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FT: Man City 3-1 Plymouth - Talovierov heads visitors in front; O'Reilly double turns it around for hosts before De Bruyne adds late third
FT: Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves - Evanilson opens scoring; Kerkez second ruled out after long delay; Cunha scores superb equaliser but is then sent off, Bournemouth win 5-4 on penalties
FT: Crystal Palace 3-1 Millwall - goalkeeper Roberts sent off after eight minutes for visitors; Mateta stretchered off following collision. Tanganga own goal puts hosts in front & Munoz doubles lead; Harding pulls one back before Nketiah adds third
FT: Preston 3-0 Burnley - Brady free-kick for hosts, Osmajic doubles lead & Keane adds third
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Matheus Cunha (61 mins)
WHAT A HIT!
Oh my word. You won't see many goals better than that and of course it's by the man who can create something out of nothing.
Santiago Bueno lays it off for Matheus Cunha around 30-yards out and the forward looks up and thinks go on then before hitting an absolutely stunning strike into the top corner.
Wow.
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Clever ball across the box by David Brooks towards Antoine Semenyo, who has been everywhere today, but his shot is blocked by a gold shirt.
Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
Evanilson holds the ball up well from Antoine Semenyo's ball but he's forced wide by Santiago Bueno.
The Wolves man makes a careless challenge and Bournemouth have a free-kick in a dangerous area wide on the right.
Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
Bournemouth go up the other end but David Brooks hesitates over the ball in the box and his shot is blocked.
It drops for Antoine Semenyo but his effort is also denied.
Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
Lewis Cook does well to lose his man down the left but then passes it straight to Joao Gomes, who works himself an opportunity but his effort flies over the bar.
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The referee is having a word with both David Brooks and Joao Gomes before Wolves take a corner.
It seems there's a bit of a tussle going on because they both want to stand on the same patch of grass.
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Literally NOBODY wanted this type of VAR. Not many people want VAR anyway as it has ruined Football and you can't celebrate goals anymore, but seven minutes to try and rule a goal out is ridiculous.
David
I’ve never been a fan of VAR, I’ve always maintained it slows the game down, and makes it less and less like football. And with VAR checks getting longer, I wonder if anyone is looking at injury statistics for post VAR delays?
Anon
Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
Back under way at the Vitality Stadium.
More drama incoming?
FT: Crystal Palace 3-1 Milwall
And some reaction to the foul on Jean-Philippe Mateta which saw Milwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts sent off.
The French forward, 27, was treated on the pitch and given oxygen before being taken to an ambulance and was set to undergo surgery on his ear in hospital.
Read more on that story here and we'll bring you updates as we get them.
'That is the most reckless challenge on a football pitch I think I've ever seen'- Steve Pa
Guehi wishes Mateta speedy recovery
Glasner on 'terrible' challenge
FT: Crystal Palace 3-1 Milwall
We've already had a pretty dramatic day of football.
Have a watch of Crystal Palace's three goals against Milwall which put them into the FA Cup quarter-finals.
Tanganga own goal gives Crystal Palace the lead
Daniel Munoz
Eddie Nketiah scores for Crystal Palace
HT: Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
Bournemouth had a plan, looked really composed on the ball and looked like they could execute at any time.
Wolves will wonder how they are still in this.
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Although it felt like Bournemouth were on top for the most part in the first half, the stats are pretty even.
Both sides had six shots in the game with two on target.
Wolves did, however, have a 30-minute spell without attempting a shot.
HT: Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
There were seven minutes between the goal hitting the back of the net and it being ruled out for offside.
Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
There's the half-time whistle. Bournemouth take the advantage into the break.
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Nelson Semedo curls one in for Matheus Cunha but his header is easily gathered by Kepa.
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Michael: Clear and obvious, that was the mandate when VAR came in, if it takes longer than 60 seconds then it's not. There should be a 60 second timer and if no decision is made in that time, the on-field decision should stand.
Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
What a huge let off for Wolves, they were torn apart.
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Thankfully, this one is pretty straightforward.
It's good work from Bournemouth but the ball hits Alex Scott's hand before he taps home. It's pretty blatant and was thankfully seen by the referee.
Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
Bournemouth have the ball in the back of the net once again but it's immediately ruled out by the referee for a handball.
Not another one.
Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves
Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
We got to a decision in the end and whether you disagree with it or not is up for debate.
It was still no better or quicker.
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Formation: 4 - 1 - 4 - 1
Manager: Miron Muslic
Formation: 5 - 4 - 1
Manager: Pep Guardiola
Formation: 4 - 1 - 4 - 1
Manager: Miron Muslic
Formation: 5 - 4 - 1
FA Cup
All competitions
This is just the second ever FA Cup meeting between Manchester City and Plymouth, with the Citizens winning a fifth round tie at Maine Road 3-1 in 1987-88 previously.
Plymouth have lost each of their last five meetings with Man City in all competitions, but this is the first match between the sides since February 1989 in the second tier (0-2).
Manchester City have won their last 18 FA Cup games against sides from a lower division by an aggregate score of 69-9, since losing 1-0 at Wigan Athletic in the 2017-18 fifth round.
Plymouth have had 44 previous FA Cup ties against top-flight opponents, progressing from just four of these. However, two of those have come this season with the Pilgrims seeing off Brentford in the third round and Liverpool in the fourth.
Since his debut in the competition in January 2016, no player has been involved in more FA Cup goals (first round onwards) than Manchester City’s Kevin De Bruyne (26 – 9 goals, 17 assists). The Belgian netted the winner at Leyton Orient in the last round.
Having beaten Brentford and Liverpool in the third and fourth round of the FA Cup this season, Plymouth are looking to become the first team from outside the top-flight to eliminate Premier League opposition in three consecutive rounds since Wigan in 2017-18. The Latics beat Manchester City 1-0 in the fifth round back then.
