That's us done for the day then, we shall see you all tomorrow.

In the meantime digest the match reports, check the highlights and read all of the reaction on our FA Cup index.

Goodnight!

Plenty more FA Cup action tomorrow. Here's the list:

Dover Athletic v Crystal Palace

Queens Park Rangers v Sheffield United

Sunderland v Leeds United

Aston Villa v Blackpool

Manchester City v Sheffield Wednesday

Southampton v Ipswich Town

Stoke City v Wrexham

Yeovil Town v Manchester United

Chelsea v Watford

Arsenal v Hull City

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Charlton manager Bob Peeters confirmed after the game that he wants to sign striker Tony Watt from Standard Liege.

Watt is best known for his winning goal for Celtic against Barcelona in the Champions League in 2012.

Peeters said: "Hopefully Tony Watt will sign this week. He did well last season. He wasn't too happy but he will give you something up front. He has pace and scoring ability.

"We had only 13 players available and our bench was an under-21 bench. If you see the likes that Blackburn had on the bench, they're a strong team, but hopefully we will recover five or six players for the game against Brighton which will make a difference."

Communitaria71: Everything about Blyth Spartans is right - what a fantastic club! They've done our whole region proud! #HowayBlyth

Sarah: Great win for Preston today! Fingers crossed for a good fourth round tie.

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Bolton manager Neil Lennon on match-winning debutant Zach Clough: "When you're that small you have to be special and I think he is special.

"I had a player at Celtic in James Forrest and Zach's very similar to him. I think that's the biggest compliment I can pay Zach. We just have to be mindful we don't get carried away.

"We thought we would give the kid an opportunity to play and the system suits the way he plays. He lit the stadium up and the goal was brilliant."

Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson
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"I don't think Steven Gerrard's departure from Liverpool has been handled particularly well, in all honestly. When Gerrard got left out in the Bernabeu against Real Madrid I thought was very strange, and since then he has not been playing every week.

"Next season he will be able to go and enjoy his football week-in week-out somewhere else. But I don't think Liverpool have handled it very well at all."

Former Leicester and Derby midfielder Robbie Savage
on 606 phone-in on BBC Radio 5 live

"I think the time is right for Steven Gerrard to leave Anfield. I played against him numerous times and he was the best Premier League player I ever faced. His passing range is fantastic.

"I said last week on Match of the Day that at home I'd play him in a back three. But playing him in the middle of the park, the way Brendan Rodgers wanted him to play, then he needed more pace. So if he wants to play every week now is the right time to leave."

Away from the FA Cup, this weekend's big story is of course the announcement from Steven Gerrard that he is to leave Liverpool at the end of the season.

In an interview with the club, Gerrard says being told he will start fewer games is the main reason he has decided to leave Anfield in the summer.

Gerrard will join an MLS club in America at the end of the season.

"The key conversation was when the manager sat me down and said it was time to manage my games," the 34-year-old told the Liverpool FC website.

"It was a very difficult conversation to have. I'm bright enough to realise it is the right thing. I accept it."

Norwich manager Neil Adams: "We just didn't look creative. I don't know if we had a shot on target, which is a big concern for me. The game was a nothing game.

"The team we put out was a strong team and should be doing better. We were passing the ball but the cutting edge was lacking and we have to defend better than that."

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Derby manager Steve McClaren on rumours linking him to the Newcastle job: "Pure speculation. I've heard nothing and I see all the rumours. I have said that this, Derby, is my focus. We have a really good chance in the second half of the season, and we have a job to do, to challenge and perhaps get into that Premier League.

"It's pure speculation until it happens. I'm enjoying working with the club and the board. We've all worked together very well over the last 15 months. I want to finish the job here."

Former Leicester and Derby midfielder Robbie Savage
on 606 phone-in on BBC Radio 5 live

"Forest's team should have been enough to go to Rochdale and not get beaten. Their recent form simply isn't good enough, after what had been a great start to the season. Stuart Pearce was a fantastic player, a club legend who played in an FA Cup final. So it's a big decision for the club, where they go from here."

Haf Willmore: The mighty Dale! Played with such heart, brilliant to watch!

Jordan Littlewood: Well done Dale, from an Oldham fan. Let's hope you can get a money-spinning tie in the next round!

Former Leicester and Derby midfielder Robbie Savage
on 606 phone-in on BBC Radio 5 live

"For Newcastle, this was the only trophy they could possibly have won this season. If John Carver really wanted the managerial job permanently, why didn't he play his strongest team today? Ridiculous decision. It can't always be about avoiding Premier League relegation for Newcastle United."

You can vote for your performance of the day on the top-right of the screen.

Choose from Rochdale who beat Nottingham Forest, Preston after they beat Norwich, Blyth Spartans who gave Birmingham a true scare, Southport who came so close to holding Derby, West Brom after they put seven past Gateshead or Swansea, who beat Tranmere 6-2.

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Keep the cup fever going after the final whistle of today's ties on BBC One now where there's a Pointless FA Cup Special.

Join Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman with guests including Gabby Logan, Phil Neville, Robbie Savage, Jermaine Jenas, Jacqui Oatley, Jason Mohammad and Trevor Sinclair.

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Gary Mills, Gateshead manager: "7-0 was the score but for 40 minutes were were excellent. We kept the ball and restricted them to very little. But they won a soft free-kick and scored from that, and then we went into half-time 2-0 down. That changed the whole outlook of the game, then conceding just after the restart killed it.

"I genuinely thought we were the better side of a long while. We have to take that positive into our next fixture.

"I applauded my fans then realised the West Brom fans were applauding us, which was lovely. I wish the club and Tony Pulis well. Now we have to focus on climbing our league."

Former Leicester and Derby midfielder Robbie Savage
on 606 phone-in on BBC Radio 5 live

"Two wins in 19 games now - unacceptable from Stuart Pearce and Nottingham Forest."

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Blyth Spartans chairman Tony Platten: "It's been a day of ups and downs. Extreme highs, 2-0 up at half-time. But then we had a seven-minute spell of madness at the back and Birmingham's obvious fitness and power came through and they scored the three they needed. I spoke to a Birmingham director at half-time and their hearts were pounding, thinking they might be on the end of an upset.

"It's been a crazy day. At one stage the BBC asked us to turn all our floodlights on. Usually we only have two or three. So I did and four of the floodlights started to fail, so I was running round trying to keep them going. Fortunately I managed to keep things on and the game concluded. Every chairman of a non-league club gets his hands dirty every week, just to keep the show on the road.

"To get to the third round of the Cup is the pinnacle of a chairman's career. I'm delighted we put on a good show and weren't embarrassed by anything. Everything went perfectly - no pitch invasion or pyrotechnics, and the FA are very happy with what we've done. So hopefully we can do it all again next year."

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Bradford boss Phil Parkinson: "We probably should have won that after being 3-2 up. It was a terrific game and a great performance from us, but there's a tinge of disappointment that we didn't win it. We look forward now to the replay and it'll be a good night up in Bradford.

"The aim on the way down was to be in the fourth round hat, and we've achieved that."

Chris: Good day for Derby fans. How long has Psycho got now? Heroic performance by Southport.

Ian P in North Fawdon: I'm ashamed of our efforts today - just look at the Spartans of Blyth's efforts. Ashley's policy is denying the kids the chance to dream. Shameful by Newcastle.