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The first game between the two ended in a 1-1 draw, with Jordan Rose netting a stoppage-time equaliser for Whitehawk.

As mentioned, we'll update you of any notable action, while you can listen to live BBC radio commentary by clicking on the Live Coverage tab at the top of the page.

Here are the starting line-ups for tonight's FA Cup second-round replay. 

Everton await the winners in round three.

We'll bring you all the major talking points from that match at The Enclosed Ground throughout the evening.

Here's a pre-match tweet from Reading winger Ola John, which has subsequently been deleted by the Dutchman.

I'm assuming the "big joke" was him being left out of the side....

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Reading currently have six loan signings in their squad, of which John is one of them.

Only five are allowed to be named in a matchday squad.

Reading make one change from their 1-0 defeat at Preston on Saturday.

Caretaker manager Martin Kuhl recalls central defender Michael Hector in place of striker Hal Robson-Kanu.

However, looks like the Chelsea loanee will occupy a position just in front of the back four as the visitors go for a 4-1-3-2 formation. 

Midfielder Stephen Quinn makes a return from injury to take a place on the bench against his former club.

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Subs: Al-Habsi, Robson-Kanu, Piazon, Fernandez, Quinn, Keown, Cooper.

Two changes for Hull from their 1-0 victory against Bolton at the KC Stadium on Saturday.

Harry Maguire and Abel Hernández replace Michael Dawson and Mo Diamé.

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Subs: Jakupovic, Huddlestone, Snodgrass, Maloney, Diame, Hayden, Diomande.

It's Wednesday night and the non-stop feast of pre-Christmas football action continues.

As well as one match in the Championship this evening between Hull and Reading at the KC Stadium, we've also got the last tie of the FA Cup second round still to be settled between non-leaguers Whitehawk and League Two Dagenham & Redbridge.

Team news from both to come shortly...

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