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Having trailed 1-0 to non-league FC Halifax at half time, Bradford City have turned things around with quick-fire goals from Jon Stead and Filipe Morais.

The League One side have won seven of their last eight clashes with non-league opposition in the FA Cup

You can keep up to date with that match and catch video highlights by following our live coverage.

Not much happening at The Hawthorns, but Newcastle look lively - snapping into the tackle and dictating the early proceedings. Remy Cabella looks particularly sprightly early on, whipping in a free-kick which is headed over at the far post by Paul Dummett.

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What a way to score your first goal in the Premier League! Bojan - the boy from Barcelona - picks the ball up on halfway, cuts inside from the left wing and drives at the heart of the Spurs back four. They back off and allow him to shoot, and he takes full advantage! Low, hard and into the corner. Dream start for Stoke.

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Connor Wickham is proving to be a nuisance. Again he wins a header from a corner, again he meets it well, but again he flicks it onto the roof of the net.

Good opening at Sunderland.

Harry Kane doesn't have long to wait for his first chance - and he should probably score. Nacer Chadli puts in a strong run, beating two men and putting over a chipped cross to the far post. Kane beats his man to meet the ball with a flying header, but he steers it back into the hands of Asmir Begovic.

Big opening...

Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Stadium of Light

"Sunderland's victory on Monday night was so important on the back of two successive defeats. They will feel like they have something to build on now.

"I saw Samuel Eto'o run the game for Everton from a central position against Burnley the other week - and he also scored two goals. Romelu Lukaku looked another player because of it too."

What a move from Everton! Samuel Eto'o, playing in the hole behind Romelu Lukaku, swaps passes with the big Belgian not once but twice. One-two, one-two, and Eto'o gets a shot away but spins it over the top!

Early chance for Sunderland as Connor Wickham escapes his marker at the near post to head on a corner, it is always soaring wide though and Tim Howard watches it past the post. Wickham's spring-time run of form seems a distant memory now.

Game on at Sunderland, under way at Tottenham and kick-off at The Hawthorns.

All three games are of course honouring Remembrance Sunday with a minute's silence, military personnel in attendance and the exchange of wreaths. A poignant day on the footballing calendar.

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Richard Bond:, external Harry Kane is the player Spurs fans feel cares about his club and now it's down to him to prove he has got the talent.

Mark Robinson:, external What more does Ben Davies have to do to get a game ahead of Danny Rose?

Newcastle are in their green change kit today. They'll want no change in performance though.

All set, here we go...

Harry Kane takes his place in the line-up as the sides enter a sunny White Hart Lane. Ryan Shawcross gives him a steely look.

The visiting Everton fans are in good voice at the Stadium of Light, a spring in their step from the midweek win over Lille no doubt. Both Romelu Lukaku and Samuel Eto'o start up front. Positive signs.

After Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure gave a signed shirt to a five-year-old girl who was struck by one of his wayward shots in his side's 2-2 draw at QPR, we're asking you: What is the most unfortunate thing to have happened to you at a football match?

Scott Fitzpatrick:, external I broke my foot getting Teemu Tainio's autograph after a Spurs match. His car went over my foot as he signed my programme.

JoeyP:, external Mark Yates (now Cheltenham manager) once gave me a nosebleed with a wayward shot. His parents were nearby and gave me a tissue.

Let us know via #bbcfootball, external on Twitter, text in on 81111(UK only), or post a comment on the BBC Sport Facebook, external or Google+ page., external

Harry Kane - average, or the saviour of Spurs?

He certainly deserves his chance, and has scored nine goals in just 13 appearances this season. In the Premier League, he has four goals in 17 appearances.

Paul Moore:, external Harry Kane is not good enough for this level. Average player who scores against weak opposition. Today will prove nothing!

Vinny Person:, external Expect goals today now that we've started with a proper striker who makes the goalie work and not a row Z specialist.

Darren:, external Is it only me that gets perplexed with Eric Lamela being on the bench again?

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Why so many games on a Sunday? You can thank the Europa League for splitting your footballing weekend.

It was a strong week for Premier League sides in the Europa League too.

Everton strengthened their grip at the top of Group H as they eased to an easy 3-0 win over Lille, while the darling of White Hart Lane Harry Kane continued his rich vein of goalscoring form as Tottenham edged closer to the knockout stage with a win over Asteras Tripolis.

Do you back either side to win the trophy next May?

The FA Cup
Live on the BBC

5 Live football correspondent John Murray:

"The stories just keep on coming don't they. Friday night was a great example of that.

"And the FA Cup still has it! It still produces these stories."

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown:

"They were amazing Warrington, virtually all their players were nursing cramp after about an hour, so how they got through it I don't know.

"If you could capture the way manager Shaun Reid was after the game - the passion he showed - it demonstrated what the FA Cup is like at its greatest.

"I think what Liverpool have done this week, fielding a weakened team at Madrid, that will make teams think twice before doing the same in this competition in the later rounds."

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The FA Cup first round is set for another busy day. Follow all the action - and see the goals as they go in - in our FA Cup live page.

MOTD2 Extra

This weekend we're asking you to keep a look out for weird and wonderful moments at Premier League grounds around the country for the 2good, 2bad segment of Match of the Day 2.

If you're eagle-eyed enough to notice a moment of hilarity that would otherwise go unspotted, you can share your comedy gold using #2good2bad, external on Twitter - and please include the minute of the match and a summary of the action.

Then don't forget to look out for the weekly round-up on Match of the Day 2 from 22:30 on BBC One on Sunday, and from 23:15 for viewers in Scotland.