Fourth-Round Highlights - Saturday The FA Cup

A chance of a lifetime for these

Yeovil Town players. They hope it

can be a night to remember.

This is an opportunity, it saved.

Marcus Browne took the gift.

Sanchez has options, Pereira.

Lingard, 3-0.

Lukaku. Manchester United have their

force of the night.

-- fourth.

Hello.

The FA Cup fourth round got

underway last night

with Manchester United's

convincing 4-0 win at Yeovil.

We have 12 ties from today

to get our teeth into tonight

in the company of Dion Dublin

and Danny Murphy.

And English football came together

today to mark the passing of one

of the game's most-loved figures,

Jimmy Armfield,

who died earlier this

week at the age of 82.

A truly lovely man, he will be

missed.

League Two Newport pulled off one

of the shocks of Round Three

as they saw off Leeds United.

Today, Premier League Tottenham

Hotspur visited Rodney Parade,

the second-oldest ground

in the football leagues.

And Guy Mowbray, our second-youngest

commentator, was there.

Newport County are in the spotlight

loving every moment of their first

time in the FA Cup fourth round

since 1979.

But then might on loan and lab a

former junior from West Brom coming

into the side.

Not full strength but a strong Spurs

side. The only difference to the

team that beat AFC Wimbledon being

Dier starting in place of the

Muller.

A three-man defence.

Two upfront.

This isn't the first, they have met

before in the FA Cup in 1959 and

1960.

The latter saw Spurs went 4-0. The

year before they did the double

under Bill Nicholls who would have

been 99 yesterday.

Dier pounced upon by Labadie. Here

comes Nouble. What a chance for

Newport County.

Nouble won't get many better sites

of goal than that, he looked down at

the pitch, I'm not sure the pitch

was the greater part of the problem.

He seemed to run pretty true. Mike

Flynn knows. They don't come much

better than that in terms of

opportunities in this sort of Cup

tie.

The official Oliver Langford has

been alerted to that. There is a

drone that has been flying high over

the playing surface. At that end of

the ground. Someone will be having

words of whoever is in control of

that device.

Laverty. -- Labadie. That looked

like... That will be a free kick for

Newport. Guilty of a foul.

Shoulder-to-shoulder there.

Shoulder-to-shoulder there. Vormer

held onto it just about. Good job

since Oakley didn't get a touch. He

did, he headed it straight into the

chest of his own goalkeeper.

Holding of the challenges. Here is

Sycerika, looking for Kane macro.

And saved by Day. Good running from

Kane. It seemed to come off the post

but a corner has been given.

Dembele.

Kane challenged by Labadie. A word

in the year of the Newport captain,

more than that, a yellow card. He is

no stranger to them.

Now, Harry Kane has the Newport goal

in his sights. Stepping up to

strike.

Just over the crossbar.

Just over the crossbar. Getting into

the game more and more.

Labadie, brilliant work. Dier

turning it behind. Walkers-Peters

got the first part of the block, and

injured in doing so.

Spurs know what is coming.

Headed out as far as Willmott who

put a good cross in and it is in for

Newport County!

What about that? It is a beautiful

ball back in from Willmott. Hammond

finished it superbly. His tenth goal

of the season, his most memorable --

Amond.

Amond. If the scoreline stays as it

is, it will be one of the most

famous days in the club's history.

Saved by Day. Getting an effort on

target for Spurs smartly saved by

Newport keeper.

It looked a decent drive but always

rising.

Wanyama bundling on.

That came off Son Heung-Min, that is

a goal kick.

This is a huge dozen minutes, huge.

Luck at the adrenaline coursing

through the veins of every Newport

player.

-- look at.

Day came flying out to punch and the

next block is courtesy of White, a

Spurs corner.

Trippier to take the corner. Kane

has a tap in. The flag has stayed

down. Harry Kane has scored his 30th

goal of the season. To dash

Newport's dreams.

Newport's dreams. Kane was clearly

onside. He drifted from the pack to

be in the right place to pounce.

Spurs are going to dig themselves

out of a heap of trouble and you can

count on him to do it for them.

Another corner. Newport County just

want to hear the whistle now.

How quickly can they go?

Son wanting it on the right, too

Kane. Dele Alli wants it in the

middle, and if he had connected with

it might have won the game for

Spurs. It came through at the same

time as Day. In the corner of his

eye he can see the keeper coming and

that might have been enough.

They have played four minutes of

injury time.

Cheering from Newport County fans.

They are going to Wembley for a

fourth round replay.

They were so close to a moment of

mega history.

An evening that will end with smiles

all around.

1-1.

I am a bit disappointed because they

scored so late in the game, the only

time we switched off. Quality

players punt -- punish you. I am so

proud of my players, they stuck to

the game plan, they worked their

socks off and gave everything. I am

sure I will wake up in the morning

one of the man alive.

We are so disappointed for the first

half. They were motivated to play.

For us, it was difficult at this

level.

Yes, I am unhappy because I think if

you want to win, go further, you had

to fight, we need to show more.

Are you feeling the disappointment

more than most, you nearly had the

headlines all to yourself?

It would have been nothing but more

important, it would have been a

victory for the team. It is a result

that will be very happy with. Just

this point it we did hold out for a

victory. We can be very proud of

what we have done.

Newport made it difficult, they had

a game plan. When the clock starts

ticking, you get worried. We are

still in the hat, hopefully we will

get the result at Wembley.

The chairman will be happy. I am

sure the whole of Newport is happy,

one

sure the whole of Newport is happy,

one of the best results in our

history.

Newport are going to Wembley, 71

places between those sides, a

classic romantic FA Cup story, it

even more romantic. What is it like

when you are the Goliath turning up

at a ground that honesty is only if

you thousands people. The

floodlights were causing problems,

the dressing room is the size of a

bathroom.

The fans are close, no room to take

the corner. I used to love being the

underdog and having the big boys

come. We had Crystal Palace, Man

United, Arsenal as well.

It is all about the individual at

the big club, do they fancy it, do

they really want to play on a cold

wet day in a horrible stadium on a

poor pitch?

Newport made Spurs very

uncomfortable.

Spurs did look

uncomfortable in the first half.

They did. I have played at Crewe.

You played at Cambridge. Those

taught them that haven't experienced

being down there and it can be

daunting. Take nothing away from

Newport. Everyone of them can be

proud. The manager can be proud of

the way he prepared them, the game

plan.

They carried it out brilliantly. Not

just a lucky result, a fantastic

performance.

Led by a captain, if you were not

only impressed with how they were

organised but that endeavour carried

on.

He epitomised everything good about

them, discipline, knowing when to

press. Knowing when you are covered.

