good ball. Pressure on Guedioura straightaway. Thompson and

Williams have worked so hard. Watford have stepped it up a bit,

more impetus to get the ball into the box from wide areas a lot

quicker. Sinclair wider to the right in this half. Caused one or two

problems. Over there again but they couldn't get the throwing taken.

Plenty of time in their for the central midfielders.

The referee saying play on. There was a foul in there. Guedioura

trying to find some holes. Sinclair. Doucoure. Watford are winding it up.

Ooh, hit the referee. Lucky bounce the Millwall. Gregory to the left.

Onyedinma, can he find Gregory? Kaboul with an absolutely crucial

intervention. Used his experience, there, Kaboul. The tenacity of

Onyedinma wins that throw. No goals, but spirited cup tie.

Cummings with it. The referee has come out of the penalty area.

Cummings with a low ball. Position to do just that. Foul here on Okaka.

Frustrates the life out of Centre forwards. Onyedinma hyperspace, got

the yard he needed. Wanted to beat Mason two or three times, ended up

being a poor delivery -- had the space. Okaka making the run to the

middle, not seen by Guedioura. Missed the first several months of

the season with a hamstring. Linked up with Sinclair.

Watson misplaced his pass, Onyedinma will run all day, and he's been

brought down there, and that will be a yellow card for Britos.

Got a real strength about him, Onyedinma, when he gets going. There

are times when you think, don't know where you are going, here. But he

has that strength and the extra burst of pace to get himself out of

trouble. Got his head down the whole time. Because he is so quick and so

strong, it's causing them a lot of problems. And that was a late

challenge from Britos. Had no option but to bring him down. Williams with

it. Gomes under pressure comes and gets good contact. It was good

contact from Gomes. He gets a thank you off his centre halves. What you

want to see from your goalkeeper when balls are delivered high and

flighted like that. 66 minutes gone in this fourth-round

tie. Flat delivery. Powerful driven effort from Ben Thompson. Can they

set up a possible counter? Williams got back again. Covered so much

ground. Here is Morrison. In that Millwall midfielder Shaun

Williams has run his socks off. Thompson is another one. Sticks his

foot in. Williams is the one with the real quality left foot but

Thompson has worked just as hard. Showed promise, Williams. He was the

league of Ireland young Player of the Year seven years ago. Caught the

eye at sporting Fingal in that run to the Irish cup final.

Be earlier than intended substitution now going to happen.

Djedje goes off. On comes Janmaat. He is not the fans' favourite as far

as Millwall are concerned. I think he was badly hurt. He looked a

little bit nervy at times. On comes Janmaat. He is very experienced.

He has given Gomes work to do. A pass like that on an afternoon like

this. He didn't panic. But I do think he was entirely happy with a

backpass from his team-mate Kaboul. Here comes a double Millwall

substitution. That was blocked by Kaboul. Right

place, right time to block the cross from Fred Onyedinma. I think Britos

has been poor today. I don't know if he is carrying an injury or I don't

know what it is, but he is getting caught out every time. Jed Wallace

has come back from a second loan spell.

Okaka is looking stronger and stronger. Here is Morison.

Gomes saw that danger. Shane Ferguson is going to come on for

Millwall as well. He is in Northern Ireland player. This is the first of

the substitutions. On comes Ferguson. Off goes oh Brian.

Northern Ireland international and Republic of Ireland U21.

Ferguson on loan originally from Newcastle and signed permanently.

This is a bit of a surprise. Onyedinma going off. One man who

will be delighted about that is Britos. I saw him a moment ago, he

was stretching his hamstring and looking tired. He will be delighted

to see Onyedinma go off. Wallace will plan the right-hand

side. An uncomfortable afternoon for

Britos. 18 minutes to go. This is the moment the Premier

League team make their mark. Millwall will have to work hard to

stop getting those crosses in. The good thing about Mason is when he

picks up a ball, you know his intentions straightaway. The only

thing he wants to do is get that ball into the box with quality.

A strong challenge by Cooper. That was a robust but fair tackle.

A strong tackle, JP, but it was timed to perfection. If he doesn't

time it to perfection Sinclair is either in goal or it is a penalty.

Very few teams have ever come to the old den or the New Den and had a

comfortable afternoon. He has worked hard, woody aura. -- give Dora.

This man is the constant factor for Watford. He has just passed another

goal milestone. That was another dangerous ball in from the young

left-back, Mason. He can definitely pass the ball into good areas. His

placement of the cross is very good. Watford case themselves better than

Millwall. That was a decent pass to Mason, probably asked too much of

him. Here comes the Talisman, Troy

Deeney. It will be the young Sinclair who departs. I have to say,

I agree with that. In fairness to Okaka, he has probably not have the

best of games, but he will be better with someone like Troy Deeney up

there with him and he will pose a lot more of a threat playing

together. Deeney has scored here on a couple of occasions. Three goals

against Millwall in the past. He has played against them more times than

any other opposition in his career. He looks for this immediately and

pressurises Webster. Straightaway, you can see his intentions, his

movement. He is a lot better. He knows what he wants.

