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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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Preston 3-0 Burnley
Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC iPlayer
Kaine Kesler-Hayden has been excellent and he'll be disappointed that he didn't convert that chance to really seal his performance.
Preston 3-0 Burnley
Into just one minute of added time.
Crystal Palace 2-1 Millwall
Millwall fans are singing about Crystal Palace's support. Let's just say it's not very complimentary.
Preston 3-0 Burnley
Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC iPlayer
I don't think this is a priority for Burnley, ultimately it is promotion that they are after this season.
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Lee from Norwich: Fancy turning your nose up at cheese and pickle. Falafel and hummus more to your liking?
This is getting slightly out of hand. I'd like this to be a safe space for all sandwich preferences.
Crystal Palace 2-1 Millwall
Into the final 15 minutes.
Crystal Palace 2-1 Millwall
Captain Jake Cooper takes one for the team. A deliberate trip to halt an advancing Eddie Nketiah results in a yellow card.
Preston 3-0 Burnley
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Deepdale
Huge reception from the Preston supporters as Milutin Osmajic is substituted off by Paul Heckingbottom with six minutes remaining.
Osmajic responds by turning around and applauding the home supporters.
Preston 3-0 Burnley
Couple of changes for Preston.
Will Keane makes way for Emil Riis before Milutin Osmajic and Ryan Ledson make way for Ched Evans and Sam Greenwood.
Preston 3-0 Burnley
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Deepdale
Preston fans claiming Burnley is not a very pleasant town and "that's why you're still here".
A fair few have left early from that Kop end though. At least it's not a long journey home for them.
Crystal Palace 2-1 Millwall
This has been an impressive display considering Millwall were 2-0 down. They were dead and buried at one stage. They're alive and kicking right now with around 20 minutes of normal time remaining.
Crystal Palace 2-1 Millwall
Mihailo Ivanovic goes close to scoring with one of his first touches. The Millwall substitute gets up well to meet a corner but Matt Turner makes the save.
Preston 3-0 Burnley
Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC iPlayer
Preston have defended really well.
Burnley have played a little bit slow, a little bit safe. It's just not been their day.
Image source, Getty ImagesCrystal Palace 2-1 Millwall
A last throw of the dice by Millwall. George Saville, Mihailo Ivanovic and George Honeyman have come on for the Lions.
Crystal Palace 2-1 Millwall
Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Selhurst Park
It's a mixed reception from the Millwall fans when Romain Esse enters the pitch. He signed for the Eagles from Millwall in January in a deal worth around £14.5m.
He received some applause from the away fans when he came on but his first touch of the ball was booed.
Crystal Palace 2-1 Millwall
All the noise is coming from where Millwall's fan are gathered. It's the visitors who continue to have the momentum.
Both sides have made changes as we enter the final quarter of normal time. Adam Wharton is on for Palace.
Image source, PA MediaPreston 3-0 Burnley
Preston think they should be given a penalty but the referee waves it away.
"Wembleyyy, Wembleyy" is the chant from the terraces. Why not, eh.
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Freddie Woodman would be eating a Butter Pie, not cheese and pickle sandwiches.
Dan, London (wishes he was in Preston today)
Freddie Woodman hasn't had a great deal to do today so I imagine he would've easily had time to eat a butter pie.
Crystal Palace 2-1 Millwall
Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC One
Confident from Millwall.
It was a nice angle and Maxence Lacroix didn't know someone is behind him.
You have to give credit to Millwall they have been stubborn and organised. Palace are now finding it hard to break them down.
Image source, ReutersCrystal Palace 2-1 Millwall
Millwall are starting to find space in and around the Palace box.
A lovely move sees Femi Azeez almost finds 6ft 3in Josh Coburn sliding into the six yard area.
The visitors have been down to 10 men for almost an hour but they are in this.
Manager: Pep Guardiola
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.