He played right on the edge. He came

off near the end because of his

endeavours. His performance was the

one you want from your captain. The

others were inspired by him,

especially early in the game, you

need someone to set the tone, showed

no fear. Watch that. He doesn't

switch off. He is thinking, what can

I do?

He is strong. He looked like a

really good player today. He never

stopped. He was infectious. He put

himself in a position where every

supporter gave him a standing

ovation.

He wasn't doing it against players

in his own lead, it was against

Sissoko and Dembele and Victor

Wanyama, who I think highly of and

he made them uncomfortable. He was

tackling them, he had respect them

but you are now on my patch, this is

my team and this

but you are now on my patch, this is

my team and this is how we play.

And

in Ben Tozer, they have a weapon,

that great throw in

in Ben Tozer, they have a weapon,

that great throw in which you can

create things from and it did, it

caught Spurs out.

So many times they

put the throw in in this area, it

was shorter on that occasion but the

cross comes in from Wilmot and Amond

at the far post, it looks like a

great cross and a great header but

Ciaran Trippier should have cleared

this. If you watch him, he tries to

duck down and he is trying to help

it on so it goes out for a throw in

but he doesn't need to do that, he

can head it, he is tall enough, he

can just clear the ball out of the

danger zone and he just doesn't do

it, bad defending and could have

been avoided, but what Tozer does is

a weapon for Newport and Spurs

didn't defend well.

a weapon for Newport and Spurs

didn't defend well.

Too many

Tottenham players didn't perform

today and they are lucky, they got

away with one and I don't expect a

problem in the replay but that

should be a lesson for them, too

many of them weren't ready for the

battle.

They weren't allowed to the

player today, in a Premier League

you can get your head up and you

don't get that against a lower

league team with all respect and

they got their just rewards.

And

Wilmot, a year ago, he was working

in Tesco.

That was a good delivery.

That is where Dion might be in a

year.

You have got enough daytime TV

shows.

It seems like a lifetime ago

that Wigan Athletic,

then of the Premier League,

lifted the FA Cup

in one of the greatest

final shocks of all time.

Five years later, and flying high

in League One under Paul Cook,

Wigan saw off Bournemouth

in Round Three

and today entertained West Ham.

and today entertained West Ham.

The 2013 FA Cup winners produced

arguably the greatest moment in

Wigan's 86 year history. The current

vintage are doing their very best to

follow suit. Wigan are flying high

in League One. They make one change

from the side that beat Plymouth

last weekend, Cal Imelda starts at

left back for James. West Ham will

have to keep a special eye on Will

Grigg, 12 goals in all competitions

this season, including four in four

in the FA Cup. David Moyes makes six

changes to the team that praised

Bournemouth. Rhys Burke gets another

chance to impress after scoring the

winner in the previous round against

Shrewsbury and returns to the DW

Stadium, where he spent time on loan

last season. There is a place for

the new signing Maorio on the bench.

The first time they have read in the

FA Cup since 2004, the last to have

ended in West Ham wins. That is a

decent cross! Will Grigg has given

League One Wigan the lead against

the Premier League side West Ham

after just seven minutes of play.

The first chance Wigan have had and

they have stuck it away. Grigg

continues his hot streak. A well

worked by Wigan but West Ham stood

off them. What a cross that is and

Grigg made no mistake. Past Joe

Hart, couldn't get his hand to it,

the header was just too powerful.

What a start for the League One

side, what do West Ham have in

response?

A pensive looking David Moyes and a

two-time finalist, Stuart Pearce.

Nik Powell down under the challenge.

-- Nick. Another opportunity for

Wigan. Max power to take the free

kick. Another good delivery, Grigg

is there... Dunkley is offside.

Goodness me, West Ham have survived.

It was a really good delivery by

Powell.

Powell. Grigg got the touch and

Dunkley out of a click ahead of the

defensive line, good decision.

Grigg leaves it for Jacobs. Wigan

still come. Powell! Excellent

effort. West Ham just couldn't deal

with the play on the edge of the

box, failed to clear it properly.

Powell decided to have a go. Always

rising. The England manager is here

to cast an eye over the one England

international on the pitch today,

Joe Hart. Last four appearances have

come in the cup, though David Moyes

has said he will get time in the

Premier League.

Pinpoint pass. Grigg is there. So

dangerous in the air. And it was

nearly the two combining once again.

Nathan Byrne, another terrific

delivery and it was Ogbonna who took

the ball off the head of Will Grigg.

There is the chairman's son, just 26

years old. The stadium that bears

his grandfather's name and their

ownership of this club may be coming

to an end with reports that they are

in advanced talks with a group who

wish to take over the club.

Wigan could be in trouble, good work

by Martinez. Hernandez... And the

follow-up. Oxford! West Ham's first

meaningful effort. For the first

time, Byrne made the mistake.

Martinez couldn't quite get Sam

Byram. And Rhys Oxford had a rush of

blood to the head.

blood to the head. -- Reece Oxford.

A much brighter start already by

West Ham. Wigan already being put

under a lot more pressure. A very

comfortable first half for Paul

Cook's men.

There is a bit of trouble here. Max

Power not happy with Massa wa who

has been sent off. What a dramatic

start to this

start to this second half. Masuaku

has been given his marching orders

by referee Chris Cavanagh. He has

lasted just four minutes of the

second half.

lasted just four minutes of the

second half. There we go, a clear

split by Masuaku, and it just goes

from bad to worse to market elite

for West Ham United. -- for West Ham

United.

What on earth is going through David

Moyes' head now. That is nice play

by Jacobs. Power.

Crosses deflected. Here is Elder,

and the glancing header is wide by

will read. It was Elder who picked

up the ball and greed didn't have do

-- Grigg didn't have too move a

muscle. He will know they won't have

a better chance to progress to the

Fifth Round, a goal up and West Ham

a goal down. Here is the new signing

Marielle. Ogbonna's dummy left the

ball roll straight into the feet of

Nathan Byrne. Lovely ball, Will

Grigg, will he go for it himself?

Once the handball and the referee

has pointed to the spot. -- he wants

the handball.

the handball. Burke is serious. Will

Grigg didn't have many options, he

looked to the goalkeeper, to take it

over Burke and Burke had his hand

close into his body. I think that is

a little bit harsh. The referee had

his mind made up and the linesman

gave it. Will Grigg can surely put

Wigan Athletic into the Fifth Round

here. Grigg. Makes it 2-0 to Wigan.

His second of the game, his sixth in

the FA Cup and the League One side's

FA Cup journey is set to continue.

Grigg, very cool penalty, waited for

Joe Hart to make up his mind.

Emphatic. And the FA Cup winning

captain Emmerson Boyce perhaps

smelling another trip to Wembley. He

won't be on the pitch this time but

I'm sure he will be cheering this

current crop of Wigan players on.

