Brighton are quickly into their work at Carrow Road but Julio Enciso's ambitious shot from a tight angle is easily dealt with by Norwich goalkeeper George Long.

Ramon Sosa plunges to earth in the Luton box and demands an early penalty for Forest.

Referee Darren England says no.

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Pedro Neto is playing on the right for Chelsea today and wins an early free-kick from Gwion Edwards. This is in a useful spot.

Managerless West Brom have started well but the ball won't quite land to them in the box.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a wonderful new stadium but it wasn't made for goalkeepers in mind. That chink of light is straight in that goal in front of them and may cause havoc this afternoon.

A superb show of noise and colour at City Ground, with Forest fans raising red and white scarves aloft while Mull of Kintyre plays.

The spirit of the FA Cup alive and well in Nottingham.

Any cupsets on the cards?

Our eight matches kicking off at 15:00 GMT are under way!

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A familiar face returns among the Burnley starting XI today.

No-nonsense forward Ashley Barnes makes his first appearance since rejoining the Clarets earlier this month on a free from Norwich.

The 35-year-old scored 54 goals and made 293 appearances in nine years at Turf Moor before leaving for Norfolk in 2023.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on Final Score

It should be straightforward for Chelsea. Morecambe are not in great form.

It's a great money spinner for the club, the gate receipts that they will get from a pretty full Stamford Bridge.

I think that will be the end-of-the-road reward for them.

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot, speaking MOTD about Rio Ngumoha's debut: "I think he showed the fans what we have seen when he has trained with us,.

"It's always nice for him to show this the first time you play [at Anfield] - getting a win for him means it's a special day."

On Federico Chiesa: "Making a debut is special and scoring a first goal is special.

"He has had a hard time in the first half of the season - he hasn't always been training with us because of his match fitness.

"Today was a good step, although don't get carried away as we only played a League Two team."

On Jayden Danns: "Another academy player that the academy can be proud of.

"Not only the quality it's the mentality he has.

"Whenever we need him he always gives his best and that's something what Liverpool players are known for."

Ben Mundy
BBC Final Score reporter at the City Ground

Quite a bit of press box activity here before kick-off, as the teamsheets were handed out. The hosts making 11 changes from their Premier League win over Wolves on Monday.

So, us reporters and commentators have exchanged notes and lineups. We’ve sussed what Nuno Espirito Santo is doing.

Simple when it comes to Luton. Their temporary managers have made just the one change – Isaiah Jones is handed a debut after joining from Middlesbrough.

Anyway, enough of the note-taking, stats-swapping and tactics… it’s cold here alongside the River Trent. But, I’ve seen at least three fans down below me without a coat.

Someone have a word with them!

Accrington Stanley

Accrington Stanley boss John Doolan, speaking to MOTD: "I enjoyed the opening 20 minutes.

"We wish we had a bit of luck, but they're world-class players. To concede from a free kick and to counter like they do, you have to hold your hands up and take your punishment.

"You want a response and I thought the response was OK until you have a world-class player like Trent step up and put one in the top corner.

"We will lick our wounds and go again.

"I couldn't be prouder of the players, fans and staff.

"It was massive and a big ask from us. When you give world-class players two yards, they can do what they do."

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This wonder-strike from Scotland international Lyndon Dykes, the winner as Birmingham beat Lincoln this lunchtime, is a strong contender for best goal of the FA Cup third round.

Chris Sutton
BBC Sport football expert

Sutton's prediction: 0-2

What a win for Johannes Hoff Thorup's Norwich at the weekend. It harked back to the Daniel Farke era, with us scoring two stoppage time goals to beat Frank Lampard's Coventry.

The guy who got them both, Amankwah Forson, has had a difficult start to his Norwich career, but he took them brilliantly.

The issue my old club have, and I wrote an article about this earlier the week,, external is that Ashley Barnes has gone back to Burnley, leaving Josh Sargent as their only recognised striker.

Sargent has been injured this season and has only played 12 Championship games, which is less than half, so it is a gamble to rely on him to stay fit.

I'd love to say Norwich will win this, but I actually think Brighton will go through.

They could do with a victory too because, although they performed really well against Arsenal, they have not won for eight games.

It pains me to say this, but I am going with the Seagulls to take out the Canaries.

A very different mood at half-time now.

Two additional minutes.