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That's all from us after an epic day of FA Cup third-round action.

Always a pleasure to bring you these lives.

We'll be back tomorrow for Millwall against Dagenham and Redbridge. The winner plays Leeds.

Missed anything from today? Watch the highlights and read the reports on our dedicated FA Cup page.

See ya!

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After some Sunday telly?

A new two-part, in-depth documentary, created by BBC Sport and BBC Scotland launched on BBC iPlayer on Boxing Day.

Sir Alex looks at the incredible life and career of the most decorated football manager in British history.

An accompanying six-part podcast, Sporting Giants: Sir Alex Ferguson, is also be available on BBC Sounds.

Dave, Leicester:Re: Alan 18:13 Agreed. Every 4th round fixture is potentially worthy of being televised. Lots of unfashionable draws that could be very close games. Hopefully the lopsided draws will be competitive. Tamworth and Plymouth have proved that shocks can happen. Love the cup!

Manchester United v Leicester City

Leeds United v Millwall or Dagenham and Redbridge

Brighton & Hove Albion v Chelsea

Preston North End or Charlton Athletic v Wycombe Wanderers

Exeter City v Nottingham Forest

Coventry City v Ipswich Town

Blackburn Rovers v Wolverhampton Wanderers

Mansfield Town or Wigan Athletic v Fulham

Birmingham City v Newcastle United

Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool

Everton v Bournemouth

Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur

Southampton v Burnley

Leyton Orient or Derby County v Manchester City

Doncaster Rovers v Crystal Palace

Stoke City v Cardiff City

Arsenal

Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, speaking to the BBC: "It's unbelievable. Obviously, you measure the performance and what we did in relation to the position, you-know, you deserve to win the game by a mile.

"But the reality is we are out and the only thing that's going to be judged it that but internally I can't.

"I love my players. I love our team and I love how good they are and what they do because in 1000 games, you should loose one and probably it was this one. You have to understand this as well, it's part of our industry, our game and move on because you don't have time to do that because on Wednesday we have a massive one."

"It's football and it is a part of that execution, you need things to go your way and tonight it didn't."

"When you go to penalties you know that it's a flick of the coin and it can go either way."

"It's an incredible team. I'm so proud of my players. I love my players and I cannot be prouder because it's very difficult to demand something else than the performance that they put in there."

"The ball has to go in the net and then you have to batter the opponent, that's the reality.

On Gabriel Jesus going off injured: "No update but it's not looking good. He was in quite a lot of pain, he had to come off on a stretcher and he's not looking good."

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One

The difference between the Liverpool game and today is Man Utd were more aggressive with their the back line and at times today they didn't need to be aggressive.

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Manchester United

Manchester United manager, Ruben Amorim, speaking to BBC One: "Thankfully the players were there, they fought. Sometimes what we talk about before the match is not tactical or technical, it's this. We have to compete no matter what, no matter what the situation we competed today. We deserved to win, Arsenal didn't deserve to lose but we deserved to win. The way we played, the way we fought was really tough since the beginning. We didn't have the ball too much but we had control without the ball.

"I want to also say thank you to all the fans. It was unbelievable. I did not understand that all that area was our supporters, so it was a good day for us now we have to rest the players, I'm already thinking about the next game they're really tired.

"Sometimes we have the feeling that everything in the end is going to be okay. I felt that since the beginning of the second half, even after the penalty. I think the Arsenal team felt that maybe today is not their day. I'm really pleased for the way they controlled the game without the ball. We defended very well, set pieces we were really strong. It was a good day but now I'm thinking about the next game and worried about the next game.

"We were facing a great team and it was not just 90 minutes, it was more than that and then you feel like the players are really tired. They put in new players, they controlled the ball all the time, it was a sacrifice for my players. But we deserved to pass through this round because we suffered all together and we showed character and that's a very important thing."

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Altay Bayindir is the first Premier League goalkeeper on record (since 2013-14) to save a penalty in both normal time and in a penalty shootout in the same FA Cup game.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim speaking to BBC One on Altay Bayindir: "He's a good guy, he works a lot and life has beautiful things. A few weeks ago we were suffering through a difficult moment but now he's like a hero for us.

"All the players in this team who have the opportunity and they are lucky because they are playing for Manchester United. It doesn't matter if you play one game or 90 games, its always a joy to play for this club."

On facing Ruud van Nistelrooy's Leicester in the next round: "I talked with him before I came. I'm looking forward to speak with him. He's a class guy but we need to win. Maybe we'll be divided because he loves this club but we need to win."

Theo Walcott
Former England forward on BBC One

It's like everyone else has said before, Arsenal need a striker at this moment at this time because it would have been a completely different story.

Kai Havertz didn't have his best game.

He missed a penalty in the shootout and failed to convert several big chances.

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One

The one I looked at short term is Victor Osimhen.

The problems he's had at Napoli and he's been allowed to go on loan to Turkey.

Theo Walcott
Former England forward on BBC One

Arsenal have gone from being a free-flowing forward line, exciting the crowd to going a bit stale at the Emirates.

They want to be hard to beat without creating too much right now.

You need players to do something different and they haven't got that at the moment.

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Gary Lineker
Ex-England striker on BBC One

Arsenal's attacking stats...

26 shots in the game. 55 touches in the opposition box, but only one goal.

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One

Arsenal should have won the game, but it wasn't meant to be.

Looking at Man Utd's best players it was their defenders and goalkeeper.

You have got to put away the chances and that's more the concern for Arsenal.

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Manchester United

Manchester United captain, Bruno Fernandes, speaking to BBC One: "Obviously the circumstances of the game we played with one less we suffered a lot but we sacrificed a lot as a team and at the end you get this

On Altay Bayindir's performance: "It's a big moment for him, the first penalty and another save here and we are really happy for him. It's tough to be second goalkeeper, he came here to play, whenever he gets his chance he's top class for us, he's top class in training, he's always available for everyone and he truly deserves this moment.

"I know we want to celebrate and everything but our focus is now Southampton, that is when we have to back it up. The big games against Liverpool, Arsenal, everyone steps up because it's a big game. You want to be in these kinds of games, you want to be involved, you want to be the best but we have to do it in Old Trafford with these fans again. We have to give it back for the club. We need to do it every week, every game."