Good cross in. How close was that

for a third for Wigan Athletic?

Excellent play. Burn in acres of

space and Powell just missed it.

Perfect cross. It couldn't have gone

much worse for

Perfect cross. It couldn't have gone

much worse for his side this

afternoon.

We are disappointed to be

out of the cup but we didn't play

well enough today and Wigan

thoroughly deserved their victory.

We are delighted to have such a good

win against such strong team. Key

moment conference, the sending off

just after half-time and West Ham

had started so strong -- key moments

have conference. Probably turn the

game in our favour but great credit

to our players, I thought at times

in the first, we deserved it. We

were the most aggressive team but

you have to respect these teams,

West Ham have a different agenda and

their Premier League status is

massive to them and David Moyes has

done a good job ensuring that looks

good and their mind will be on

Tuesday night against Crystal

Palace.

Certainly, my player getting

sent off, it was despicable what he

has done. We were back in the game,

we 1-0 down, we weren't playing that

well but we gave ourselves a chance

to get back in and that changed it.

No complaints, then?

None

whatsoever. What I will say is there

is no way directories saw it

whatsoever. What I will say is there

is no way directories saw it but

ultimately, they got the right

decision.

He public through and I

try to

decision.

He public through and I

try to keep it over his arm and I

thought so straightaway. The

linesman had a really good view and

Sunday she get them and today we

did.

That is a really poor decision.

It is... Undoubtedly, Grigg has

tried to check inside but I don't

know where he can put his arms or is

elbows, I don't see how that can be

a penalty kick and I think we are in

a position where the linesman and

the referees they don't know if it

is a penalty anymore.

David Moyes

set out in store this week saying it

was more important to stay in the

Premier League and if you asked the

Wigan fans, they would say the same,

but only Man City have won more

games than Wigan this season and

West Ham team that are struggling

with injuries and struggling to get

going.

There was that disparity.

They had no energy, West Ham, they

didn't seem to be At the Races and

couldn't string two passes together.

Normally, when you have got a side

that have got decent players come

you start forming relationships with

left back and left winger and right

back and right-wing and you start to

form relationships, but there are no

relationships and West Ham side.

There is no continuity, no one

taking responsibility if it is not

going well or anyone wanting to take

charge of the game.

Let's talk about

positives and Wigan and the players

are doing

positives and Wigan and the players

are doing well, but they headlines

may say that Will Grigg is on fire

but Nick Powell was on fire today.

He was at Manchester United, bit of

a prodigy and been on a bit of a

journey.

Nick was at Crewe like me

and went to Manchester United, one

of the biggest clubs in the world.

He is elegant and a matchwinner, he

always was and he was thought of so

highly and sometimes you can move a

bit early and I think maybe the

enormity of that move did affect him

in some ways and he lost his way a

little while and he has done well to

get back on track. I had a similar

problem initially at the rubble and

today, he was outstanding, the best

player on the pitch and showed

confidence, he looked fit and oozed

class. He picked the right passes,

his decision-making was good and he

is two footed. He has got... You

could say arrogance but it is more

confidence in himself when he is

playing like this and he has been

superb this season to Wigan and was

unlucky to not get on the scoresheet

today that some of his skill and

awareness, he looked like the player

who was in a Premier League side.

He

was so composed on the ball, playing

against side who do have decent

players but he looked like the

Premier League player. He was

teaching those Western players, this

is how you play the game and take

charge of a situation.

And what you

don't do when your team are down and

struggling in the league and

depleted with injuries is do what

Masuaku did today and his manager

said it was despicable. He could be

heading for a six match ban, which

is exactly what West Ham do not

need.

And

is exactly what West Ham do not

need.

And there is nothing in it,

really. The ball gets kicked towards

him by Powell and he spits on his

shirt. I just don't get... I don't

know how that enters your head. Why

do you think, let me spit on you now

for doing that. It is the lowest of

the low over me.

for doing that. It is the lowest of

the low over me.

He will deserve

everything he gets but the biggest

problem to me is letting all of his

team-mates down and they already

have a hell of an injury list and I

feel for West Ham, their best

players are injured and it is tough.

He has been good, by the way, he has

been really good but that is

unacceptable and I'm glad David

Moyes has said that. It is a big

blow for West Ham.

Far too close. He just couldn't get

his arm out. He tried to chop it

inside.

Far too close.

Far too close.

Let's get it right,

penalty or no penalty which we don't

think it was, West Ham deserved

nothing from the game, they were

nowhere near it. Some of those tears

trying to prove they should be in

that team have failed today. He

needs his best pairs back and

quickly.

A debut goal for Virgil van Dijk

in a spiky Merseyside Derby saw

Liverpool through to Round Four.

They faced Premier League opposition

again today as 19th-placed West Brom

travelled to Anfield.

Steve Bower was there for us.

A year ago, Jurgen plots of his side

crash out of the FA Cup to

Wolverhampton. The Liverpool boss

has picked a much stronger team,

only three changes from Swansea,

Salah makes his FA Cup debut. Alan

Pardew was the first manager to beat

clock in oh -- and makes only three

changes which means captain Jonny

Evans does play.

Evans left that for the goalkeeper,

Salah it in, and chipped in. Just

past the five minute mark. The

Liverpool front free don't it help

like that -- Front three. The

communication line broke down. Evans

thought Foster was coming, he

wasn't. He stopped Salah but what

about that from Firmino, a player

with quality and confidence. Never

in doubt from the Brazilian. A

terrible start for West Brom.

There is an instant response, Jay

Rodriguez, what a hit. It flew past

Mignolet. That is how to respond.

Right from the restart. Wijnaldum

was dispossessed, credit to Brunt,

what a strike by Jay Rodriguez who

scored in the third round and has

followed it up with an Anfield

equaliser. Just over a minute

between the goals. What a response

from West Brom.

What a strike from Rodriguez. They

are has been trailed today. -- child

today.

today. -- trialled. Two for

Rodriguez. What a start. From one

down to lead 2-1.

Beautifully worked.

Beautifully worked. The delivery

from Gibbs, finished smartly by

Rodriguez, a player in form and full

of confidence.

Liverpool undone.

Brunt but the corner. Terrible

defending from Liverpool. Dawson has

headed it in. There is a delay.

Craig Pawson gets communication

before he gives the goal.

Communication continuing.

Confusion around Anfield.

He hasn't given the goal.

Let us clear this up.

Let us clear this up. As Dawson

heads it, there is a player in an

offside position which could be

deemed to be in the goalkeeper's

side. It is Barry. That is why the

referee has disallowed the goal.

Salah went to ground. Craig Pawson

says, goalkick. In communication

over this as well.

Craig Pawson will now go to the

mouth of the tunnel to see the

screen.

That is what he is looking at.

Livermore... And from that angle...

