The fans are streaming into The Hawthorns as we tick toward our first kick-off of the FA Cup fifth round. Can one of these clubs go all the way to Wembley for the final?There is absolutely no reason why not. And they know it.

Football Focus
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Five minutes until Football Focus gets under way, coming live from Ewood Park. Watch on BBC One and online, at the top of this page.

Two changes apiece for the early cup tie at The Hawthorns.

For Albion, the cup-tied Darren Fletcher and Callum McManaman miss out so Craig Gardner and Stephane Sessegnon come in, while West Ham leave out Morgan Amalfitano and Carlton Cole. In come Kevin Nolan and Mark Noble. Adrian starts in goal after his midweek red card was rescinded.

West Brom XI: Foster, Dawson, McAuley, Lescott, Brunt, Gardner, Yacob, Morrison, Sessegnon, Berahino, Ideye.

West Ham XI: Adrian, Jenkinson, Tomkins, Kouyate, Cresswell, Song, Noble, Nolan, Downing, Sakho, Valencia.

"Morning dear, Happy Valentine's Day. What's that? Oh, yeah I'm just sticking my John-Joe O'Toole outfit on."

For 1,000s of partners in Northampton, that could possibly be how conversations went this morning for today, apparently, is John-Joe O'Toole day for Cobblers fans.

Yep, that's right. More than 1,000 Northampton supporters spent the first few hours of Valentine's Day staring at a mirror, adjusting their wigs and sticking on headbands before making the trip to Mansfield, dressed up in honour of the club's 26-year-old midfielder.

Why? Read our feature to find out more.

Nicky Breen: On our way home from Sydney FC v Melbourne game, at 37 weeks pregnant, it was my choice for Valentines Day and we did meet playing football.

Randy Johynson: On honeymoon in Paris. Left the missus there and flew to UK to see Portsmouth versus Liverpool at Fratton Park. Visiting from Oz.

Tom McConnell: Got with my last long-term girlfriend the day Saints got promoted. Don't think she approved of that being the anniversary I celebrated.

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The West Ham team seem to have avoided any travel disruptions and have tweeted their arrival at the Hawthorns for this afternoon's FA Cup tie with West Brom...

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...and here is the most sophisticated manager in the Premier League...

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Barry Davies
Match of the Day commentator at The Racecourse

"It's in! And the crowd are going absolutely mad. Dixie McNeil has kept Wrexham alive. Blyth scored in the 89th minute to win at Stoke, but they have been denied here, in the 89th minute.

"The final whistle is blown and in truth one must say justice is done. Wrexham had so much of the game but it was a memorable performance by Blyth Spartans. They have a second chance to make history at St James' Park, Newcastle. The Blyth players go over to thank their fans, and the support they have been given today has been quite tremendous, the sort of support that only the North East can produce."

You can watch FA Cup rewind on BBC Two now, or online, at the top of this page.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC Sport football analyst

"I hope this is an open game where both sides go for it. It will be close, though. They are both in decent form - West Brom have only lost one of their last eight games, and for West Ham it is one defeat in nine.

"It will be close, though. Neither side will want a replay, especially the Baggies who are still trying to get clear of trouble, but I think that is what they will end up with."

Supporters are just being let into The Hawthorns and it would seem kick-off time remains unaffected, despite the traffic problems disrupting West Ham supporters' journey north.

Not long until we find out the teams for the first game of the day.

Football Focus
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It's the FA Cup fifth round and a special edition of Football Focus - on BBC One at 12.10 GMT - comes live from Ewood Park, where Championship side Blackburn Rovers take on Premier League Stoke City this afternoon.

Host Dan Walker is joined by former England internationals Graeme Le Saux - an FA Cup winner with Chelsea - and Jermaine Jenas, plus their will be interviews with Aston Villa's Fabian Delph and Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs.

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These lads love a giant killing - Blyth Spartans, and they are in action on FA Cup rewind right now.

Sonja Hodgson:, external Took my boyfriend to Anfield (Liverpool 1-3 Arsenal). Thierry Henry right in front of me, on his knees, shirt off ... breakup days later.

David Williams:, external I'm a Liverpool fan, my better half a Man Utd fan... we don't acknowledge the football when our teams play each other. Best option.

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Simon Brotherton
Match of the Day commentator

"Brian Howard has won it! Liverpool are going out of the FA Cup! Absolutely extraordinary. Surely there is no way back from this. Good luck Simon Davey in trying to keep your team calm after that. In added time at the end of the game, Liverpool cannot get the ball away and Howard is there. That is a goal that will be remembered for years and years in Barnsley."

You can watch FA Cup rewind on BBC Two now, or online, at the top of this page.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC Sport football analyst

"Derby are going for automatic promotion to the Premier League but I think Rams boss Steve McClaren will see the FA Cup as a chance to keep their good run going rather than a distraction.

"Reading have spent most of the season in the bottom half of the Championship table but I don't see them as being in danger of going down.

"The Royals are not going to reach the quarter-finals either, though. From what I have seen of them, Derby are the best all-round team in that division.

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Can Darren Bent fire Derby into the quarter-finals of the FA Cup? The striker has been in fine form since joining the Championship promotion chasers on loan, scoring three goals in four games.

Why did Villa, the Villa who can't score for toffee, let him go?

Simon Brotherton
Match of the Day commentator at Anfield

"It's the equaliser! Stephen Foster is there for Barnsley and the tie is far from over. Foster equalised against Blackpool and has done it again at Anfield. Despatched into the back of the net by the defender, who got there ahead of Jamie Carragher. Barnsley are level with half an hour to play."

You can watch FA Cup rewind on BBC Two or online, at the top of this page.

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OK then, it is time to take a step back in time as FA Cup rewind gets under way.

Our first stop is the not-too-distant past - 2008 as Liverpool play Barnsley. Tune into BBC Two and watch at the top of this page to find out what happens.

Archie:, external My girlfriend last week asked if I was excited for Saturday (Valentines Day). Apparently 'yeah it's the FA Cup' isn't the right answer.

Kevin Hawkins:, external My better half decided that we would move house on FA Cup final day - Man City's first chance at a major trophy in 35 years. Still together.

Lewis Connor:, external Taking the missus to the Hawthorns today...then as part of a deal I'm going with her to see 50 Shades.

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Former Blackburn striker Jason Roberts
BBC Radio 5 live

"I think Stoke will find it hard against Blackburn. The identity of the club seems to be back under Gary Bowyer and they are very good at home. But I do think Stoke will have too much for them. On the break they just have too much pace, with the likes of Victor Moses and Mame Diouf."