Lots of one-touch passing outside the West Ham box. Steven Naismith thinks he has won Everton a corner but the referee is not interested. The Hammers are on the back foot.

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An early opening for League One leaders Bristol City at Ashton Gate, as Greg Cunningham gets a cross in from the left and striker Matt Smith - on loan from Fulham - heads wide. And yes, that is the same Matt Smith who scored against Liverpool and Everton in the FA Cup for Oldham two seasons ago.

Clive Allen
BBC Radio 5 live at Upton Park

"What an open game. Everton defending one second and now attacking at the other end."

End to end at Upton Park but both teams carelessly giving the ball away in the final third.

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Thomas James Design:, external Sir Graham Taylor, largest stand named after him and five promotions with the club says it all.

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Confident start by Everton. The white-shirted visitors are pressing with Ross Barkley and Steven Naismith involved in the early exchanges. Neither side yet to get a shot away yet.

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BBC Radio 5 live at Upton Park

"When you hear the 'Forever Blowing Bubbles' tune belt out hear before kick-off at Upton Park, the hairs stand up on the back of your neck.

"Looking at the stats today, there is nothing between these teams. West Ham have had the better start of that there is no doubt, but these are two very well matches sides."

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The teams are out at Upton Park and what's that West Ham are wearing? The Hammers are in purple, gold and black. Apparently it's their third kit. The colour scheme seems to be based on a chocolate wrapper.

Top effort by Everton fans. Well over 3,000 Toffees fans have made the journey to Upton Park to cheer on their side. It's not gone unnoticed.

"We have a sold out allocation, and again we are travelling with big numbers," says boss Roberto Martinez. "We will give everything we have got."

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BBC Radio 5 live at Upton Park

"I think Everton are going in the right direction. The late equaliser against West Ham was so important for Roberto Martinez and what he has been preaching for this Everton side. Then they get a credible draw against Manchester City to give some confidence ahead of this replay."

Everton manager Roberto Martinez tells BT Sport: "Since the late equaliser in the first game we have felt a real energy from the squad and the performance against Manchester City proved that. Sometimes you get moments that turn your season and that goal may do that.

"When you play against West Ham you know you have to be set up and prepared as they will put the ball into the box. We earned the right of a replay and we always play well at Upton Park."

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce tells BT Sport: "We will try to finish the job tonight and we're only missing Winston Reid, who picked up an injury at Swansea.

"It's easier than in the Premier League as someone has to win, we're playing at home so let's see if we can get in the opposition box and get some goals.

"Romelu Lukaku has scored every time he has played us, even when he was on loan at West Brom he scored. He is such a big threat and a good player but the onus is on us to break them down."

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West Ham United:, external England manager Roy Hodgson arrives at the Boleyn Ground.

Clive Allen
BBC Radio 5 live at Upton Park

"I think West Ham are favourites. They are a strong, physical, powerful side and difficult to hold when they're in form. There's a belief about this West Ham support that they could have a good Cup run this year.

"I think Sam Allardyce has had to change. There were directives from the chairman, they wanted the side to play a certain way. Everyone is enjoying themselves at Upton Park."

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Upton Park has hosted some great games under the floodlights yet tonight could be the last FA Cup tie ever staged at the famous venue. The Hammers are leaving their home for the last 111 years and moving to the Olympic Stadium for the 2016-17 campaign. Lose to Everton and the Boleyn Ground might not stage another tie in the famous competition.

Another game without a goal and the Cottagers can forget all about an FA Cup fourth round date at Sunderland on 24 January.

Wolves are without cup-tied left-back Kortney Hause, so Matt Doherty steps in as one of three changes to the team that won 1-0 at Blackburn on Sunday. Forward Liam McAlinden replaces Nouha Dicko, and Wales Under-21 midfielder Lee Evans comes in for David Edwards.

Wolves XI: Ikeme, Iorfa, Batth, Stearman, Doherty, McDonald, Price, Henry, Evans, McAlinden, van La Parra.

Championship rivals Fulham, beaten 1-0 at Cardiff on Saturday, have gone four games without a goal, and boss Kit Symons has dropped striker Hugo Rodallega to the bench, with Moussa Dembele coming in. Sean Kavanagh replaces Ryan Tunnicliffe in midfield.

Fulham XI: Bettinelli, Grimmer, Hutchinson, Bodurov, Stafylidis, Parker, Fofana, Kavanagh, McCormack, Woodrow, Dembele.