It is whether Salah made more of it

than there was.

These are all the angles that Craig

Pawson the referee is seeing.

Penalty!

West Brom are furious. He took his

time. And he will say that, in the

end, he feels he has the right

decision.

It has just sprinkled a little more

controversy on the system.

There was a long delay in giving the

banality, a long delay before it is

taken. Firmino. And it has affected

him. The Brazilian has missed.

This was the instant scene over and

over again. Making the right

decision in the end.

It is a West Brom free kick. A foul

on Gareth Barry. Just caught by

Mane.

Forward from Hegazi. Cleared by Van

Dijk. Dawson across, it is in. They

have got their third goal this time.

Terrible trouble defending.

He hasn't actually given the goal

coming he is now wanting to confer,

Craig Pawson, once again. Matip was

the one with the final touch, Dawson

was not offside, it doesn't look as

if Rodriguez who might have been,

got a touch. Once again, and

weights.

-- Anfield weights. Now West Brom

can say break because the goal is

given. I have to say there is no

date the U's of BA are in the first

half has affected the flow. It

started as an open, entertaining Cup

tie. -- the U's of VA are.

Alexander-Arnold drilling it across,

Milner, a good save by Foster and

put away by Evans, that was more

like it from Liverpool, all from the

delivery of Alexander-Arnold. Well

watched by Ben Foster.

watched by Ben Foster. They haven't

lost at Anfield since last April.

Firmino, and Hegazi with the block.

Alexander-Arnold onto his left foot,

Salah, 3-2. With 13 minutes to go.

Salah gives Liverpool hope. Slept in

initially by Alexander-Arnold.

Instinctive from the Egyptian. Goal

number 25 of the season. 14 in 17

games at Anfield.

2-3.

It is the time for Liverpool to

create perhaps one more opportunity.

Van Dijk!

Gathered by Foster. The emergency

centre forward got a touch to it.

But couldn't beat Ben Foster. West

Brom have knocked Liverpool out of

the FA Cup. Alan Pardew has got the

better of Jurgen Klopp again.

A big result. It is difficult to

come to these places with a positive

attitude and play without fear.

It was lovely to see we did that

night.

I must ask you about the VAR

in the first half, particularly the

time it took to get to the

decisions?

That is normal, it is new, difficult

decisions. That is not the reason

why we lost. Yes, it breaks the

rhythm. It should be a little

quicker. But it is quick -- but it

takes time.

For your pundits up there in the

studio, they can work out whether

they were the right calls.

In the stadium it was bizarre

because we got no evidence of what

happened, there is no screen for us.

It not like tennis where the ball is

in or out. Everyone is in the dark.

The other issue which is more

concerning,

concerning, players suffered

hamstring injuries and the time it

took as a squad, we have to keep our

players ticking over. It took so

long. As a manager, I think it needs

to be looked at carefully.

After the expenses we have had

today.

Headlines will be about VAR

tomorrow and when the winning

manager is expressing concerns, you

know within the stadium it was a

very big talking point.

You don't feel there is much

contentious about what was decided,

it is how long they

The referee got all the decisions

and on.

We have to give him credit for that.

But the way they are getting to

those decisions, the referee stood

like that, his finger to his ear for

a good 30 seconds. People in a crowd

don't know what is going on, there

had to be more clarity. I'm a fan of

VAR.

It will take a while to get it

right.

This is the bad one. I agree with

you. The penalty was a bad decision.

It seemed to go on and on and it

wasn't difficult. It seemed to go

upstairs, then they called him to

have a look. If you have someone up

there with the evidence, make a

decision. Stick with a referee or

tell him it's wrong and crack on.

It does need tweaking.

I don't agree with Alan Pardew,

about the hamstring problems.

You think it helped West Brom?

Liverpool had their momentum

stopped. You want to make it stop -

start against big teams. Give West

Brom credit, they played really

well, all over the pitch. They

passed the ball well, caused

Liverpool problems.

Going back to VAR, should there be

limited amounts, should it be like

tennis? Whatever the outcome is,

surely inside the stadium, the fans

who are playing -- paying the money

need to know what is going on.

They need a quick decision but you

won't get that yet because the

referee and those looking at the VAR

in the booth aren't used to it

either so they need patience with

the referee.

You mean the screens, said fans

would know.

I genuinely think, if the football

Association spoke to the Rugby

Association, they would get it

right.

Jay Rodriguez, there were plenty of

positives tonight.

We have always known he has got

ability. He had a really good game

tonight. He was hungry. This is a

super finish. Everything about him

looked positive. He looked fit. He

had a point to prove, he was a real

threat.

He found himself in positions where

he could score.

That is what he was like, very

sharp. He picked out the right pass,

when he needed to defence he held

the ball up. Again, West Brom can

play like this when they are this

confident.

Three out of Vorm, they have finally

got this momentum. -- four. This

momentum can drive them through the

League.

Confidence can drive you through.

They look like a team that has a

spring in their step. A massive

result in that respect. You go to

Liverpool and when, whatever the

next game, they go in feeling they

can beat anybody.

Krajicek if you go to Anfield and

scored three goals, you deserved to

win the game.

And until the last

game, Liverpool had gone 18

unbeaten.

Too many Liverpool players

today, this high press and despite

energy they use a lot and do very

well, too many of them didn't defend

well enough today, I don't know if

it was tiredness but too many of

them didn't run back and do the hard

yards.

Thanks for the moment, guys.

If you think that was good, and it

certainly was controversial, we've

still got all of this to come.

Great

chance, the header wide.

Demarai

Gray puts it in, early threat from

Leicester.

So close to the

spectacular.

And if tonight has whetted

your FA Cup appetite,

Gary and the team will be at Cardiff

against Manchester City tomorrow

on BBC One from 3:35pm.

Manish will have highlights

of that game and Chelsea

versus Newcastle at 10:30pm tomorrow

on BBC One.

versus Newcastle at 10:30pm tomorrow

on BBC One.

If American Football is your thing,

Mark Chapman is here straight

after us tonight with the NFL Show,

looking back at this

season and looking ahead

to next week's Super Bowl.

And the Six Nations begins next

Saturday from 1:15pm on BBC One,

kicking off with Wales

versus Scotland - in our house,

that's known as the Logan Derby.

Notts County of League Two

saw off Championship

Brentford in Round Three.

Today they faced Premier League

strugglers Swansea City

at Meadow Lane.

Watching this one

was Jonathan Pearce.

The world's oldest league club is

enjoying a new lease of life. A year

ago, Notts County were 90th in the

Football League when Alan Hardy

bought the club and brought in Kevin

Nolan as manager. They are now

second in League Two, revolutionised

of the field and hopeful of creating

a major shock against a team 50

places above them. Nolan is forced

into change, keeper Fitzsimmons and

midfielder Birchall was sent off on

Tuesday against Crawley. Collin

plays his first game since October.

