Leeds defender Pascal Struijk needs some early medical attention after getting a bang to the mouth.

Looks like a cut lip for the centre back. He'll live.

Manchester City have had most of the ball in the early stages as you'd expect.

Leeds, unsurprisingly, have had all the early possession.

Harrogate's 4-4-2 is very compact, all 11 men behind the ball.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium

This is Salford's biggest ever away following.

I am reliably informed they didn't take this many - just under 5,200 - to Wembley for the National League play-off final when they were promoted to the Football League.

Salford's away support today is bigger than the capacity at the Peninsula Stadium.

Joe Hart
Former Man City goalkeeper on BBC One

Every game is huge for every Manchester City player. Maybe, this is Jack Grealish's night.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

On Manchester City having youngsters within the squad...

I think it is important when you get an opportunity to look up and see other names with experience - Man City have certainly got that.

The Yorkshire and Manchester 'derbies' are under way.

Salford City

Salford City manager Karl Robinson, speaking to BBC: "We have found a way and found a system that suits the players we have. We have pulled together and made it difficult for the opposition in certain games - this will be a certain type of game."

On the Class of '92 ownership influence: "We speak consistently. They are always there offering help and assistance.

"We don't waste them being there. It would be naive from us as staff and players if we didn't listen.

"Yes, they played at a higher level, but they can speak to players in League One and Two."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to BBC: "We want to challenge and we recognise the stages every season. It doesn't matter the results what we have had in the past month - we have to try out best."

On debutant Divin Mubama: "We are so satisfied because we have seen him in the training session. An incredible work ethic and of course, in the midfield and up front we are recovering many players.

"In the back four there's still big problems and unfortunately you have to play with players in different positions."

On Salford City: "The Premier League is better than the other teams, but today it doesn't matter what the leagues are.

"The manager will come well prepared. They're unbeaten in the past five-to-six games and that shows how difficult it will be."

Paul Robinson
Former Leeds United goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm surprised how strong Daniel Farke has gone today and the thing for Leeds United is attitude and application. If these players turn up and they perform then they shouldn't have a problem today. It's a banana skin that he wants to avoid.

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Chelsea

Chelsea defender Tosin Adarabioyo to BBC Match of the Day: "First time in my professional career I was on a hat-trick. I wanted to have another shot but the moment never came."

On his first goal taking a wicked deflection, joking: "Really? I didn't see that happen, I thought it was a clean strike in."

On his second strike: "I got into a nice position and I was in a position I look to shoot in. I managed to wrap my foot around it and put it top bins."

On the crowd shouting shoot every time he touched the ball: "I heard it a couple of times when I got the ball on the halfway line. I wanted to but I was too far out.

"Playing games and being able to showcase your abilities is always great, so it was nice to do that one today."

Stoke City are through to the fourth round.

Niall Ennis with the winner for Mark Robins' side in extra-time after Thomas Cannon's penalty had given them an early lead.

Milan Aleksic equalised for Sunderland but the Black Cats fail to advance from the third round again.

Danny Webber
Former Salford City striker on BBC One

No one expects Salford to win or have any possession. But Karl Robinson will tell them to be resilient and give a good showing.

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Simon Moore is up as Sunderland win another corner but again Stoke get it away.

The visitors then win a free-kick and the final whistle is surely just a few seconds away.

Sunderland have another corner and this one is taken short.

The ball is eventually whipped in by Trai Hume and Salis Abdul Samed's header is just wide.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score reporter at the Vitality Stadium

Comprehensive from the Cherries, but it took an early West Brom goal for the home side to step up and go through the gears.

Caleb Taylor’s opener came deservedly after early pressure from the Championship side.

But Bournemouth showed the strength that’s got them into a good place in the Premier League with Justin Kluivert's goal starting a dominance which gave Dango Ouattara two goals by half time.

Subs Antoine Semeneyo and Daniel Jebbison added to the tally in the second half -Semenyo was only on the pitch for a minute before scoring.

The bars of Boscombe will be not only toasting the result, but maybe dreaming of a cup run all the way to Wembley.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium

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Divin Mubama looked a potential star when he played a pivotal role in West Ham's FA Youth Cup final victory against Arsenal in 2023.

But the striker failed to make the breakthrough last season, with then Hammers manager David Moyes criticised for not giving Mubama his chance as the east London outfit struggled.

Mubama left the London Stadium when his contract expired in the summer and it was a bit of a surprise when he landed at Manchester City.

The 20-year-old has had to be patient but tonight he gets his opportunity in front of a national TV audience.

The corner is headed away and Niall Ennis blocks the follow-up shot from Adil Aouchiche.

Stoke are just a couple of minutes from the fourth round now.