Under way at the Britannia.

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Stirring stuff as a silent Britannia Stadium observes a rendition of the last post. Almost go time. 

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Swansea boss Garry Monk speaking to Match of the Day in the tunnel at Carrow Road: "We had total control up until the goal. It's frustrating, very frustrating at the moment. One lapse of concentration has cost us dearly again and it’s been the story of the last couple of weeks, which is very frustrating for everyone. 

"We got caught with a sucker punch against the run of play. There are not many teams who will come to Carrow Road and have almost total control of the game, doing just what we wanted, 

"We have work to do now. We have to look and assess where we are over the break, and come back with the right approach and start to pick things up."

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Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle and England striker on 5 live Sport

"As a Newcastle fan I don't really care how we managed to win that! 

"After the run they have been on it was just about getting the three points. Actually, Newcastle were pretty poor but the goalkeeper was just outstanding. 

"They have had a few good games recently - they didn't perform today but they won and that's football. 

"I'd be very worried if was a Bournemouth supporter. They had so much possession and created so many chances, but they just did not look like scoring the goal. That would worry me."

Everton manager Roberto Martinez, speaking to BBC Sport: "We allowed West Ham too much space for the first goal, but I was delighted with the way we responded. We kept West Ham very, very quiet in the second half.

"The performance was terrific in terms of having a winning mentality. I was just disappointed at the end that we couldn't find that bit of magic to get the three points."

Whose name is being sung loudly inside the Britannia right now?

Here's a clue: Jose Mourinhoooo!

There have been loads of goals in the FA Cup today.

Non-league side Altrincham produced one of the shocks of the afternoon as they beat League One outfit Barnsley...

We'll have all of the first-round goals for you on the website just as soon as we have them. 

Here are goals from five of today's games to get you started.

National League side Altrincham pulled off the biggest upset of the day in the first round of the FA Cup as they earned a 1-0 victory over Barnsley, who sit 45 places above Lee Sinnott's team in the football pyramid.

Three more League One clubs fell to League Two opposition, as Blackpool were beaten 2-0 by Barnet, Gillingham lost 2-0 toStevenage, and Coventry were knocked out by a lower-league side in the first round for the second year in a row with a 2-1 defeat byNorthampton.

Forest Green Rovers were 2-1 winners at League Two Wimbledon, while fellow National League club Eastleigh beat 10-man League One strugglers Crewe 1-0.

And seventh-tier outfit Stourbridge booked their place in the second round with a 2-1 win at National League Dover.

Follow reaction to today's FA Cup action here.

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

"Chelsea's Champions League win over Dynamo Kiev on Wednesday was a massive result. Not just because of the victory, but because they got it after being pegged back to 1-1 late in the game.  

"I think it could turn out to be a turning point in Chelsea's season, because it was a completely different reaction to the one we saw from their players when they conceded an equaliser just before half-time of their defeat by Liverpool last weekend.

"Stoke will be ready for them, but I am backing Chelsea to win this time."

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Norwich goalscorer Jonny Howson, speaking to Sky Sports: "We've had a few bad results over the past few weeks, but our performances haven’t been too bad. We said before this match that we needed something from the game. 

"Swansea are very good in possession and you have to respect your opposition at this level. 

"The goal gave us all a lift and over the past few games we've conceded first, which at this level is hard to come back from. So the goal gave us a platform from which to hold on. 

"After a few defeats, these wins count. We kept a clean sheet, having conceded a few sloppy goals this season from set pieces. So this result is very pleasing."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"Lots of wisecracks about Mourinho savouring the warmth of his room at Chelsea's hotel rather than the traditional freeze-in at Stoke.

"Let it be said that the weather is positively mild and the environment of The Britannia Stadium is one of the most enjoyable and atmospheric in the Premier League."

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri has previously promised to buy his players pizza in return for clean sheets.

Thirty one goals in 11 Championship games, seven coming at bottom club Rotherham where the hosts, five points from safety, were thumped 5-2 in front of their own fans. At the top, Hull City and Brighton both won and both have 34 points, the Tigers at the summit thanks to a superior goal difference.

Struggling Charlton defeated Sheffield Wednesday to ease their worries near the bottom while Birmingham scored five at Fulham. 

The matches at Wolves,QPR and Bolton ended goalless.

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