Yeovil cause a few wobbles at the centre of the Manchester United defence as Nathan Ralph swings in a decent cross. A stooping Jonny Evans gets his header up and away, but it was an awkward one to deal with.

OptaJoe:, external 455 - James Milner has scored his first goal at the Etihad since October 6 2012, 455 days ago. Infrequent.

Another Southampton chance. Every time you look up the Saints are hammering on the door. Jose Fonte this time. His full-blooded volley is blocked by Luke Chambers.

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Stoke do level. Just when I was wondering if Wrexham could see it out, Stoke force a way through. Peter Crouch is in the mixer, stabbing in a shot which keeper Jonathan Flatt can't keep hold of, and Marko Arnautovic is onside and unmarked to smash home from close range.

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Time to make a change. Manchester United will have Juan Mata pulling the strings in the second half. Jonny Evans will shore up the centre of defence.

The two wing-backs - Rafael and Luke Shaw - have been sacrificed.

Which means Tyler Blackett to left-back and Paddy McNair to right-back as the visitors revert to a back four.

Theo Walcott is named in the Arsenal team - exactly a year since his last start for the Gunners. The England forward suffered a serious knee injury in last season's third-round win against Tottenham.

Arsenal starting XI: Ospina, Bellerin, Chambers, Mertesacker, Monreal, Coquelin, Rosicky, Cazorla, Walcott, Campbell, Sanchez.

Ten changes for Hull from their New Year's Day win against Everton. Centre-back Curtis Davies is the only player who remains in Steve Bruce's side.

Hull starting XI: Harper, Figueroa, Maguire, Davies, McShane, Ince, Huddlestone, Quinn, Brady, Aluko, Sagbo.

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Arsenal: Alexis Sanchez arrives at the Emirates Stadium for Arsenal v Hull.

Villa fans continue their frustration. Sub Andreas Weimann has added some pace but he's got no final ball on the end of it.

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Former Everton and Hull midfielder Kevin Kilbane: "It's all about keeping their head and staying calm now. What a finish that was and this could be a really great story for Wrexham."

Terry Kennedy:, external Best moment of my career by far. Fans were unreal. Stuck together and kept fighting for 90mins for each other. Another cup run?

Stefan Scougall:, external Another fantastic day to be involved with Sheffield Utd!! What a performance from the lads & incredible support once again #DareToDream

Jay McEveley:, external What a result that was! Thanks for all the messages!! Fans were amazing as always let's kick right on now!! #sufc

More Jose Mourinho fury as Andre Schurrle hooks a shot over when well placed. If he could make 11 changes at the break I bet he would.

Stoke have 15 minutes left to salvage this one now. There are 96 places between the two sides. You wouldn't know it on today's showing.

City are making the running now. James Milner bombs onto a delicate David Silva chip, but a superb last-ditch Sheffield Wednesday tackle does enough to deflect hsi shot wide.

Crystal Palace forward Dwight Gayle: Great atmosphere from both fans today - proper FA Cup clash. Pleased to be in next round and wish Dover Athletic the best for rest of season.

Gayle copped a bit of stick for apparently cupping his ear towards the Dover fans after scoring.

Five thousand Wrexham fans go mad! A cracking counter attack ends with Connor Jennings whipping in an inviting cross from the right, Mark Carrington ghosts in unmarked and his thumping header is too hot for Jack Butland to hold on to. Into the net, are Wrexham into round four?

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Villa have at last improved, a marginal but noticeable one. Christian Benteke continues to look isolated up top but there is at least the element of danger in their attacks now. They have 20-odd minutes left to force a winner.

Still level at St Mary's as we head into the final 20 minutes.

If Ipswich are going to make the fourth round though, they will have to stage some sort of heist.

The Saints have been all over them. Ten shots to five and 65% of possession for the hosts.

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Brilliant stop! The best moment yet for Chelsea as Loic Remy crosses to Didier Drogba, attacking the near post. The Ivorian meets it with a thumping header but Jonathan Bond has the reflexes of a startled cat, flying to his left and somehow pushing it away.

Adam in Edinburgh: Can Yeovil and Man Utd swap defences at half-time? It'll mean United will have less chance of conceding and more chance of scoring.

Dan in Somerset: To the people that still don't think United have a poor defence. Hello! Love from the people of a team many leagues below you.

Andrew in Hong Kong: It's midnight and the hotel doesn't show the football so I'm sat glued to your updates worrying about the glorious Reds fight against mighty Yeovil.

Watford keeper Jonathan Bond is big and strong again to sweep up, beating Didier Drogba to a high ball on this occasion. Jose Mourinho is a study of irritation on the sidelines. He is not happy with his team, his staff, the fans. You name it.