Ben Thompson is only 21. He played for the youth team ranks here.

Another team who were relegated when Neil Harris was in charge.

On this evidence and that we saw against Bournemouth, they will

certainly be knocking on the play-off door again. Neither will

want a replay. Webster has played for 11 clubs in

his long career. That is little old centre forward

reminded to a centre-half there. Webster and Cooper are as physical

as they come. They have been getting stuck in all day. Troy Deeney is a

physical striker, likes to put himself about. What was nice to see

was after the tackle, a pat on the back, Webster gets up, no

complaining, game goes on. The fans thought Britos was climbing up on

Morison there. Morison is quieter in this second half. He put in a good

day at the office in the first half. That was a poor challenge by Mason.

Certainly caught Wallace there on the half term. That has inflamed the

situation. A young man though. He missed timed it. Martin Atkinson is

sensible as a referee. It is a yellow card. I would be surprised if

it was anything more. It was a missed timed tackle. Quite forceful.

Obviously upset Thompson but nothing more than a yellow card. Just as

timed. It was an Wallace but Thompson got upset about it. That

was a lovely ball in. The save has to be made from Morison. Watford

simply switched off there defensively. Yes, they did switch

off and ended up getting very deep. That was clever from Ferguson to

take the quick free kick. The delivery was spot-on as well.

Heurelho Gomes with another good save. He has made two since coming

on. I think at Spurs when he fell foul

of the managers and dropped out of the first-team reckoning, I think it

was his decision-making more than anything else that raised doubts. As

we said in the first half, a good shot stopper.

Can the team 40 places below the Premier League side force a victory

here? Williams has not stopped running all day long. The Irishman

created the pressure and forced the error that gives them the corner. He

is right in there. Morison in there as well. Gregory. Craig is up from

the back. Here come the centre-backs.

Morison in the six yard area for Millwall, looking to pressurise

Gomes. Out its wings. Good, decisive header again by Okaka. The ball

stayed in there. Williams is in there.

Back clearance went straight back into the mix. Thompson out wide.

Checks back. It came off Mason, no penalty. Pleading for a free kick.

Not given. Martin Atkinson was right there,

looking directly at it. It would be interesting to see it again. Gregory

under pressure from Mariappa. Six and a half minutes to go, roughly. A

little bit of stoppage time. Lovely cross, Morrisey! -- Morison!

Millwall of League 1 lead Premier League Watford with six minutes to

go, Steve Morison, one of the old men of the team, a Millwall hero,

gets the goal. And the Lions are boring, now. Talk about making an

impact, exactly what you want when you're two substitutes come on, make

a difference. The composure in the first place. The delivery from

Ferguson to the back post is absolutely spot on. Real quality.

And Morison, who has been unbelievable for Millwall today, in

terms of the workrate he has put in, absolutely deserved that. Kept his

eye on the ball, volleys it through the legs of Gomes. Nothing more than

they deserve, it's been brilliant. The man who once worked in a paper

shredding firm to eke out a living as a footballer. Here is Kaboul. Up

towards Deeney. Watford have had more of the ball in the second half

but throughout the game Millwall have created the more danger. Britos

looking for Okaka, Deeney was in behind. Lifted away by Cummings. And

free kick goes Millwall's way. They need to keep their composure.

Watford are going to throw everything at them. They need to

stay resilient at the back, as they have done for the majority of the

game, and try to see this out. Watford knew it was going to be

tough. The Lions could reach the fifth

round for the third time in six seasons. They love the FA Cup, this

south London team. Gregory. Strong. Here is Cummings.

And Wallace. Another corner. Fresh pair of legs in the wide positions.

It was a big call from Neil Harris. I thought Aiden O'Brien was doing

well, Onyedinma was doing well down the right, causing Britos a lot of

problems. They've come on not only with fresh legs but real quality in

their play as well. It was a good call from Harris. The fans will try

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

touch, it's two! It's ruled out a handball. Ooh, he thought he'd

settled it, there. The big centre-half up from the back,

Webster. But it's not given. Will it yet swing on that decision? That's a

poor ball away from Watford. And this is a terrific run by Wallace.

And he's had a go at goal. Tell you what, there's no sign of

getting the ball in the corner and wasting time at the minute, is

there? Will that come back to haunt them? I'm sure we will soon find

out. Mason up towards Deeney. He won't complain, not Troy Deeney.

