What an eventful evening it has been in the FA Cup third round.

Chesterfield stage a comeback from 2-0 down to earn a replay against Scunthorpe while Everton's last-ditch leveller at home to West Ham earns them a second chance.

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Cheerio. It's been a pleasure.

Jamie Mills O'Brien:, external Now we know what Wigan fans felt like under Martinez. Delighted to draw at home to West Ham.

Ciaran Hammond:, external Wow I love the #facup 1-1 #lukaku! I twisted my knee celebrating but it was worth it.

Manchester United defender Rafael on Twitter:, external Operation was perfect, back training normal with mask on Friday. Very happy. Thanks god for everything.

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Rob from Newbury on text: Oh dear - now we will hear the increasingly bizarre Martinez waffle about the incredible performance and his truly exceptional team and how they are on course to win the cup, and make the top four. Face facts: he is a bad manager.

More from Everton boss Roberto Martinez: "First half we created the best opportunities and didn't take them. Then, we were open to conceding from set pieces. But the character we showed, when we're not in a great mood at the moment, was of a huge satisfaction. The replay was a huge reward and we look forward to that. The late equaliser could be a turning point."

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez on BT Sport: "It would have been a crime if we had been out of the cup. I feel very unfortunate not to be able to allow Romelu Lukaku's disallowed goal in a physical game. It is a normal contact.

"I am pleased with the character and the reaction we showed. We are low on confidence, but it was a phenomenal reaction and it could easily be a turning point."

More from West Ham boss Sam Allardyce: "We've had our pocket picked. We are disappointed to lose a goal in injury time. I'm satisfied with the overall effort of the players but if you don't punish your opponents when you have the chance it comes back to bite you. We're still in the hat for the fourth-round and now we will have to finish the job at home."

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West Ham boss Sam Allardyce on BT Sport: "We could have done an awful lot better. We got a bit desperate and instead of defending properly we let Bryan Oviedo in and he is very lucky with the cross. It ends up with Romelu Lukaku but we could have done better and defended like we've been defending.

"It is very disappointing when it is so late in the game. Had Enner Valencia put a free header in the net it would have clinched it and you would expect a player of his quality to do that.

"It is never an easy place to come but we were more than a match for Everton."

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"Everton were a threat on the break in the first half but in the second half they weren't a threat out of possession. With David Moyes, pre-season was intense but you'd have spells during the season where you would have fitness days. Last season it looked like Roberto Martinez had taken the side on but there was no energy in the side in the final 20-30 minutes today. Even though they did score a late equaliser."

Ben, Everton fan: Happier to have got a last minute equaliser than I would have been with a winner in terms of the whole season. A big moment toward the turnaround in form and results we need.

Italian Serie A

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Leaders Juventus have been held to a draw by 10-man Inter, who saw Mateo Kovacic sent off. Striker Mauro Icardi cancelled out Carlos Tevez's first-half strike for Roberto Mancini's side who also gave a debut to on-loan Arsenal striker Lukas Podolski.

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Chesterfield boss Paul Cook: "It was a fantastic comeback and it was the least we deserved. It is hard to come back from 2-0 but it is never over and once you get one goal you've got a chance.

"Scunthorpe are a very good side and both of us want to go through and play Derby."

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Everton striker Romelu Lukaku on BT Sport: "I am very happy to help my team out and hopefully we can continue from this. Today's performance was very good. Unlucky at conceding the goal but we can be positive."

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Romelu Lukaku won't be Sam Allardyce's favourite person after that late equaliser.

A thriller at Glanford Park and they have to do it all again. Chesterfield will be delighted after coming from 2-0 behind. Derby await the winners.

Chesterfield are still pushing for the winner at Scunthorpe.

Huge relief for Everton as they take the third-round tie back to Upton Park.