FA Cup - replays featuring Spurs, Southampton, Burnley, Ipswich

Summary

Saints play Crystal Palace in fourth round
FT: Tottenham 4-2 Burnley (20:00 GMT)
Spurs take on Leicester in next round
FT: Bradford City 4-0 Millwall
Bradford play at Chelsea in fourth round

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

Postpublished at 20:05 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra
"There was a big gap at the heart of the Tottenham defence. It was a deep ball from Kieran Trippier and Marvin Sordell ripped it into the net. Maurico Pochettino will be looking into what happened in the Spurs defence there."
Postpublished at 20:05 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
The Spurs defending for that opener for Burnley was quite frankly obscene. Pre-watershed too. International defenders should not be undone by a routine 60-yard punt down the middle. Get a name on it!
Postpublished at 20:05 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at Portman Road: "It may have been given as offside, but it's almost like none of the Ipswich fans care. The noise has been cranked up as if they're a goal to the good."
Postpublished at 20:04 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Steve Wilson
BBC Match of the Day commentator at Portman Road
"It was tight, but he was just offside. A fine ball through for Stephen Hunt from Kevin Bru."
GOALpublished at 20:03 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
It's raining goals in the FA Cup! Jon Stead has been making a living doing this for a decade, stabbing in from a free-kick. Already looking like a long night for Millwall.
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Join the debate at #bbcfootballpublished at 20:03 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Sharon Allen:, external If this FA Cup replay was decided on team beards, Ipswich would be the clear winners tonight.
GOALpublished at 20:02 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Long ball over the top? Check. Blistering first-time strike with the right peg from 16 yards? Check. That'll be 1-0 Burnley.
Cracking finish from Marvin Sordell.
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DISALLOWED GOALpublished at 20:02 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Ipswich have the ball in the net - and Stephen Hunt wheels away in delight. But he's the last man in the ground to spot the offside flag, stopping him in his tracks.
Postpublished at 20:02 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
David McGoldrick hustles and bustles down the right wing and forces Saints to kick it out in rather agricultural fashion. Both sides looking a touch nervy.
Postpublished at 20:00 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender at Portman Road
"Ipswich striker David McGoldrick is a lively, bright player and he sniffs out chances. Southampton will need to watch him closely."
KICK-OFFpublished at 20:00 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Spurs get the ball rolling at White Hart Lane.
Postpublished at 19:59 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Southampton lining up with three centre-halves so Nathaniel Clyne and Matt Targett are really pushing on up the flanks. Steady start so far.
Postpublished at 19:58 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra
"The FA Cup is more important to Spurs, no disrespect to Burnley.
"If Burnley stay up, that's their priority. They're doing well. The Cup would be a massive distraction for them and would not help them.
"I don't think Spurs will get into the top four. I think top six is the best they can hope for but if they could get some silverware too, this could be a good year for people like Chas and Dave."
KICK-OFFpublished at 19:57 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Bring the noise! Plenty of volume as Ipswich get us up and running....
Postpublished at 19:57 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at Portman Road: "Here's the view the view from the commentary box tonight. Ipswich, like Southampton in the first game, have flogged tickets for a tenner. The result will be a packed Portman Road and, hopefully, a bit of FA Cup crackle on a cold Wednesday night in Suffolk."
Postpublished at 19:56 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra
"I don't think it will be a chess match tonight. When you get these replays, both sides tend to want to get the game done and dusted so I think there will be an ebb and flow tonight."
Postpublished at 19:56 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Here we go then, the sides are out at an almost full Portman Road. In stark contrast to the ploughed field at Bradford, the surface is immaculate.
Postpublished at 19:55 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Terry Butcher
Former England and Ipswich defender at Portman Road
"What Southampton did against Manchester United, Ipswich will try to do to them. Sit deep and attempt to hit them on the break."
GOALpublished at 19:54 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Bradford's fine start sees them take the lead as target man James Hanson buries a header at the far post. Textbook. Are the Bantams on for a trip to Stamford Bridge?
Join the debate at #bbcfootballpublished at 19:53 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January 2015
Kiran Parmar:, external As Vlad Chiriches and Benjamin Stambouli are in the Tottenham side tonight, it's fair to say our participation in the FA Cup may be over soon.
Tony Formisano:, external Danny Rose.....Following in Gareth Bale's footsteps as the next failed left back to become an £80m winger.
Courtland Adams:, external Given their recent form, provided they can keep Harry Kane quiet, Burnley may well have a chance. Could be an interesting game!