Guedioura. When people talk about the Watford changes, and they will,

there have been seven of them, don't forget Guedioura is an

international. Late free kick. Guedioura high, up

and under the keeper came, didn't get there. Jordan Archer to make the

save. Well, was this handball? Yes it was. Well spotted. I think the

referee has got all the big calls right. He has. The only one Watford

players might argue is the penalty incident with Okaka. I stand by what

he said, too tough to call. He's had a great game, Martin Atkinson. 20

seconds to go, and I gather there will be a lengthy period of stoppage

time. As soon as the board goes up, we will confirm it.

They'll take their time. Free kick against Morison. What a strong game

he has had. Would he be amongst those for your Man of the Match? Key

have to be, the way he has played, the goal he scored -- he'd have to

be. Deeney, should he have started, that was the big question. He's done

well, there. Out by Webster. It will come to Deeney, here. Couldn't get

the shot away because of the intervention of Webster who has

worked so hard, and he did just enough. Just wouldn't fall the

Deeney into the right spot. Almost gets too much underneath the ball,

ends up having to use his instep. What he really wanted to do was run

on and follow that with his left foot. Can Watford break hearts? In

towards Kaboul, towards Britos. Goes wide, it's a goal kick.

I bet he's seen a few things. The old'uns have had the old heroes

here. A fair few of them will remember Harry Crips. Barry

Kitchener. Maybe he remembers Teddy Sheringham, Cascarino. The younger

ones will have their new heroes now. Millwall want to make another

substitution. He'd have known hostility when things turned against

him when he was Natalie manager. Goodness me, that's a fearsome

place. Mason. Deeney to Guedioura. Now

Janmaat. Needs to get it in there. Watson first to the loose ball.

Halfway through stoppage time. Morison, Man of the Match, closes,

there. Didn't do enough to stop the ball arriving on the edge of the

box. That's comfortable enough. He'll drop on it and he'll keep it.

But he won't yet think of Monday's draw. The back four do well in those

situations, don't they? Touch tight with their men, they move up and

back in a line. Not easy for strikers to find spaces when the

back four are working so well. There's my Man of the Match, what a

game he's had today. For the first 45 minutes he was absolutely

everywhere. Causing the back four problem after problem. When the big

moment came he was there to stick the ball in the back of the net. Off

goes Lee Gregory who might have scored in the first attack of the

game. Brought another good save out of the goalkeeper. Off he comes to

be replaced by an old stage, here. On comes Abdou, they call him Jimmy,

here. From the southern area of France.

He's been here forever and a day. Morison. 334 games for the club,

Abdou. Nice that he gets on. Watson was tagged. The referee says play

on. Precious little time left now for Watford. About to enter that

last minute of stoppage time. Into the last minute of stoppage

time now. Yellow card for Jed Wallace, the

substitute. Difficult afternoon for the referee. Stood up to all the

decisions he's had to make. Have to be careful, and he was in the end.

Doucoure, last chance for Watford, now. Blocked by Cummings. Poor ball

away. Pressure comes back on Millwall. Britos, great leap by

Cooper. Anywhere will do now, Millwall. He won't be rushed,

Thompson. He was caught in possession. Doucoure, Janmaat goes

to the right. We've had the six minutes. Blocked again in there by

Williams. What a game he's had, that should be it. The referee checks.

Morison... And Neil Harris have moments more to wait. 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. That the glamour has gone.

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

man who started his career 16 years ago at Northampton and through

Bishop Stortford and Stevenage, has created another FA Cup giant-killing

story. Watford of the Premier League are out. They've gone. The team 40

places below them have beaten them with Thompson's winner.

STUDIO: That's a remarkable performance by Millwall, their

second Premier League scalp. Olmert in the third round, and now Watford

in the fourth round. And the goal-scorer and the manager of

Millwall are speaking to us. Great chances to the game, you can see

what it means to everybody? I thought we was excellent. Watford

are a top side. They paid as respect and named a really strong side. I

thought first half we was outstanding, could have been three

or four up at half-time, and you start to wonder whether it will

come. Then you just need that it does magic in the box and

fortunately experience shines. You had to be patient up there, you

were. What does it say about your team that are able to put out

another Premier League side? I don't know really. We work hard on the

pitch. Sometimes it don't go for us but we put 100% -- 110% in. Today,

we were brilliant from start to finish. It was a good goal at the

end. Well deserved. You just looked like a team who really wanted this?

I think as a club and a team, this is what the FA Cup is all about.

Like Steve said, we are an honest bunch, we have a great work ethic,

we are organised but you have to add quality to that and today we

certainly had that. What does it mean for you as players, an FA Cup

run and to keep it going as long as possible? Want to go as far as we

can but to keep our feet on the ground but most importantly is

Wednesday night. If we don't turn up then it is a waste of time for us.

We want to get promoted. Good luck, guys.

