And that's the last tie of the night put to bed. Bolton have beaten Bury 3-2 after extra-time.

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AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley: "I think they were better than us. They have a very brave, open philosophy. To concede from a set-piece is hard because you're chasing the game from that point.

"We want a cup run, but we would have liked to have put a smile on the face of our fans. But we're not defined by whether we can beat Milton Keynes, we're defined by what's happened over the last 12 years.

"[The mini pitch invasion] was disappointing. Obviously they want to celebrate the goal. But it is just a minority who have toppled over the edge with their emotion. I don't think there is too much malice in it."

David Segal:, external Some people got in for a quid at @Dag_RedFC, sure did get value for money!

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MK Dons boss Karl Robinson: "It was satisfactory. It's always a hard fixture. You have to give credit to Neal Ardley and his team for how they approached the game. But I thought we looked very clinical.

"It's going to be a very competitive fixture from here on in, regardless of where we play them or whatever league it is in.

"It will never be like the first one. But you have to be careful, because you don't want to undermine anybody and hopefully we've come out of this being very respectful to the opposition."

And Leyton Orient beat Plymouth 6-5 on penalties. Just Bolton v Bury still rolling then...

Brentford have finally shaken off Dagenham & Redbridge. The League Two side miss penalties in the shootout from Ashley Chambers and Jack Connors after an amazing 6-6 draw...

Blackpool manager Jose Riga: "I knew this game could be difficult for us and it was. The best team won, for sure. We have many problems but this is a step more for us."

Anonymous: You think Brentford have never seen anything like it before...but they have!! Last season, we beat Wimbledon in the JPT 5-3 in the regular 90 mins. We loves a goal fest cup game!

We have two penalty shootouts to endure then.

Plymouth drew 3-3 with Leyton Orient, while Dagenham and Redbridge drew 6-6 with Brentford. An extraordinary cup tie!

A tie-break may be required at Dagenham!

It's 6-6 (SIX-ALL). Madness.

Harlee Dean heads home yet another leveller with three minutes left. Penalties?

What a crazy game! Dagenham & Redbridge are now 6-5 up over Brentford, with Ashley Hemmings scoring his second of the night.

It's gone goal mad in Bolton too, the Championship side now 3-2 up over Bury after two quick goals from Neil Danns and one from Bury's Jimmy McNulty.

Plenty of time left in that one - which was a 20:00 BST kick-off.

At the halfway point of extra-time Birmingham now lead Cambridge 3-1, Huddersfield remain 5-3 up over Chesterfield, Crawley and Ipswich remains goalless, Dagenham and Brentford are locked at five all and it's Plymouth 3-3 Leyton Orient.

Rotherham have taken a 1-0 lead over Fleetwood with Matt Derbyshire scoring a penalty, while Bolton are now 2-1 up over Bury at the start of that extra period.

Six minutes of added time at the Macron Stadium and it's enough for Bolton, who win a penalty which Craig Davies scores to break Bury's hearts. 1-1 and extra-time.

Elsewhere, two late goals at the Madejski Stadium. Shaun Jeffers' header gives Newport County hope but Craig Tanner finishes a slick move on his debut and it ends 3-1 to Reading.

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Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal told MUTV: "It was our worst match. There were a lot of wrong choices and wrong passes.

"We are fitter than our opponents.

"We have to pick the right time to pass. We have not done that."

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Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale: "We got the job done and got the trophy. We played well, it will take a little bit of time for everyone to settle in but we have plenty of time to improve.

"Cristiano Ronaldo shows every game what he can do. Everybody works hard for the team. It was great to be back in my hometown, it's a dream come true to win a trophy here. Everybody comes to Real Madrid to win trophies. We want to play for the best team in the world and we want to keep winning trophies."

William Gough:, external New manager, new pitch, new team; Same old Bristol City losing to lower league teams in the cup.