Ian Walsh
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

"It was a good effort from Sammy Ameobi after good work yet again from Peter Whittingham.

"As soon as Whittingham gets on the ball he shows his class and makes things happen."

A sidefoot shot from Sammy Ameobi... off the near post! It almost, almost snuck in.

Cardiff fans... tell me about Federico Macheda. Do you rate him? He's fallen off the radar after that promising start to his career at Manchester United. In a big way.

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Ian Walsh
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

"It wasn't that easy for Alex Revell earlier because it's popped up quite high and his momentum took him to the ball too quickly.

"I know Federico Macheda has scored key goals before but I think this is his best game for Cardiff so far."

Ian Wright
Football Analyst on 606

"I'm doing the draw tomorrow and who do you make favourites now? I don't think there's anybody for teams like Oxford to be afraid of."

The FA Cup fourth-round draw is held on Monday on the One Show at 19:00 GMT.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

"You can see how badly the Cardiff City Stadium pitch has deteriorated as the ball skids along the sticky, muddy surface.

"There is precious little noise from the stands, as a skeletal crowd struggles to get excited about this low-key cup tie.

"Cardiff and Shrewsbury are both looking to keep the ball on the floor and play passing football but the combination of a wretched pitch and sombre atmosphere is making life difficult for the players."

More quotes from Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino. He says: "It is a strange feeling. We deserved more. In the first half we were a bit unlucky. I'm very pleased with the performance, but today is a good example of not giving up and fighting. 

"How Leicester played was difficult to create chances as they played deep waiting for our mistakes. We feel disappointed, but that is football and we have the opportunity to go to Leicester and still be in the next round.

"Leicester are full of confidence, but we showed we were better, but football is about scoring goals."

Cardiff striker Alex Revell pulls his marker wide and prepares to have a dig but he's put off by a Shrewsbury defender and the ball goes out of play. Revell expects a corner for his efforts... but there's nothing doing.

Shrewsbury are in blue and white stripes this evening - the Argentina of the lower leagues. Cardiff are in their dark blue strip.

606 host Piers Morgan: "English footballers are massively overplayed. The time has come to look seriously at a winter break, we have to face up to this demon. I don't see the point of the League Cup any more and the FA Cup is heading that way too.

"Let's have one domestic cup which means something, let the winners have a place in the Champions League and it will mean something to everyone who enters it. Look at Jurgen Klopp, he can't believe what he's facing at Liverpool. A massive string of injuries and a massive list of games. He says why are you guys doing this? And it's a good question!"

Gareth Hopkins: That draw must only help #MCFC and #AFC - both teams will resent another fixture #THFCvsLCFC #bbcfootball.

Flemming Jensen: That's a penalty all day long. Same as yesterday. #TotLei #bbcfacup.

Steve: Regardless of the decision, replays show the ref has not seen the incident. He has guessed. Terrible refereeing! #bbcfacup.

Shrewsbury shipped seven in their last match against Chesterfield, with five of the goals coming in the 45th minute or after. Something for Cardiff to think about on this heaviest of heavy pitches.

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says: "I am happy because it was a draw and this is an important competition for us. A defeat would not have been fair, a draw is a bit more fair but if you analyse the full 90 minutes then we deserved more.

"I'm happy with the performance and we made a great effort. 

"Now it is about picking the best 11 players for Wednesday. We have a lot of games in different competitions and you need to keep your squad fit."

Ian Walsh
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

"Cardiff haven't really started here, it might even take them to go a goal behind before they really start playing."

Cardiff's Bruno Ecuele Manga drags wide from eight yards out. Got to make the keeper work there.

606 phone-in
BBC Radio 5 live

606 host Piers Morgan: "The only way you get the FA Cup back to being a proper, prestigious competition is to give the winners a Champions League place. Overnight, I promise you, the teams will all start taking it seriously again."

Larnell Cole, on loan from Fulham, deflects a shot wide from the edge of the box. Shrewsbury are creating the better chances, despite Cardiff's dominance of possession.