Now we will go to Ian Wright and Luther Blissett. One is looking

happier than the other! I am laughing. That is a very hard thing

for him to do. On the balance of play, was it deserved? I think it

was well-deserved. Take the penalties out of it, but they

deserved it by the way they played. They played it as it should be, an

FA Cup tie. You put the effort in and the work in and you put all that

in and do get your reward. He is still laughing and he is still

milking the crowd at the moment, is Ian! You would echo what Luther

said? Yes, they started on the front foot for Watford. I can't understand

the rest of the players. I don't know what else Watford are playing

for. They have to play to get to the latter stages of the FA Cup. They

gave Millwall a great opportunity with the team be picked. I think

Millwall from the oft deserved to win it. I was not paying any

attention to that answer because also the macro all the crowd were

chanting Luther was a scorer. That was a real quality goal. If he puts

it in the right place you could see the goal coming. I thought, if he

gets this right, it is a goal. You have to question the marking of

Watford. They really paid for it this time. They had no awareness he

was there whatsoever. I think Morison was immense for them today.

He held it up very well. He and his strike partner were very good today.

And keeping the ball in, not letting Watford get out. It is not a new

discussion but do you think Premier League defences in general are so

I'm used to playing against two up front, that when they are faced with

that, they struggle? I think anybody would struggle. When the ball comes

into you and it is consistently coming in, and stake will be made.

It happens more lower down because teams tried to do that. And you

would give credit for Neil Harris for his substitutions. He took both

his wide men. The crowd did not necessarily agree but it paid off?

Ferguson came on and you could see his delivery. His delivery for the

goal was fantastic. He had a good overlap coming round the side. It

was at the right time for Morison who deserved his goal. We debated at

half-time whether there was a penalty on Sinclair and you differed

in opinion. In the second half there was a poll on a cargo which were you

were in agreement with? -- Okaka. He was getting his arm across. He

pulled his arm across. It was a very difficult one for the referee and

assistant referee to see. He got away with that. You get that kind of

luck. When we saw it magnified there it was on the blindside of the

assistant referee. He has got the man marking and he has somebody else

there as well. It is very difficult for the referee and linesman. He

should have been stronger. When Troy Deeney came on, Watford seemed to

have a little more energy then. He offered greater support to Okaka. He

probably had the best chance at the end of the game but when you show

this it highlights Millwall putting their bodies on the line? The ball

goes out and comes back in. He reacts well. I think you just waited

just that little bit too long for it to settle so he could hit it and he

has gone side footed. You have to get it on the target as quick as you

can. I cannot believe people like Troy Deeney weren't starting and

Janmaat and Capoue. You have to start your strongest team for the FA

Cup. I would completely agree with you. You have to have everybody and

more if you can to try and win the FA Cup. They desperately want to

beat you. They beat Bournemouth on the way here. Of course they will

have a go. I know you will have sympathy for Watford fans who were

watching this, you have to have sympathy for those who did find the

away end. They played good money to watch them. They have and you come

to watch your best players play at all times. For me, you start with

those best players and you take them off and put other players off if

things are going well. You do not do it the other way round. As we saw,

the game was lost by then. What I know about Watford and Graham

Taylor's team, God rest his soul, they get the ball in early and they

play from there. All of the sudden icy Watford playing the ball across

and it is not going anywhere. It is not the mantra of Watford. It is not

the FA Cup. You look at Millwall, every opportunity, they played off

the front. The defenders have to turn and be in their right position,

they have to defend properly. They have to demand the opposition do

their job. If they are defender, they defend. We did not defend very

well at all. And Millwall are five points off the play-offs. Those

players in the dressing room will not feel as if they have tied

bodies. We talked earlier about momentum. That is what you use the

FA Cup four. I am not saying Watford are in real danger of going down but

they do need to get a nice run going because it is not as if they are

pulling up trees in the Premier League. The fact is, Millwall with

this game, and they are doing so well in the league, it can be

another game where they take the Premier League scalp and kick on and

get more the meant. Jermaine Jenas gave Morison Man of the Match, would

you like to have played up front with him? Played instead of him!

Then I would have got Man of the Match! You would have fed off him.

He is a big old number nine, very honest. They held it up well. He

deserved his goal. They did not like playing against him at all today,

the Watford back three. Is Millwall get a home draw tomorrow evening, it

is a cliche, but nobody will want to come here? Especially when they see

what they are coming up against, Millwall. I think if you come here

now, and it has got to be a lesson for everybody, you have got to come

here with the intention of taking them on because the better team will

win the game. Let me point you in the direction of what is coming away

as regards the FA Cup. Manchester United against Wigan later on.

Highlights of all of today's games at 10:30pm and the draw for the

fifth round on the One Show tomorrow. Thank you very much to Ian

and Luther. Millwall are through to the next round in the FA Cup,

proving that here at the Den, there is no place like home. Bye-bye.

A lovely cross, Morison! Millwall, one, Watford, nil.

Tom Jones, obviously. Winston Churchill.

Invented the bicycle. The internet. Telephone.