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Just 15 minutes to go at Adams Park and it's the lower league side who are pushing for a winner. Aston Villa haven't won a game since September and it shows. Bereft of confidence, the Villa fans have just loudly opposed a substitution too.

Follow the last quarter of an hour here. 

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Southampton make three changes. Victor Wanyama makes way for Jordy Clasie in midfield.

Maya Yoshida replaces Ryan Bertrand and James Ward-Prowse is chosen ahead of Dusan Tadic.

Crystal Palace's French midfielder Yohan Cabaye returns from suspension to take his place in the starting line-up.

He is in for Mile Jedinak, while Jordon Mutch and Joe Ledley replace Chung-yong Lee and James McArthur in midfield as well.

Southampton XI: Stekelenburg, Yoshida, Clasie, Fonte, Long, Davis, Mane, Romeu, Martina, Van Dijk, Targett.

Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey, Ward, Dann, Delaney, Souare, Cabaye, Ledley, Zaha, Mutch, Puncheon, Campbell. 

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If Arsenal manage to defend their FA Cup title this season, Mr Wenger will be out on his own in terms of FA Cup wins.

Who says he never wins anything?

Stoke City

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Doncaster name 10 of the 11 players who started the impressive away win over Southend, with the inclusion of midfielder Harry Middleton the only change.

Stoke make nine changes from the side that lost to Liverpool in the League Cup in midweek, with only centre-backs Ryan Shawcross and Philipp Wollscheid retaining their place. Danish goalkeeper Jakob Haugaard makes his first start for the club. A rare start for Peter Crouch!

Doncaster XI: Stuckmann, Butler, Evina, Alcock, McCullough, Taylor-Sinclair, Middleton, Grant, Keegan, Williams, Tyson.

Stoke XI: Haugaard; Bardsley, Shawcross, Wollscheid, Wilson; Van Ginkel, Adam; Walters, Joselu, Diouf; Crouch.

Lewis Longman: How are Villa this bad? It's like watching a pub team play...after having already spent two hours in the pub. #bbcfacup.

Jon Evans: Surprised #avfc fans aren't staging more protests. The players have no fight and the chairman has ruined the club. #bbcfacup.

England international Ellen White and her husband are preparing to say hello and goodbye to the Boleyn Ground as West Ham take on Wolves today.

Hull and Brighton are both pushing for promotion to the Premier League and have opted to make seven changes each from their last starting line-ups.

Both sides have changed their goalkeepers with Eldin Jakupovic in goal for Steve Bruce’s side, while Finnish goalkeeper Niki Maenpaa plays for Brighton for the first time since 25 August.

Hull: Jakupovic, Odubajo, Robertson, Davies, Maguire, Huddlestone, Hayden, Taylor, Snodgrass, Aluko, Diomande.

Brighton: Maenpaa, Goldson, Dunk, Ridgewell; Calderon, Holla, Ince, Chicksen; Crofts, Towell, Manu.

Nice hat Chappers.

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Norwich keeper John Ruddy replacing Declan Rudd is one of seven changes made by the Canaries following their win over Southampton. They have signed right-back Ivo Pinto from Dinamo Zagreb but he doesn't make the squad.

Manchester City also make seven changes from the side beaten at Everton in the first leg of the League Cup semi-final on Wednesday. However, it stills looks a strong line-up as striker Sergio Aguero and winger Raheem Sterling start, along with 19-year-old forward Kelechi Iheanacho. 

Norwich XI: Ruddy, Bennett, Martin, Bassong, Wisdom, Dorrans, Mulumbu, Olsson, Howson, Odjidja, Jerome.

Man City XI: Caballero, Zabaleta, Demichelis, Otamendi, Kolarov, Fernando, Delph, Navas, Sterling, Iheanacho, Aguero.

West Ham United

West Ham make seven changes with Darren Randolph in between the sticks and Nikica Jelavic starting in attack.

Wolves striker Benik Afobe, linked with a £10m move to Bournemouth, is not in the starting line-up. Wolves make three changes from the 1-0 win at Brighton with Rajiv van La Parra, Bjorn Sigurdarson and Michal Zyro coming in.

West Ham XI: Randolph, Reid, Cresswell, Song, Zarate, Jenkinson, Obiang, Noble, Collins, Jelavic, Antonio.

Wolves XI: Ikeme, Iorfa, Batth, Ebanks-Landell, Doherty, McDonald, Van La Parra, Coady, Edwards, Zyro, Sigurdarson.  

FA Cup holders Arsenal make five changes for the visit of Sunderland.

Gabriel, Kieran Gibbs, Calum Chambers, Alex Iwobi and Joel Campbell all come in, with Per Mertesacker, Nacho Monreal, Aaron Ramsey, Mathieu Flamini and Mesut Ozil left out.

Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford makes his Sunderland debut as Sam Allardyce makes eight changes. Duncan Watmore, Lee Cattermole and John O'Shea are the only players to retain their places in the side.

Arsenal XI: Cech, Bellerin, Gabriel, Koscielny, Gibbs, Chambers, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Iwobi, Campbell, Walcott, Giroud.  

Sunderland XI: ​Pickford, van Aanholt, Cattermole, O'Shea, Lens, Graham, Toivonen, Coates, Fletcher, Yedlin, Watmore.

Frankie: #facup #bbcfacup It is a strong team but Mbabu starting over a natural winger in Thauvin hope it was the right choice.

Liam Young: We are finally taking the FA Cup seriously! Well done Steve McClaren @nufcfans #bbcfacup.

Sam Whitehead: Finally taking the cup seriously with a decent side, hopefully grab a win and be in the draw monday night #bbcfacup #NUFC.

Everyone to the Changing Room bar...

But where do the players change? Are they having a swift one to settle the nerves?

Or perhaps it's just a bar called The Changing Room. I suspect the latter.

Into the last 20 minutes at Adams Park. Can a second League Two side hold Premier League opposition?

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West Brom have named a strong side for the visit of struggling Championship side Bristol City. Former Bristol Rovers striker Rickie Lambert will fancy a goal against the 'old enemy'.

Bristol City, who are backed by 5,300 travelling fans, are only able to name six substitutes due to having just 17 senior players. The bench includes a goalkeeper with no first-team experience.

West Brom XI: Foster; Chester, Evans, Morrison, Brunt, McClean, Lambert, McAuley, Fletcher, Sessegnon, Rondon. Subs. Myhill; Yacob, Gardner, Gamboa, Berahino, McManaman, Dawson.

Bristol City XI:  Fielding, Little, Ayling, Flint, Baker, Bryan, Smith, Pack, Freeman, Wilbraham, Kodjia. Subs. O'Leary, Williams, Wagstaff, Reid, Agard, Burns.