Middlesbrough beat Burnley to go top
QPR fight back to draw 2-2 with Brighton
Salford knocked out in extra time by Hartlepool
Scunthorpe book third-round tie with Chelsea
Tom Ince (71 mins, hat-trick)
Image source, Rex FeaturesTom Ince scores the first hat-trick of his career. Former England striker Darren Bent pulls a cross back and potential future England international steers it home from about 12 yards out. And with that this game is surely done.
QPR 1-2 Brighton
Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at Loftus Road
"This game has completely changed now. I think this one will carry on until the end."
Cardiff 2-1 Brentford
Cardiff have let a two-goal slip in their last two home games. Can Brentford make it a hat-trick tonight? They have 21 minutes to complete a comeback.
Michael Morrison (67 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe skipper leading from the front. Michael Morrison rises highest to head in the equaliser for Birmingham from a corner.
It was cleared off the line, but the referee Kevin Wright adjudges the ball to have crossed the line.
QPR 1-2 Brighton
Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at Loftus Road
"How has no-one taken Charlie Austin to the Premier League? Eighteen goals in the top flight last season, so there must be a blind spot. That was a finish and he's been on his own up there, so he's deserved it."
Jake Bidwell (69 mins)
Corner comes in, Jake Bidwell, on his 186th Brentford appearance, heads home his first goal at the back post.
Charlie Austin (65 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesGame on!
QPR back in this. Winger Matt Phillips whips in a tantalising ball into the box which striker Charlie Austin gets on the end of, but his initial effort is blocked by Brighton defender Gordon Greer.
Unperturbed, Austin reacts the quickest to lash in his ninth of the season. Premier League clubs watching?
Tom Ince (63 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt's a Tom Ince brace. The winger runs at the City defender and has an effort from just outside the box - it looks like it's deflected, but either way it's a goal. The Rams up to third as things stand.
QPR 0-2 Brighton
QPR 0-2 Brighton
No getting past Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale today. QPR striker Charlie Austin with some silky skills on the edge of the area, doing some kick-ups before smashing a shot in at the front post but Stockdale gets down to push it away.
Wycombe are level against 10-man Notts County again in League Two, Aaron Holloway making it 2-2 with 28 minutes left.
Scunthorpe 2-0 Leyton Orient
Gooooooaaaaaaal! Finally our FA Cup drought is over with two goals in quick succession. And this is big!
Scunthorpe take the lead against visitors Leyton Orient when French defender Jean-Yves Mvoto sticks the ball into his own net and then double their lead four minutes later through Jack King.
The prize? A trip to Premier League relegation fodder Chelsea. Scunny might fancy their chances there...
Brett Pitman (57 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's two in two for Brett Pitman, who steers home a Freddie Sears cross with a first-time hooked effort past Andy Lonergan. Can Fulham come back for a second time?
QPR 0-2 Brighton
Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at Loftus Road
"That's a speculative shot and a routine save and suddenly the ball hits the back of the net. That is one of the simplest saves Rob Green could have been asked to make. There was a slight deflection, but there was still 20 yards to go so he had time to adjust."
Rajiv van La Parra (55 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesA Rob Green special, this one.
On-loan manRajiv van La Parra collects the ball around 30-35 yards out and lets fly with an effort that squirms underneath the body of the former England international and Brighton double their lead.
Championship leaders taking their unbeaten start to 21 games.
Nicky Maynard (50 mins)
It's all happening here across the division - Nicky Maynard bursts through and doubles MK Dons' lead against Sheffield Wednesday.
Emilio Nsue (54 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesEmilio Nsue slots home from close range to put Boro 1-0 up against promotion rivals Burnley.
Dale Stephens (52 mins)
Image source, PAWhat a hit.
A corner is swung in, which Brighton defender Lewis Dunk heads back across goal and Dale Stephens with an overhead kick - admittedly he was only about a foot off the ground - but back towards goal and it's in the net.
Championship leaders ahead.
Not much action anywhere in the second half so far across the Championship and FA Cup.
Until now...