Watford boss Slavisa Jokanovic: "I can't be happy because we lost the game, but my team made a good performance. We had good organisation, we played many minutes without the ball. We expected Chelsea to have possession of the ball.

"The arrival of Willian changed the speed and we started suffering more and this player scored a fantastic first goal. At the end, I must be happy with the performance of my players. We try, we made some half-chances and tried to play some fast counter-attack."

Former Hull midfielder Jimmy Bullard on Match of the Day: "Hull started well and I thought there would be a good football match here. But then all of a sudden Arsenal score from a corner and the game totally changes. It was poor defending for me."

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Stoke City manager Mark Hughes tells BBC Sport: "We didn't play anything like we should have done and credit to Wrexham, they were excellent.

"In the end we got away wit it. We made changes at the end to try to get some craft into our play and thankfully Stephen Ireland took the game away from them.

"It's been a tough period for everybody and I think I have 17 or 18 players I can call upon. I was hoping I didn't have to use the likes of Peter Crouch and Jonathan Walters."

If you are just tuning in after a nice day out walking in a National Park or maybe decorating the spare room, here's today's main lines.

Chelsea saw off Watford with three second-half goals.

Manchester United stutter to a 2-0 win at Yeovil.

Manchester City, Aston Villa and Stoke all find late goals to see off upsets.

Check out all of the goals, highlights, reports and reaction on our FA Cup index.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC MOTD

"The tie should be over now. Arsenal have had some excellent chances, played some great stuff in the final third, but their finishing touch has let them down. Other than that I've been impressed by Arsenal."

Derek: Is it my imagination or do Arsenal make as many square and back passes as they make forward ones?

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho: "It was difficult. In the first half we didn't play well and Watford were well-organised defensively. The second half was different, we gave a different dynamic to the game. We created and we deserve to win.

"I don't need to be angry to try to change things. I did the changes that I thought could help me change the dynamic of the game. Diego Costa and Willian played very well and in the second half the team followed them.

"If I don't have on the bench players which can help me change the game, probably I don't win. A tired Diego, with 90 minutes of Southampton and 90 minutes of Tottenham, changed the game."

Job done so far for Arsenal. Not a patch on last year's final mind.

Paul McShane may not be 36 but he has had a nightmare there. He lets a high ball bounce - criminal - and then catches Nacho Monreal in the chest as he tries to rectify his error. He's in the book and Arsenal have a free-kick in a dangerous area. They waste it.

David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live:

"Whenever Hull break Arsenal are around them like ferrets. Hull have passing players but there is no one with any electricity or cleverness to beat his man. Arsenal have two - Cazorla and Sanchez. There is no penetration from Hull."

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Into the last five minutes of the half. You'll be pleased to know that Arsene Wenger has his coat zipped up now.

Joel Campbell skims a shot wide from 20 yards. Is he the man to make a breakthrough into the first team in the second half of the season?

Martin Keown
BBC Sport

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"Hull are sticking to the plan that Steve Bruce has given them but they really need to more in front of goal that is for sure."

Southampton striker Graziano Pelle on Twitter:, external Unlucky not to finish this first FA Cup game as a win for #SaintsFC. Now we know what to do on January 14th.

It's all very comfortable for Arsenal at the minute. Hull don't look like hurting them at all. Southampton terrorised the Arsenal backline last time out but Hull can't match that level of panic so far.

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It is finally over...

After a club-record 22 straight wins, Real Madrid lose 2-1 at Valencia to hand Barcelona the chance to move top of La Liga.

Cristiano Ronaldo gave the visitors the lead from the penalty spot but Antonio Barragan's deflected shot levelled before Nicolas Otamendi's header secured the win.

Barca will go top with a win at David Moyes's Real Sociedad. You can follow live text commentary on the BBC Sport website from 19:00.

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Blyth Spartans:, external Welcome back @LuisFigo! It's good to have a football legend following us again. We think you suit green and white!!

Better from Hull, but I have to concur with David Pleat. Some nice play down the flanks but it peters out within sight of the Gunners goal.

David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live:

"The biggest problem Hull have got with their squad is that they haven't got enough natural goalscorers. Steve Bruce has midfield players and he has defenders, but he just lacks that quality up front."

Tim Arstall:, external Arsenal really cutting Hull open, but sensational effort by McShane to deny Sanchez, defending like that is worth a goal.

Paul Norris:, external Wow. Mertesacker the man I thought would be the reason that Hull scored goals has gone and scored himself. Fair play to him.

James Payne:, external Some quality stuff but need that second goal as Hull look good in possession.