Ameobi, semifinalist with Newcastle,

starts for the first time since

December the 23rd. Jon Stead has

scored in his last five games.

Hawkridge, preferred to Alessandra,

reached the quarterfinal with

Lincoln last season. Swansea made

eight changes after their success

against Liverpool. Van der Hoorn

backing, Abraham makes his first

appearance in 2018. Renato Sanches,

his first since their round three

draw at walls. Tom Carroll fills in

at left back. -- at Wolves. The

first meeting between the clubs

since March 2005, in the second

division. Notts County won that 1-0,

Mark Stallard got the goal.

Incomes the cross and Hewitt was in

there. Stead whipped it in low and

it was just too far ahead of Hewitt.

13 minutes gone, Bony on the edge of

the area. Abraham making the run

into the far post. It was a lovely

ball in, nearly crept through and it

was just cut away by Duffie, having

a very good game against his old

club. -- Duffie. Roberts getting

forward with purpose.

Renato Sanches has seen a lot of the

ball, hasn't made great use of it.

But that was awkward for the keeper,

the closest we have come to a goal

so far. He is finding a lot of

space, Sanches. Yet to score for the

club. His last goal came in

Portuguese football in January 20

16.

The danger of a Notts County is they

are allowing Swansea to build,

create and get shots away.

Notts County have kept them at bay

but the cross in towards Bony...

Good leap. Anywhere but there and

his header hits the goalkeeper, who

blocked it. Best chance of the game

comes and goes. Narsingh for the

first time got in behind Dickinson

but Bony should have absolutely

buried this chance.

They need to stop him getting a shot

away... Narsingh X Stead - zero. The

Premier League team ahead in the

last few seconds of the first half.

He has got into the game in the last

few minutes, Narsingh, and he took

the goal well after the driving run

by Ki Sung-Yeung.

Pushing and shoving, the decision

goes Notts County's way. Van der

Hoorn feels he is the innocent in

there. Just a little bump. Swansea

will see this as being very harsh.

Notts County won't care a hoot if

they can score.

George Grant. Great free kick,

really unlucky. Really good bending

free kick, right footed. Not far

wide.

Van der Hoorn will shepherd that out

of play. Ameobi was too strong in

the end and it took a clearance away

by Kyle Bartley to lift out the

danger.

Teased into the back stick and

Mawson had to get it away. Really

important clearance for Swansea. It

was a really good ball in. Dickinson

will take the corner.

Hawkridge, Dickinson from a better

angle. That is a good effort by

Grant! Finding space and getting the

shot off. They have yet to

shot off. They have yet to test

Nordfeldt but they are getting

closer. Ameobi. Here is hunt. Van

der Hoorn's header drops to

Hawkridge. Goes wide of Roberts, who

was blocked off by Stead. In comes

the cross, great chance! Header

wide. Grant was in a fine position

and should have levelled it up.

Wiley piece of play by Stead. Header

goes off target.

Good angle on the cross. Header back

across goal... Big opportunity! They

were all rushing in. Duffie was in

there, Ameobi was in there.

Indecision at the back for Swansea

City. Good header back across goal.

Swansea were so positive in the

first half and Notts County have got

at them in the first half. -- second

half.

Hewitt gets the crossing. Ameobi,

lays it after grand, across goal.

1-1! Jon Stead! The flag stays down,

Swansea appealing. And he keeps up

his record of scoring in every round

and he has got six in six for Notts

County and that is the most

precious. Really poor defending from

Swansea's point of view. Good work

by Hewitt and Swansea were

statuesque. Ameobi, back it comes, a

low cross in towards Stead. Didn't

Hewitt do well? But weren't the

Swansea defender is poor here.

Grant's cross, Stead stealing game

goal side of Roberts. Two questions

about the goal, was Stead offside in

the middle? Mawson is playing him on

by a long, long way. But the ball

had gone out of play, Mawson was

appealing. That is right on the

line. The assistant referee is right

there. Let's see from this angle.

That looked in play.

Oh, I don't know, I think that is

out. The goal shouldn't have stood.

Bony dropping into the deeper

position at times in the second

half.

Tom Carroll into Narsingh. Really

smashed into Duffy. The goalkeeper

squeezes it away. The shot came from

behind Narsingh into the face of the

veteran defender. It will be hard at

if the 1894 FA Cup winners go out.

Sam Clucas making the run outside

Ayew. Now Tom Carroll goes on the

overlap. Taking an age about this,

Swansea. Tom Carroll. Ayew. Surely

they need to get across in sooner or

later? Lucas is in the middle. Ayew,

waiting for his moment. The cross

looks for Bony... That was the

chance to win it. They are forced to

go to a replay against a team 50

places below them. Kevin Nolan's

team has battled their way

places below them. Kevin Nolan's

team has battled their way to a

famous draw. How immensely proud you

of your boys?

Absolutely delighted,

proud of them but that is what they

have been doing week in, week out

and why they have got to where they

are, second in the league and this

round of the cup, so hats off to

them and hopefully they will keep

going.

There you have to have a

replay, not what you really want at

this stage.

It's OK, we live with

the reality and the reality is this

one. I will be frustrated if we were

out of the competition, so we are

still fighting in this competition

also. We protected players for the

game against Arsenal, so we just are

missing winning the game because in

general, we are happy with

everything.

Can you win the replay,

do you think?

Listen, we are still

in the draw and the FA Cup, magical

things can happen. Obviously, we

know it is going to be a tall order

but there is a lot of spirit and

belief in that dressing room and you

saw that second half, so there is no

reason why we can't do what we did

in the last round and cause another

upset.

Well, it was clearly a second-half

that reflected something that had

gone on in the dressing room and

Kevin Nolan's comments that they

showed them too much respect in the

first half, in the second half,

there was a lot more physicality.

I

don't think you would be able to air

there was a lot more physicality.

I

don't think you would be able to air

Kevin Nolan's half-time talk because

I think he would have gone straight

down their throats. He would have

said show us some confidence, you

are a good team, I have got good

players here, go and play and

are a good team, I have got good

players here, go and play and enjoy

it, work hard, I trust you, that

kind of chat and they came out

second half and they were just

outstanding, created chance after

chance.

outstanding, created chance after

chance. This was a free kick and

they went too far away, they were

getting into areas in order to cross

the ball and they crossed it every

single time. How can you create the

chance? Again, getting the shot off,

not getting close down quick enough.

Working did, being patient, waiting

for the right time to deliver,

should score, should really score.

Again, headed across the box, I

think that is Brisley and Ameobi,

they should have put it in the back

of the net. This is the

controversial one which we will have

a closer look at in a minute but

look at Ameobi's strength, he has

held the defender off for two or

three seconds and his strike

partner, Stead. I wouldn't fancy

playing against them too.

