Graeme Le Saux
Football Focus

"Stoke are playing very well and Mark Hughes has a group of players where they have brought in quality.

"They are a real threat and Stoke go into the game as favourites but Doncaster will give a good account of themselves."

The Chronicle's Lee Ryder applauds Newcastle's team selection against Watford.

Everton

A massive eight changes for Everton, but Phil Jagielka returns to the starting line-up, along with Bryan Oviedo and Steven Pienaar.

League Two strugglers Dagenham and Redbridge hand a debut to Nottingham Forest youngster Joe Worrall, who joined on loan on Friday.

Everton XI: Robles, Galloway, Jagielka, Funes Mori, Oviedo, Besic, Gibson, Pienaar, Lennon, Mirallas, Kone.  

Dagenham & Redbridge XI: Cousins, Passley, Labadie, Nosworthy, Dikamona, Chambers, Doidge, Raymond, Muldoon, Hemmings, Worrall  

One of the five all-Premier League ties takes place at Vicarage Road - but neither side makes sweeping changes.

Watford name 17 of the 18-man squad which lost 2-1 at home to Manchester City, but top scorer Odion Ighalo drops to the bench as one of four changes to the starting XI.

Newcastle make just one change from the 1-0 defeat at Arsenal - Swiss youngster Kevin Mbabu replacing injured midfielder Jack Colback.

Watford XI: Gomes, Nyom, Cathcart, Prodl, Holebas, Watson, Guedioura, Berghuis, Deeney, Jurado, Oulare.

Newcastle XI: Elliot, Mbemba, Coloccini, Dummett, Janmaat, Sissoko, Tiote, Wijnaldum, Mbabu, Perez, Mitrovic.

A welcome return to the side for Birmingham's David Cotterill, who has been out since November...

Birmingham: Legzdins, Eardley, Morrison, Spector, Grounds, Kieftenbeld, Davis, Cotterill, Shinnie, Soloman-Otabor, Vaughan.

Bournemouth: Federici, Lee, Distin, Cargill, Butcher, Pugh, MacDonald, O’Kane, Tomlin, Kermorgant, Rantie.

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Alistair Bruce-Ball
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"This is what it is all about today."

Sadly neither will get their hands on that today...

Full team news shortly, but there's no Benik Afobe for Wolves. That £10m move to Bournemouth looks ever likely.

Liz Tray: Rather loving Gareth Ainsworth. Looks like an 80s rock star #Whitesnake #bbcfacup Hope Micah scores the winner though #mcfc.

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We have a game off in the FA Cup - Newport County's match with Blackburn Rovers has been beaten by the rain.

That's a late call-off. Any suggestions for what Blackburn fans can do?

Well shot that man.

A packed Adams Park enjoyed that one - apart from the 2,500+ Villa fans at the far end.

I don't really see how Ashley Westwood could have avoided that penalty...

Anyway, team news coming up.

England and Chelsea player Karen Carney used to star for Birmingham but even she has sympathy with former rivals Villa after that penalty.

The last time a club from the fourth tier ousted a PL club was in January 2012, when Swindon Town defeated Wigan 2-1 in the third round. Swindon went on to become champions of League Two and win promotion. (Infostrada)

Portsmouth might want to be wary of Ipswich left-back Jonas Knudsen this afternoon... because he's nicknamed 'Mad Dog'. Hardly what you want to hear if you're a Pompey winger.

"I have tried to show everyone that I am a winner," said Knudsen. "It took a few weeks and then there were some who began to call me Mad Dog because I get stuck in and because I show more passion than many others.”

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