The Guardian

Barnet are also featured in the Guardian although the lead story is an exclusive on a potential transfer ban for Chelsea over youth signings.

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The Daily Express

That goal also put Dan Sparkes on the back page of the Express

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That equaliser by Barnet's Dan Sparkes last night made onto the shortlist for goal of the round.

You can watch all the goals below and then cast your vote here.

The draw was made before last night's game and the tie of the round is a repeat of last year's final, with Chelsea being drawn at home to a rejuvenated Manchester United.

Here's the draw in full...

• Bristol City v Shrewsbury or Wolves
• AFC Wimbledon v Millwall
• Doncaster v Crystal Palace
• Middlesbrough or Newport County v Man City
• Chelsea v Man United
• Swansea v Barnet or Brentford
• Portsmouth or QPR v Watford
• Brighton or West Brom v Derby

Barnet are one of two non-league sides to score 3+ goals in the fourth round or later of the FA Cup since 1986 (also Lincoln City v Brighton in 2017).

If they manage to win the replay - which is next Tuesday, 5 February - they'll visit another Championship side in the fifth round, Swansea.

The Daily Star

That penalty incident got a mention on the back page of the Star.

We'll bring you more on those Neil Warnock's comments on the disappearance of Emiliano Sala. Unsurprisingly, that's the lead story on most of today's back pages.

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To be fair, Ollie Watkins did say 'sorry' to one of the Barnet players, according to boss Darren Currie that is.

"What nailed it for me is that the boy apologised to our full-back once they had scored and were running back to the halfway line," he said. "That tells me everything I need to know."

Brentford manager Thomas Frank defended Watkins by saying: "He is one of the most honest players I know, and he wouldn't dive on purpose. If things go against them, they talk about diving, but for me he is not a diver."

Brentford made it 2-2 with a hugely controversial penalty, which was awarded despite their appearing to be no contact when Ollie Watkins went down under in the Barnet box.

What do you reckon?

It was the highest score draw in the FA Cup involving a non-league side and a side from the top two tiers since November 1926 – non-league Weymouth recording a 4-4 draw away to second tier Reading in a first-round tie in November 1926.

And here's five reasons why it was a epic...

If you missed last night's 'Bees derby' between non-league Barnet and Brentford in the FA Cup then you missed a cracker.

Dan Sparkes' brilliant free-kick earned Barnet a replay away to the Championship side after twice coming from behind.

And thanks for joining us as we look back at last night's FA Cup action and the draw for the fifth round.

We'll also bring you the latest from today's Premier League news conferences and look forward to tonight's games.

Plus we'll have all the latest transfer news and gossip as we edge closer to the end of the January window.