Jon

Stead's record is amazing, scored in

every round, had that amazing run

with Bradford City and seems to be

up for a similar run this year. You

mentioned the controversy, let's

have a closer look at whether the

ball was out of play.

Danny, your

take? We have had a look at it a

good few times and it does look like

it goes out of play so Swansea will

feel hard done by, but they

shouldn't, really... This is a good

one, it looks clearly ad from that

angle but they didn't do enough to

win the game.

Does it not lift off

the ground before it goes...?

It is

difficult.

If only we had a be

difficult.

If only we had a be a --

if only we had

difficult.

If only we had a be a --

if only we had VAR.

I think Notts

County in the second half and

believe they showed, which was the

key, they believe themselves and it

got them a well earned replay.

And

can they go down to south Wales and

get themselves through?

I don't see

why, if they can start the game the

way they started the second half,

they got a very good chance and I am

sure the manager Kevin Nolan will

tell them that, start like you

ended.

Still plenty more Fourth Round ties

left and our first round-up

begins with Coventry City,

who ended Mark Hughes' tenure

at Stoke with that shock

victory in Round Three.

Today, they were at the MK Dons.

Today, they were at the MK Dons.

Coventry fans have had to adjust to

the underdog role in recent years

but still nearly 8,000 of them

headed to Milton Keynes dons, now a

division above them and managed for

the first time by Dan Micciche. On

the field, the clouds are at last

clearing for the Sky Blues,

challenging for promotion in League

Two and almost threading through a

goal here. The move thwarted by Lee

Nicholls. Goals haven't come to

freely the commentary, know that --

not that she wouldn't know it from

their enterprise. Mark McNulty did

most things but school. For all

that, it should have been MK Dons

that when ahead. Ciaran Agard failed

to take the chance and the

goalkeeper didn't allow the second

chance. Waller Stadium MK was still

processing that, commentary search.

But Nolte's cross somehow made its

way to be whose shot made it over

the line -- to Baimo. This was a

clearance Lee Nicholls ought not to

have made. With more of their fans

there than MK's, this effectively

became how much the commentary and

they could have made things more

comfortable. Liam Kelly's Miss

didn't matter, the commentary party

was well under way and the side

frontier forward into round five.

Millwall's Dent was never likely to

be a relaxing destination.

Their

discomfort was found in this ration

challenge to concede a penalty.

Wallace did the necessary to put

Millwall ahead from the spot. No

holiday from their regular day job,

they had come to the capital meaning

business. Henderson equalised within

15 minutes. Rochdale were dreaming

of a money spinning tie in round

five when they took a second-half

lead.

COMMENTATOR: Rochdale have taken the

lead! The ball is turned in from

yards out.

They almost sealed it when Cannon

made a high velocity effort. It was

a smack in the chops that helped to

earn a replay because this cross

from Morrison allowed Thompson

allowed -- Meant an equaliser.

A very English day. Watford's but

their tenth boss since 2012. It took

four minutes for this free kick to

cause trouble. Stephens, his first

for Southampton. And happy birthday

to him. Richarlison had looked one

of the finds of the season and might

have scored one of the goals of the

season but McCarthy saw it coming.

The Saints have regained spirit,

Hojbjerg isn't known in the

goal-scoring but felt confident for

a crack. Injury hit Watford worked

up enough energy for a final

flourish. A last chance from

Kabasele, as close as Southampton

got.

With Premiership survival their

priority, Huddersfield made seven

changes. They dominated the most

part and took a deserved lead.

Mounie headed in his fifth of the

season. Hatherly is a huge favourite

but his mistake let in Jurcevic to

equalise. -- Jutkiewicz.

equalise. -- Jutkiewicz. This

unintentional contact was close to

causing a Cup upset.

A sign of how far Huddersfield have

travelled that Blues from the home

fans greeted the prospect of a

replay.

But no replay for Coventry City.

After the incredible performance in

the third round against Stoke which

ultimately led to the end of Mark

Hughes, do you get a feeling this

could be a year for them?

I wanted them, with due respect to

MK Dons, they have gone past a very

tricky hurdle in MK Dons and they

are still in the hat. I want them to

get a big team to make if you could,

for the players to get

The fans have had nothing to cheer

for years. It has been shockingly

run. But this kind of thing, just

getting it over the line, getting

Coventry literally over the line.

Look what it means to the fans.

There was a slight sigh when they

heard about MK Dons.

The 1987 final they want was one of

my favourite games, I remember. You

talk about Cyril Regis, fantastic

four Coventry, their supporters

loved him, he played in that game.

Also West Brom. It would be great to

get a really good time.

Peterborough thumped Aston Villa

at Villa Park in Round Three,

and were rewarded with a home tie

against Leicester City who took

two games to see off

another League One side,

Fleetwood Town.

Jack Merrett hit the headlines for

pita bread with 24 goals already

including five in the FA Cup. He

pulled up with a thigh problem in

the warm up on Tuesday but is fit to

start today. Leicester City

Iheanacho has an impressive FA Cup

record with seven out of eight,

including both in the win over

Fleetwood. Fine rain sweeping across

the stadium on a really chilly day

that this fourth round tie.

Leicester City in their changed

strip, all in black today, getting

the game under way against League

One opposition. So many changes for

Leicester City but a strong side.

Gray putting it in. An early threat

from Leicester. Barnes getting on

the end of that one.

With Silva now, Iheanacho, Diabate.

Silva looking to pull a feud

strings, he has seen plenty of the

ball, and into the far corner, a

debut goal for Diabate, what a start

to life in England, it has taken him

less than ten minutes to score.

Bouncing off the boot of Grant,

Silva sliding it through. Diabate

between two defenders finds the far

corner. A great start to Leicester.

Forrest has given it away. Here come

Leicester again, and it is 2-0,

Iheanacho, what a start full Walsh

stuff. In the 12th minute of the

game. They are two up.

game. They are two up. Forrester

straight to the feet of Iheanacho

who schools in exactly the same

place as his team-mate Diabate.

-- whose scores. The chairman of

Peterborough United and the director

of football Barry Fry, looking glum

faced. Peterborough's balloon has

been popped here.

Iheanacho hurtling into the centre,

and a magnificent goal.

and a magnificent goal. Iheanacho

with two inside half-an-hour to

match the two he scored in the third

round. Leicester City look out of

sight already.

It was a goal scored with laser-like

accuracy, a super goal.

Leicester made it look so simple.

His team unbeaten since the turn of

the year. But behind very early in

this Cup tie.

