Summary

  • Listen to 606 by using audio icon; watch goals via highlights

  • Man City fight back to beat Sheff Weds

  • Results: QPR 0-3 Sheff U; Yeovil 0-2 Man U

  • Result: Chelsea 3-0 Watford; S'land 1-0 Leeds

  • Stoke come from behind to beat Wrexham

Live Reporting

Mike Henson and Tom Rostance

  1. Chris KinnearPA

    It is 16 games unbeaten for Dover Athletic and manager Chris Kinnear tells BT Sport the secret of their recent success: "We get the ball up there and try to score. If we try to score at their end they are not scoring at our end, simple as that.

    "We just have to go and do what we have been doing, they are a good side but you can only do as well as you have been doing."

    Dover are also yet to concede a goal in four FA Cup matches this season.

  2. Alan PardewGetty Images

    Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew, speaking to BT Sport: "I am thinking about Crystal Palace today and this FA Cup game, which will be tricky.

    "Dover are on a good run and I am looking forward to what should be a great game. Palace used to be my old club, I have a great connection with them and I am looking forward to the game. The guys have conducted themselves well since I have arrived.

    "It is a potentially slippery game. I love that. We had to park at the bottom of the hill and walk up to the ground, which is a bit different to what we are used to in the Premier League. It is good fun, there was good banter up and down."

  3. The travelling Crystal Palace fans are determined to give as good as they get on their trip to the coast today.

    "Are you Brighton in disguise?" they enquire of the home fans, before asking a little more pointedly about who exactly the Eagles are playing today.

  4. Leeds defender Stephen Warnock: Good luck today to the lads. Gutted to be missing out as I love the FA Cup! #magicofthecup

  5. Graphic showing number of defeats (45) for QPR in 69 third-round ties

    Stats provided by FA Cup historian Phil Annets

  6. Geraint Jones at Dover@Gojones623

    Former England wicketkeeper Geraint Jones (right) is among the capacity crowd at Crabble and has tweeted: Getting busy here at @DoverAthletic

  7. Sunderland@Stadiumoflight

    Stadium of Light: Sunderland legends Kevin Ball and Ron Guthrie chat at the Stadium of Light. Ron and the 1973 FA Cup winning team will greet fans on the pitch ahead of kick-off.

  8. Spy in the camp

    Dover assistant manager Mark Newson doubles as an academy coach at Crystal Palace, and he also has links to Alan Pardew too.

    The pair played alongside each other at Tottenham in 1995 during Spurs' Intertoto Cup campaign.

    Newson says: "I haven't seen Alan at Palace this week myself, but I'm just hoping that if we beat them on Sunday I'm still in a job [at Palace] on Monday!"

    Could a bit of inside knowledge give Dover the edge?

  9. How cold can you serve up revenge?

    Sunderland win 1973 FA CupGetty Images

    Well, Leeds boss Neil Redfearn has a 42-year itch to scratch against Sunderland today.

    The last time the teams met in the FA Cup was the 1973 final when Ian Porterfield's goal and Jimmy Montgomery's wondersave denied Don Revie's heavily fancied Leeds back-to-back Cup successes.

    "For the supporters, it's the tradition of it with the fixture in 1973 for people who can remember that far back," Redfearn said.

    "From their point of view as well, we want revenge, we want to get the result we couldn't get then."

    Fans of Sunderland and shaggy sideburns, step this way for a 12-minute highlights package of that day.

  10. Convicted rapist Ched Evans is in talks about signing with League One club Oldham Athletic, BBC Sport understands.

    Last month Oldham denied reports they were set to offer the 26-year-old a contract, or let him train with them.

    Striker Evans has been without a club since he left prison in October after serving half of a five-year term for raping a woman in a hotel in May 2011.

    Earlier, players' chief Gordon Taylor said an unnamed club would hold a news conference regarding Evans on Monday.

  11. Alan PardewGetty Images

  12. Team news

    Premier League side QPR have made seven changes, although it is a strong starting XI to play League One club Sheffield United, with top scorer Charlie Austin leading the attack. Midfielder Reece Grego-Cox and defender Darnell Furlong - son of former striker Paul Furlong - are named among the substitutes for the first time.

    Sheffield United midfielder James Wallace is back in their squad after groin and hamstring injuries, but starts on the bench. Their top scorer Marc McNulty - with eight goals - leads the attack.

    QPR XI: McCarthy, Onuoha, Caulker, Ferdinand, Traore, Phillips, Mutch, Henry, Hoilett, Fer; Austin.

    Sheff Utd XI: Howard, Harris, Flynn, Doyle, Scougall, Baxter, McNulty, McEveley, Campbell-Ryce, Reed, Kennedy.

  13. Alan Pardew has just appeared in front of the television cameras at Dover and says that he wants to see a "little more exuberance" from his new side, ahead of a "potentially slippery" tie.

    He also reports that his side were on the receiving end of a "good bit of banter" as they walked up to the ground from a distant coach parking sport.

  14. Fa CupGetty Images

    New Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew names a strong side for his first game in charge of the Eagles.

    Wayne Hennessey comes into goal while midfielders Barry Bannan and Stuart O'Keefe come into the side, with forwards Dwight Gayle and Glenn Murray also start. Otherwise, the likes of Wilfried Zaha and Scott Dann retain their place in the side.

    Dover, who are on a run of 16 games unbeaten, name an unchanged side from their last outing.

    Dover XI: Rafferty, Essam, Orlu, Bonner, Raggett. Sterling, Bellamy, Cogan, Deverdics, Murphy, Payne

    Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey, Ward, Dann, Delaney, Kelly, Bannan, Ledley, O'Keefe, Zaha, Gayle, Murray.

  15. #getcarriedaway

    Yeovil@Russ_Foster

    Russell Foster: One shirt, one game, one dream!

  17. Vote result

    Earlier on, we asked you which match you thought was the most likely to produce an FA Cup upset this afternoon.

    And it was worrying news for QPR and Manchester United fans, with 20% of voters saying Sheffield United have what it takes to cause a shock at Loftus Road, while 19.9% think Manchester United could come unstuck against Yeovil at Huish Park.

    Vote result

    Not long until we find out...

  18. Sunderland v Leeds programmeGetty Images

    Sunderland manager Gus Poyet makes six changes from the side which lost 3-2 against Manchester City on New Year's Day. Defender Patrick van Aanholt returns from injury and midfielder Liam Bridcutt is fit again after concussion. Striker Steven Fletcher starts up front on his own while Connor Wickham, formerly on loan at Leeds, drops to the bench.

    Leeds manager Neil Redfearn makes seven changes from the side which lost 2-0 against Derby on Tuesday. He hands first starts to defender Dario Del Fabro and striker Brian Montenegro.

    Sunderland XI: Pantilimon, Vergini, van Aanholt, Coates, O'Shea, Bridcutt, Rodwell, Gomez, Alvarez, Giaccherini, Fletcher.

    Leeds XI: Silvestri, Berardi, Cooper, Del Fabro, C Taylor, Austin, Murphy, Sloth, Adryan, Antenucci, Montenegro.

  19. If you are into body language, then Dover v Crystal Palace is screaming Cupset.

    The Conference hosts have turned up joking, joshing and looking thoroughly relaxed.

    Palace's players meanwhile have sheepishly wandered around The Crabble surface, pointed at the low sun and kept their hands buried deep in their pockets.

    Team news is dripping in from around the 13:00 GMT kick-offs..

  20. #getcarriedaway

    Ipswich@ChrisBIpswich

    Chris Bally: From the east coast to the south coast in hope of victory!