Southend United manager Phil Brown
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"The front three of Fulham are being starved of service at the moment. Fulham are finding it difficult to get a foothold in the game and they haven't done anything in terms of a threat going forward. You wouldn't expect that with their strikeforce."

Preston have come closest to scoring at Bramall Lane so far, with Kevin Davies - an FA Cup hero in 1997 with surprise semi-finalists Chesterfield - hitting the inside of the post with a chip after running on to a poor back header.

It looks like a back four for Manchester United, with Paddy McNair and Marcos Rojo at full-back and Chris Smalling and Jonny Evans through the middle.

Rojo puts in two good crosses from the left but Cambridge stand tall and clear their lines.

What a start that would have been for Cambridge. Since then Manchester United have kept the ball at will, as you'd expect.

Former Cambridge forward Steve Claridge on 5 live Sport

"He was clean through, wasn't he? A stumble and stutter from the Man Utd midfield played him in, but Tom Elliott never set himself. He tried to bend it round De Gea's left-hand side but it glanced the outside of the post. What a start, and what a chance for Cambridge. They probably won't get a better chance than that all night..."

What a chance! Cambridge striker Tom Elliott latches on to Daley Blind's bad touch and he's clean through on goal, he slips as he strikes it - and curls against the post! Amazing.

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Game on!

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BBC News School Reporters Sam, Callum, Nick and Louis from Comberton Village College in Cambridge are at BBC Radio Cambridgeshire to cover tonight's game in photos. During the match they will be compiling a gallery of pictures from the match and writing the captions - and you will be able to see their efforts after the match.

They have already been given a tour of the studios in the building and are raring to go.

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Time to watch the match...

Sunderland still well on top, as Fulham put in a Rocky-style performance in the opening moments. They are taking a battering but somehow still in the fight.

The Rocky fanfare greets the players at Old Trafford, which is pretty full now. It seems most of the Cambridge fans have made it in.

Does Stallone know that Manchester United are using that? As a famous Everton fan he won't be happy.

Sunderland all over Fulham now, as a fingertip stop from Marcus Bettinelli keeps out another low Steven Fletcher effort. The men in blue piling on the pressure.

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The Cambridge players are lined up in the tunnel - a big night for these lads...

Sunderland have the first effort of the night but Ricky Alvarez's low 20-yarder is well held by Fulham keeper Marcus Bettinelli. The keeper then has to be sprightly again to save Jordi Gomez's strike.

Sunderland then have the ball in the net but Steven Fletcher is offside. All go for the Black Cats.

BBC Radio 5 live

Cambridge manager Richard Money on 5 live Sport: "We need to get out there and soak it all in very quickly. We've played at big stadiums a few times in the last few months, but tonight will be different, no doubt at that. Then we must play the game, the match, and not the occasion.

"We know we played well in the first game. People may think we played above ourselves but I thought we were very good on the night, and that should give my players confidence for tonight. But this is a different kettle of fish, a different ball game. So we need to be even better, if possible.

"Our fans have been great with us, and numbers have risen. The atmospheres have got bigger and better, and the reward for them for that is a day out here at Old Trafford. But we just need to make sure it's not just a day out."

Matt Powell:, external Most depressing purchase? Shares in an up and coming, Cambridge-based coach hire company....

Better from Fulham as Alex Kacaniklic drives through the middle of the Sunderland defence before Cauley Woodrow wastes the crossing opportunity on the right wing.

Don't forget that the winners of this one are away at Bradford in round five.

Cambridge boss Richard Money: "I think the lads will enjoy it, it's something to relish.

"We've come up trumps when we have needed to in the last 18 months. Play the game, not the occasion. We know we have to play well.

"It's a big night for Luke Chadwick, it was him who rang us and asked to play for us. He's gone to Wembley and got his club promoted and now he's back at Old Trafford. You couldn't write the story.

"Manchester United have paid us a huge compliment with the team they have selected. I'm not surprised."

Michael Anderson:, external A Van Persie Arsenal shirt. He left three months later.

BBC Sport's Simon Stone at Old Trafford: "Whether it is the traffic problems on the nearby M60 that have caused the game to be put back, the freezing conditions that have led many fans to wait to the last moment before taking their seats or a general lack of ticket sales, plenty of red seats remain visible.

"Plenty of Cambridge fans are in though and making some kind of noise that can just about be heard above the music."

Former Cambridge forward Steve Claridge on 5 live Sport

"When both sides came out to warm-up they didn't know this would be a late kick-off. Now they're having to warm up all over again. Plus, most players have a pre-match routine - they will do certain things at certain times. It can also be superstition, and if something works for them they won't want to change it. So they're all back out again, 20 minutes before the new kick-off."