An excellent ball, and a great

chance! Lloyd colliding with the

post. For the first time

Peterborough looked as if they might

score. Handball by Danny Lloyd

anyway.

anyway. Tafazolli taking on

Iheanacho. Getting clear of Maguire.

Maddison was in and Maritz was

almost on the end of it. Complaining

he didn't get the ball quite where

he wanted it -- Marriott.

Threatening the Leicester goal.

Shephard, Maddison.

Fuchs this time will try to get back

a bit. It is going to be a corner.

The last touch coming off the

Austrian defender. Peterborough

working hard. Trying to get on the

board in this Cup tie. Simpson with

his hands full keeping tabs on

Marriott, the ball inside the box,

in the back of the net and they do

have a goal and maybe a hint of a

hope in this game.

The header down from Taylor. As the

ball dropped to the ground, Hughes

was the first to react. And it

deflects in off Hamer.

It is still a long way back for the

League One side.

Tidy skill from Diabate. Lovely

play. Diabate continuing the run

away from the defender and a great

save. Lovely play from Diabate but

he was denied by Bond. What looked

like a second goal on his Leicester

City debut, away from the defender.

A fingertip save keeps it at three.

Deep in conversation there.

Chilwell in space, Gray in

possession. Gray still going, saved

by Bond. And there is the fourth

goal for Leicester City, the second

of the day for Diabate. Leicester

safely through to the fifth round

with room to spare.

Gray bringing the ball forward. As

he passed it, while, he was offside

as double went forward. The shot

saved by the keeper. Diabate able to

react and find the back of the net.

Forde by Ndidi. And Diabate

continues his run.

-- Forward. Looking stronger than

longer the game goes on. Ndidi, and

it is five, in added time. In the

end, Leicester romp home. Diabate

having scored another two, involved

in this one. Ndidi finding the back

of the net. They have beaten

Peterborough 5-1.

It was simple for us to start the

game with a good attitude. It was

interesting, the positive attitude,

the quality of the football. Three

fantastic goal at the beginning of

the game. After, it was easier for

us to find good space and continue

the good work.

We are frustrated but I am proud of

the boys to get to this stage of the

FA Cup. We played against Leicester

who on the day were outstanding.

They must made nine or ten changes

from the last game.

Ten, but still a strong team.

Whoever they bring into the team,

they are top class, they moved the

ball so quickly.

We struggled to cope.

Scoring in the FA Cup, it is a good

condition. It makes it more

beautiful, I am happy.

Night to knock on the door and give

the manager something to think

about, more game time.

Keep playing, keep scoring, working

hard.

This game, the opposite of some we

have seen when Goliath did slay

David with a great performance, with

ten changes. What did Peterborough

not get right?

They tried to press quite high early

on but they were up against a really

good Leicester side. They didn't

press in enough numbers at the right

time. They didn't vary the play,

trying to play out and Leicester

kept catching them. There is nothing

wrong with that. It is good to see

them trying to play the right way.

It is game management, varying your

game at the right moment. When

Leicester were on top that was time

to stop.

Leicester were really good. What a

joy for a manager to see a new

strike partnership upfront,

Iheanacho and Diabate, and he may

have the Steele of the century.

He may be another find.

They always seem to know where the

other was, Diabate laying it off to

Iheanacho. Going round the corner,

getting back. This is his first

goal, very opportunist, between

another two players. He just toe

pokes it. They were very

confidentially to each other.

Curling it in the corner. I do like

Iheanacho, a very good forward.

Traore Ore give him time and he will

score your goals, good hold-up play

and he pops it into Christian Fuchs'

path.

I feel for Iheanacho, Jamie

Vardy playing and staying fit and

this says to me that Mahrez is on

his way. I am sorry to say that the

Leicester fans, because he is a

gifted play but this -- player, but

this lad looks like he will have to

play with this ability and he is in

the same position. It is great to

have lots of options... That is a

super finish. When you are only

playing in the Premier League and

the cup, there aren't enough games

to keep everyone happy. Is there

Mahrez on the way? We will have to

see. Look at that pass and he was

very direct, I liked the confidence

he showed early in the game and they

are great additions because we

haven't seen much of them.

If they

can get 40 or 50 million

haven't seen much of them.

If they

can get 40 or 50 million for Mahrez,

those are the figures being talked

about and you know you have talent

like that in reserve, the manager

must be feeling quietly confident.

I

think the way that Diabate plays, it

is similar to Mahrez, I like the one

on one and I will create something,

he might just fit into that mould.

He has big shoes to fill. So where

is Mahrez going?

I think he might go

to West Ham, you know.

Premier League Brighton were up

against Championship Middlesbrough

today and made the long trip

to Teesside having won only one

of their last six games.

Commentary comes from Vicky Sparks.

Commentary comes from Vicky Sparks.

The last time the sides met,

Middlesbrough pipped Brighton to

promotion on goal difference after a

1-1 draw in the Championship, but

with both clubs' league campaigns

finely poised, neither will want to

draw. Just three changes, Adam

Clayton and Fletcher make their

first starts under Tony Pulis and

Martin Braithwaite returns. Leading

scorer Britt Assombalonga drops to

the bench. Seven changes for

Brighton, including Sam Baldock's

first start of the season following

a calf problem. Top scorer Glen

Murray is amongst the subs.

Try already skipping past the

challengers again. Wins the corner.

-- Adama Traore. Much to brighten's

this grid disgruntlement. Every time

Adama Traore drives that the box, he

looks dangerous. Claiming it was a

deflection off the Middlesbrough

man.

Braithwaite, straight at Tim Krul in

the end. Well, he scored three goals

in his last four games, Daniel

Ayala, they have all been headers

from set pieces. Didn't get the

direction on it he needed.

One back by Ayala, who is still

going. Vital challenge and a rare

foray into the Brighton half. Ryan

Shotton will launch this long.

Almost gets a flick on, Bamford...

So close to the spectacular. Bamford

showing lovely skill. A whisker

away. Middlesbrough's chairman and

owner Steve Gibson watching his

nephew Ben captaining the side. He

will be very pleased with

Middlesbrough's performance this

afternoon.

Chance the Middlesbrough to break.

Fletcher has Traore ahead of him.

Goes the goal and hits the post!

Goes the goal and hits the post! He

is full of confidence, Adama Traore

it. Lets fly with his right foot and

it is a good save from Tim Krul to

push it onto the with ??DELETE

woodwork. Middlesbrough rattled a

frame of the goal. They are getting

closer.

Looking for the run of Ball D'ard.

Gibson clears away. -- Sam Baldock.

Tries his luck... Randolph spills it

and makes a good save at the second

attempt. Stewart Downing clears. The

closest Brighton have come. Straight

at the goalkeeper. Sam Baldock's

follow-up blocked as well.

Clayton urged to get the ball

forward quickly by the home fans.

