Goodnight (or Nos Da) from the BBC Sport Wales team.

So a good start to 2015 for Cardiff City who are safely through to the next round of the FA Cup with their first win since the triumph at Watford in November.

The Welsh club will surely hope more fans than the 4,194 who came to tonight's 3-1 victory against Colchester turn out for the Championship clash against Fulham on Saturday 10 January.

A reminder that you can watch the FA Cup fourth round draw live on BBC One on Monday 5 January at 1935 GMT.

"Naturally disappointed with the result but overall the performance was pleasing... we conceded some poor goals but the confidence is still there and the players showed they're good footballers."

"The win may or may not lift the pressure but I've not had a transfer window yet... I've now got the chance to bring players in that I want that will hopefully get us up the table."

"Sometimes, especially when you're having a bit of a dodgy times as we are now, you can get a bit of momentum from a win in the FA Cup... And we're into the next round."

"How did Turner finish the game - two cynical take outs and the useless laughing boy of a ref does nothing. Colchester can't defend or they would be through as they were definitely the best team - boy Cardiff are poor!"

Jay Bothroyd on BBC Two Wales
Former Cardiff City striker

Cardiff need to score more in open play because you can't just rely on set pieces. Look at Freddie Sears, you can see why he's at West Ham.

"We need to get a platform to go again because we haven't been good enough in recent weeks... we haven't hit the heights and there's a lot of hard work to get there. But a win's a win."

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker

Cardiff do need to improve their possession and pressing the ball higher up the pitch, but I do feel they can gain some momentum from this win. That was a banana skin and Colchester had nothing to lose.

So who will Cardiff City face in the FA Cup fourth round?

You can watch the draw live on BBC One on Monday 5 January at 1935 GMT.

"Cardiff's 2nd goal superb skill!"

Glad you liked it Fred, enjoy watching it to your heart's content on the highlights!

Championship side Cardiff see off the challenge from League One strugglers Colchester to become the first team to book their place in the FA Cup fourth round.

Former Wales captain Kevin Ratcliffe gives the award to Cardiff's young midfielder.

The official attendance tonight is 4,194 - beating the previous lowest of 5,545 for a football match at Cardiff City Stadium by some distance.

Four minutes to go according to the fourth official.

Colchester's goal is now in the highlights tab. Will we get any more for you before the full-time whistle?

Dion Sembie-Ferris causes havoc inside the Cardiff box with goalkeeper Simon Moore blocking his close range effort.

The ball pings around the Cardiff box and is eventually cleared for a Colchester corner.

Half-hearted appeals by the Colchester players as Ben Turner makes a last-ditch challenge on Dion Sembie-Ferris.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker

The criticism of Fabio is often that his defending is poor, but he's come on into midfield so maybe Russell Slade is thinking of playing him there in future for Cardiff.

Both sides make changes, Colchester's Dion Sembie-Ferris on for Elliott Hewitt and Fabio Da Silva replaces Cardiff winger Craig Noone.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker

What you often find with players at the lower division clubs is that their decision making is poor, that's what makes the difference between playing at a higher level.