FA Cup fifth round - done. Thanks for coming.

We can confirm that the quarter-final between Arsenal and Manchester United will be shown on the BBC. Set the calendar for that one.

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I love it. Or something.

Scotland are playing New Zealand in the World Cup, it's started and Scotland are doing their best England impression so far. You can follow every wicket, wide and boundary right here.

Andrew Lascelles:, external It makes me laugh. Wayne Rooney dived to win a penalty but the England manager says he did not dive. Stop kidding the public

Richard Finch:, external What example is that for youngsters? Roy Hodgson defending Rooney's dive to get a penalty. He made no attempt to get the ball.

Mark Tomlinson:, external It was a clear dive! Rooney should have been booked! Hodgson refusing to acknowledge that says everything you need to know!

Preston boss Simon Grayson, speaking to beIn Sport: "The first one he [Wayne Rooney] is close to interfering with our goalkeeper. Sometimes you get them and sometimes you don't. Even the second we felt there was slight nudge by Fellaini on Tom Clarke but there are fine lines between winning football matches and not. Regardless of the scoreline we are very proud of what we have done.

"This is a big club, the infrastructure is in place. We are doing well in the league and we will draw from the experiences tonight."

Jordan in Birmingham: No contact there. If that was Ronaldo, Suarez or another foreigner, everyone would've been on his back.

Josh in Bristol: Penalty discussion with my dad, he thinks it was (as a Liverpool fan). How is football coming to this when a penalty is given with no contact!

Mark Burgess: Phil Dowd proves conclusively that he is the worse referee in the Premier by some way. The first United goal was blatant offside and the third was no contact and the England captain disgraces the position by diving. Unlucky Preston but every thing has conspired against you.

If you missed the FA Cup quarter-final draw, holders Arsenal will travel to Manchester United.

The Gunners, who beat Hull City in last year's final, defeated Middlesbrough in the fifth round.

Liverpool host Blackburn, League One survivors Bradford City face Reading while West Midlands rivals Aston Villa and West Brom will meet at Villa Park.

Preston manager Simon Grayson calls the decisions that went against his side 'the fine margins' that can settle a game. But he has no sour grapes, he's proud of his side and is very much focussing on promotion from League One.

England manager Roy Hodgson, speaking on BBC One: "I don't think it's a dive from Wayne Rooney for the penalty I think he's taking evasive action."

Wayne Rooney was your pick for man of the match this evening with 46.4% of the vote, with Preston's Kevin Davies finishing in second.

Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal: "I was reasonably satisfied. We didn't give anything away. The fights between Kevin Davies and the defenders was difficult but we didn't give anything away. The Preston goal was a little bit unlucky, it was deviated.

"But then we showed an unbelievable team spirit. We changed the shape and that was the solution. We scored fantastic goals, a little bit lucky also I think. I liked the second goal a lot, we have trained that a lot.

"Marouane Fellaini has a body, he also scores goals. I played him in the position that he wants for the first time but I do not always have a position for him. The spirit was better."

England manager Roy Hodgson will not be drawn on any of the season's breakout English performers. Will he pick any of them in his next squad next month? Surely...

Kevin Kilbane
Former Preston winger at Deepdale on BBC One

"For the penalty, there's no contact on Wayne Rooney. It's a dive."

Kevin Kilbane and Phil Neville do not agree about the Manchester United penalty. Kevin Kilbane is adamant that it was a dive by Wayne Rooney. Neville insists Rooney had to get out of the way.

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

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"Scott Laird gave the supporters a moment the will savour. I think David De Gea should've saved it and it's maybe an own goal with a touch of Antonio Valencia. Preston had a good spell after that and Joe Garner had a good chance, but he just couldn't generate enough power with a header. That was their moment, and United took control after that."

Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender at Deepdale on BBC One

"It's tough to criticise David De Gea who has won so many games for United this season The changes made the difference for United. It created space for them. For the penalty, Wayne Rooney had to get out the way. For me it's a penalty and a reckless challenge."

England manager Roy Hodgson, speaking on BBC One: "The substitutions and change in style with Marouane Fellaini up front alongside Wayne Rooney helped Manchester United. When the equalising goal goes in as the home side a little bit of air goes out of your balloon. Tonight there were two winners - Manchester United win and go through. But Preston are winners with their performance and effort."

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Preston boss Simon Grayson: "Our players thought Wayne Rooney was in the way for their first goal but we can see that he wasn't. The players can be very proud, we gave them a good game.

"We looked like we were comfortable but when they went 4-4-2 they exposed us down the sides. They have class. The players can wake up in the morning and be proud of what they've done.

"They've not let the game pass them by and we hope to use this as motivation for the rest of the salon. Our sole aim for the season was promotion."

Scunthorpe, Walsall, Oldham. Back to League One reality with a bang for Preston. That's their next three games.

England manager Roy Hodgson speaking on BBC One: "It seems to me the longer that Louis van Gaal works with the players the better they will get. It's also incredible how well Wayne Rooney does in so many different games, in different positions."