Traore, lovely skill. Still going,

Traore. Just past the post. Well, he

hasn't had the opportunity to run at

the Brighton defence as much in the

second half. Did well to work

himself and opening them. Into the

final minute of normal time.

Suttner. Looking for Murray. And

it's in! Glenn Murray snatches it at

the death for Brighton. The Premier

League side ahead in the dying

moments of this game.

Disappointment for Tony Pulis, whose

side have played so well this

afternoon. Nothing Randolph could

do. The attempted clearance from

George friend ricocheting into the

Brighton striker and it is the

cruellest of cruel goals for

Middlesbrough. It is Brighton of the

Premier League who lead.

Really delighted, delighted with the

application of the players. A tight

game, as we expected. I felt as the

game opened up that we had the

better opportunities to work the

ball into the final third but

certainly as we got towards the end

of the game, it looked like it was

going to be a replay, which is

certainly what both managers, I'm

presuming that Tony would have in

the same, would not have wanted, but

really delighted to have got that

winner.

I don't think we deserved

it, I think that is the second home

game in consecutive weeks that we've

played well enough to win the game

and have got beaten in the last

couple of minutes or in injury time.

But the lads have worked so, so

heartland we've got to be more

clinical -- worked so, so heartland.

We have created opportunities and

chances again today, but we have got

to do take those chances and if they

have got a fortuitous goal, like

today, it really shouldn't count

because we should have scored a

couple ourselves.

For Brighton, just a third win in 15

games and it is one of those results

that we have talked about perhaps

with West Brom, it can galvanise a

team and give them momentum in the

Premier League.

I don't think they

care how they got it either, to be

fair. It was a very fortuitous goal

but... I don't

fair. It was a very fortuitous goal

but... I don't think the manager

would mind, just getting over the

line, getting over the hurdles put

in front of him. This is what Glenn

Murray does, he gets involved and

then he gets into the position

hoping the ball is going to come, in

a goal-scoring position. George

friend clearing. He gets lucky but

he owns the luck because he gets

into the goal-scoring position. It

is a great ball in my Suttner but I

think Glenn Murray is that kind of

player. Started on the bench, came

on and made an impact and that is

all you can ask of your subs.

He has

had a tough week as well, obviously,

and the

had a tough week as well, obviously,

and the manager had no hesitation in

picking him for this one and he will

be relieved to get back to doing

what he does best.

Of course and the

one thing in a cup run, you always

need a bit of luck, whoever you are

and as you progress, that luck get

greater. I thought Middlesbrough was

good but good performances don't

matter in the FA Cup, do they?

One

chance.

Three more games left.

And we begin with last night's

all-Championship tie between

Sheffield Wednesday and Reading.

Sheffield Wednesday and Reading.

Recently arrived Sheffield Wednesday

manager Jos Luhukay is developing a

bit of a taste for the FA Cup. His

side got their teeth into Reading at

the visitors missed a couple of

early chances. Atdhe Nuhiu served up

a cool finish from a tight angle.

Wednesday have found a more clinical

edge, at least in the cup. Atdhe

Nuhiu added a second from close

range after the interval. A modest

crowd of 15,000 at Hillsborough but

they saw former Burnley man George

Boyd scorer third, with the Royals

goalkeeper Anssi Jaakkola looking

less than regal. Three minutes from

time, Reading got a consolation. The

cross ricocheting off a player and

the goal before dribbling over the

line. One win in seven the gap

stamp, Wednesday in the draw.

15,500 at Bramall Lane, who probably

wish they could have skipped to

half-time like we can. This is a

fair summary of the first from BBC

radio Sheffield.

First off, I would

rather stop at home and pull my

eyelashes out.

It picked up, perhaps

it had to. Sheffield United haven't

lost in 2018 so far and became more

adventurous

adventurous after the break. Great

chance for Daniel Lafferty, better

save from Declan Rudd in the Preston

goal. The game of fine margins came

down to a marginal call. Referee

game Scott deciding that Lee Sharpe

had been fouled.

Big opportunity for

the captain to send Sheffield United

through to the last 16. He has

scored! And Sheffield United edge

closer to the Fifth Round of the FA

Cup.

Preston got mad but couldn't

get even. Lewis Moult contrived to

create one last opportunity for

Jordan Hugill but United are through

to the Fifth Round. The last time

they got that far, they reached the

semifinals.

4,000 Forest fans travelled north

with high hopes after beating

holders Arsenal after round three

and with a new manager ital Karanka

at the helm. Highly rated Hull City

attacking midfielder Jarrod Bowen

put his team ahead at the end of a

swift counterattack and with the aid

of a deflection. His 12th of the

season. No wonder so many clubs are

tracking his process. He had a part

in their second, too. He was

involved in the build-up as Nouha

Dicko's looping header eventually

found the net.

Lovely stuff from

Hull City any FA Cup!

Bowen was at

the heart of everything that was

good about Nigel Adkins' side as

they chased a third goal, feeding

Dicko as he forced a good save.

Forest's hero from the third-round

then Brereton nicked the post. One

time Everton striker Apostolos

Vellios pulled one back but Hull

City held on. But those Forest fans

that travelled in such impressive

numbers, it is the hope that kills

that travelled in such impressive

numbers, it is the hope that kills

you. Well, we have celebrated much

that was good and great about the FA

Cup, but perhaps this comment

that was good and great about the FA

Cup, but perhaps this comment from

Kieran Powell sums up Nottingham

Forest -- this corner.

I will give

him the benefit of the doubt, it

must've been windy and he was trying

to whip it into the near post.

You

must've been windy and he was trying

to whip it into the near post.

You

were very generous tonight, Danny.

It has been a good day, good

company, good games.

A shame when

you have knocked out Arsenal and

then...

You go out with a whimper.

They must've been shattered after

that.

We are going out with a

bang, thank you very much your

company today. Let's have a look at

the Sunday papers. The Sunday Times

calls the VAR controversy in the

Liverpool West Brom game.

calls the VAR controversy in the

Liverpool West Brom game. Luis

Enrique is in line to replace

Antonio Conte, say the express on

Sunday and Real Madrid will swoop

for Pochettino and Harry Kane in the

summer.

Well, we started tonight

with tributes to footballing legend

Jimmy Armfield who died this week.

And we end with a special

Match Of The Day tribute

to The Fall's Mark E Smith who also

passed away this week.

A few years ago, he took over

the microphone for

the classified results.

Milton Keynes nil, Coventry City

one. Millwall two, Rochdale two.

Southampton one, Watford nil.

Liverpool, too, West Brom, three.

Sheffield United one, Preston North

end nil. Hull City

>> amber-macro:, Nottingham Forest

one. -- Hull City two. Wigan

Athletic two, West Ham United nil.

Thank you very much.