Former Republic of Ireland winger Kevin Kilbane
Football Focus

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On Friday's result: "It was a great result for them, it's a wonderful position for Cambridge United to be in."

Swansea boss Garry Monk on Gomis: "He trains very well, his attitude is good and on top of that he is a good footballer and we need as many of those as possible in the team."

On today's game: "I think being a Premier League team you have that tag as favourites but we have been the underdog for many years in cup competitions and we still have that mentality.

"Any time you suffer any defeat is bad but especially in the manner we did, it was very unlike us. The players have been itching to get back on track and this is our opportunity."

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The speculation Lawro refers to comes from a French TV interview in which Bafetimbi Gomis claims that Swansea did not fulfil promises over playing time.

The 29-year-old striker is unhappy about his lack of starts, with Wilfried Bony, now sold to Manchester City, having been preferred up front.

"When Bony was here, it was planned I should play a certain number of games, that wasn't the case," Gomis said. "Today, I ask myself many questions. I need time to think."

The big man gets his chance today, though.

Mark Lawrenson
Football Analyst

"It looks like Blackburn will be selling their star striker, and Swansea have obviously already sold theirs in Wilfried Bony. Crystal Palace are in for Rudy Gestede, who joined Rovers for £250,000 a year ago and could be sold for about £4m.

"But Blackburn will miss Gestede because Jordan Rhodes has found goals a lot harder to come by in the Championship this season than previous campaigns.

"Swansea are already finding out what life is like without Bony, and it did not start well with last week's 5-0 defeat by Chelsea.

"I am a little bit worried about where they will go next in the league, especially with speculation over Bafetimbi Gomis's future too, but they should have enough to get through to the next round."

Lawro's prediction: 0-1

BBC Radio 5 live

Mark Pougatch is building up to Saturday's FA Cup fourth-round matches on BBC Radio 5 live right now, with full commentary of the 12:45 kick-off between Blackburn Rovers and Swansea to follow.

At 15:00, the main commentary game will be Birmingham v West Brom, but over on BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra you'll be able to listen to Chelsea v Bradford, with updates to come from around the grounds on both stations.

At 17:00 there's results and reaction with Sports Report before our attention turns to Anfield, where Liverpool play Bolton at 17:30. Full match commentary on that one.

And of course later you can have your say on all the day's action on 606 with Caroline Barker and Robbie Savage, on today from 19:30.

Former Wales international Robbie Savage
Football Focus

"Manchester United were too slow in possession last night. Radamel Falcao was making the runs but they weren't delivering the ball quickly enough to him. For all the money United have spent, not to test the Cambridge United goalkeeper, except for late in the second half, was very poor. It's not good enough."

If newspaper reports, external are to be believed, the long-term replacement for Wilfried Bony is sat on the opposition's bench today.

The Telegraph reports that Blackburn Rovers striker Jordan Rhodes is a target, with Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins have having made an inquiry over the Scotland international in 2013.

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Life after Wilfried Bony - who joined Manchester City earlier this month - did not exactly get off to the perfect start for Swansea.

They were resoundingly thumped 5-0 by Premier League leaders Chelsea in their last game, a performance which prompted Swans boss Garry Monk to apologise to Jose Mourinho for his side failing to compete.

"When you have a result like that - and I've played in games where unfortunately I've been on the end of those type of results - you cannot wait for the next game to come," says Monk. "We had a good chat with the players as soon as they were back in and we are ready to go."

Jose Mourinho's assertion that it will be "a disgrace" if his Chelsea side are knocked out of the FA Cup by Bradford City has provoked some reaction out there...

Damian Prendergast: Bradford City, aka the side that knocked Arsenal and Villa out and made the Capital One Cup final not so long back? Don't be disgraced Jose.

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Football Focus
BBC Sport

Football Focus is on BBC One and online right now, coming live from St Andrews - the home of Birmingham City.

Blues host West Brom this afternoon.

The sun is threatening to peek through outside our office window in Salford, but that's not the case across the country, with the Conference game between Alfreton Town and Forest Green Rovers being called off because of a waterlogged pitch.

Better news in League Two, where the game between Mansfield and Wycombe has passed a pitch inspection and goes ahead.

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Swansea made their first big move in the transfer market last week, bringing in Kyle Naughton from Tottenham for a cool £5m, and the defender is hoping to have as big an impact at the Swans as Gylfi Sigurdsson did.

Sigurdsson moved from Spurs to the Swans last summer and the switch has reinvigorated his career, with the midfielder having scored five goals and provided eight assists - the second most in the Premier League.

"Gylfi has obviously been a big success down here since moving from Spurs and it would be nice if I can do that myself," says Naughton., external "He has not put a foot wrong so fingers crossed I can do something similar."

Former Republic of Ireland winger Kevin Kilbane
Football Focus

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"We're at St Andrews for Football Focus today. Joining Dan Walker, Robbie Savage and John Motson at 12:10 GMT on BBC One."

Blackburn leave strikers Jordan Rhodes and Rudy Gestede, who have both been linked with moves away from Ewood Park, on the bench. Rovers have won two of their last nine games and make six changes from a draw with Wigan last time out.

Swansea have made five changes from the side beaten 5-0 by Chelsea last week. Angel Rangel, Kyle Bartley, Jordi Amat, Jonjo Shelvey and Modou Barrow replace Federico Fernandez, Ashley Williams, Neil Taylor, Nelson Oliveira and Wayne Routledge. New signing Kyle Naughton is on the bench.

Swansea XI: Fabianski, Rangel, Bartley, Amat, Tiendalli, Carroll, Shelvey, Dyer, Sigurdsson, Barrow, Gomis.

Blackburn XI: Eastwood, Henley, Duffy, Kilgallon, Olsson, Taylor, Lowe, Williamson, Conway, Cairney, King

Barry Blitz:, external Classic FA Cup is great when you have no clue of the outcome. Seeing Port Vale thrash Spurs is the highlight of my day so far.

Stick with us then Bazza, plenty of potential for shocks in the present-day FA Cup.

Tony Gubba
Match of the Day commentator at Vale Park

"Port Vale have done it! There is to be no walk down Wembley Way for Terry Venables this season They are the giant-killers of the fourth round! Venables does not want to watch the celebrations and perhaps not surprisingly. His team never looked capable of winning against a Port Vale team who were pumped up for the occasion, and who deserved their win. The happiest place to be will be the Port Vale dressing room. There will be smiles from ear to ear."

Conor McNamara
BBC commentator

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"This day 20 years ago, week of Cantona's Kung Fu, Blackburn Rovers were top of the Premier League."

It's Saturday morning and that means we are once again teaming up with The Danny Baker Show on BBC Radio 5 live to plumb the depths of your footballing anecdotes. Danny's topic for discussion this week is: 'Accidentally Finding Yourself Behind The Scenes At A Major Event.'

Sam Webster: In Stoke City directors' box, went to bathroom, ended up at the urinal next to an injured Ryan Shawcross!

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Blackburn have not been in great form lately, with their only win in their last five games coming in the FA Cup, and boss Gary Bowyer has thrown out the stock cliches in his pre-game interview.

"Form goes out of the window in the cup games," he says.

"It is a game we are really looking forward to a Premier League team coming to town and a chance for us to measure ourselves against them."