The Crystal Palace fans are right up there when it comes to atmosphere and they've gone the extra mile again today, unfurling a huge banner of Alan Pardew in that 1990 FA Cup semi-final. He's rarely looked better.

Here come the players...

Derby manager Steve McClaren: "We went for the win, we didn't want a replay and we very nearly got the win. The quality of football, even with 10 men, was great and that was the important thing, keeping that up.

"We're not going to win the FA Cup so it was all about performance and keeping our style.

"We could have held for a draw but we didn't want to do that, we wanted to blow the game open and we almost pulled it off.

"I couldn't argue with Stephen Warnock's two yellow cards. He wanted to prove something, he wanted to show something, it gave us a mountain to climb."

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You can now see all of the highlights from Blackburn's mightily impressive 4-1 win over Stoke.

Click here to see the carnage.

Crystal Palace: Speroni, Ward, Hangeland, Dann, Kelly, Bolasie, Ledley, Souare, Gayle, Chamakh, Campbell. Subs: Mariappa, Guedioura, Zaha, Hennessey, Murray, Delaney, Puncheon.

Liverpool: Mignolet, Can, Skrtel, Sakho, Markovic, Allen, Henderson, Moreno, Lallana, Sturridge, Coutinho. Subs: Johnson, Lovren, Lambert, Manquillo, Borini, Balotelli, Ward.

Referee: Robert Madley (West Yorkshire)

Burton continued their unbeaten home run under Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink as the Brewers beat Oxford United 2-0. They remain second, level on points with leaders Shrewsbury, who beat AFC Wimbledon 2-0.

Elsewhere, York secured an important 2-0 win against Tranmere, propelling them out of the danger zone and dropping Tranmere to 22nd, just one point above the drop.

Check all the full-time result from the League Two games on the League Two section of the site.

Twenty-five years ago Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew was the hero with a winner over Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final.

Pards is back on the sidelines this evening of course, and he won't wan to know that Palace have only won six of their last 29 matches in the FA Cup against top flight opposition.

A stinker of a record.

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Fergie time? Pah. It has nothing on this. Leyton Orient snatched a winner at Chesterfield in the ELEVENTH minute of stoppage time, Dean Cox with the goal.

A big win for Orient, who are deep in relegation bother. They are 23rd, but are three points off safety.

At the top of League One, the top three all lost. Leaders Bristol City losing 3-1 at home to Sheffield United, Swindon losing by the same scoreline at Scunthorpe and MK Dons slumping to a 4-2 defeat to Gillingham.

For the full results, head to the League One index.

Adam Khan: "I have a good feeling that Liverpool will do well today, they need revenge for that terrible performance in November when they lost 3-1."

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Former Blackburn striker Jason Roberts
BBC Radio 5 live

"Crystal Palace will be quietly confident given the home record they have against Liverpool. They drew 3-3 last season, which everybody says cost Liverpool the Premier League title, and the 3-1 win at Selhurst Park earlier this season will give them so much confidence. One of my favourite players this season so far has been Yannick Bolasie. Every time he gets the ball he takes people on and as Palace counter they could cause Liverpool real problems because they lack pace."

Anonymous Stoke fan: Congrats to Blackburn, but it was a poor effort from us and that's eight goals conceded in two games now. We really miss Shawcross and Bojan. Only 8,000 Blackburn fans turned up to see that though - poor effort!

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC Sport football analyst

"Alan Pardew has had an outstanding start as Crystal Palace manager but Liverpool's season has also changed completely in recent weeks. Reds boss Brendan Rodgers has established a system that works with the players they have got, plus they have got competition for places and Daniel Sturridge is back fit.

"Jordon Ibe's emergence is a bonus too - he has come through and has done extremely well, and it is like having a new signing. Liverpool have pace, youth, lots of different attacking options and a nice balance to their side. I think their FA Cup run is going to continue."

Former England captain Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live at Ewood Park

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"This was a terrific cup tie from start to finish. Stoke got off to great start, then we all sat back waiting for the second but it didn't happen. Blackburn settled down and in the end, Josh King had too much pace. He was excellent and they deserve their win.

"Blackburn had confidence from the way they beat Swansea. In the second half, the two central defenders settled down and they handled everything well. But this will always be remembered as Josh King's game."

Bournemouth are top of the Championship after drawing 1-1 with Huddersfield but the real story in that division is at the bottom of the table where a topsy-turvy encounter between Blackpool and Nottingham Forest has ended 4-4.

Hosts Blackpool led 2-0, Forest fought back to 2-2, twice went ahead but a last-minute equaliser has earned battling Blackpool a point. The home side also had a player sent off, and were later down to nine men after an injury and using all their subs.

"Can we play you on the beach" was the chant from Forest fans, the terrible state of the pitch meaning both sides had to abandon a passing game and go direct. Crazy game.

Elsewhere, Watford scored a last-minute winner to beat Bolton 4-3 while Ipswich won 2-1 at Fulham. Finally, Norwich beat Wolves 2-0, Leeds edged Millwall 1-0, Charlton beat Brentford 3-0 and Sheffield Wednesday's game against Brighton ended goalless.

Gregory P: Derby may be out of the cup but can go back top of the league on Tuesday. Promotion was always the season's aim.

Sulaimon Adelekan: Feed the Yak and he will score! He still has it!

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Former Wales striker John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live

"Liverpool are playing exceptionally well at the moment. Daniel Sturridge is back, and he is a little bit rusty but because of his movement alone he could have had a hat-trick in the first half against Tottenham. Crystal Palace are a great counter-attacking side and there will be a red hot atmosphere at Selhurst Park but I just think Liverpool are riding the crest of a wave right now. They are playing such fast and exciting football that I can't see them losing."

Spanish La Liga

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Over in Spain, league leaders Real Madrid are looking to extend their lead at the top of La Liga to four points with victory over visitors Deportivo.

Despite having a Champions League fixture away at Schalke on Wednesday, Real have named a strong line-up including Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema.

You can follow live text commentary of the match on the BBC European Football page.

So Blackburn Rovers, Reading and West Brom are three of our last eight in this season's FA Cup. It's anyone's.

Will Palace or Liverpool join them?

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All over. A horrible afternoon for Stoke City, soundly thrashed at the hands of Blackburn. Thirteen thousand in attendance - more than the last round...

An excellent win on the road for Reading. Steve McClaren is fuming. Will he live to regret that red card from Stephen Warnock on his debut?

Rudy Gestede makes it five! But no, Jack Butland was fouled in the build-up. Classic.