Kevin Kilbane
Ex-Everton winger at the Macron Stadium, BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"Eastleigh are not able to get comfortable possession and that's credit to Bolton's pressing. In replays, there's a bit of nervousness, you know what team you're going to get in the next round, and Eastleigh look a bit nervy."

Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Fratton Park

Little to shout about in this one so far, but both sides have gone close to a goal with early chances.

Kyle Bennett looks a threat for the hosts and almost nipped in ahead of Ipswich goalkeeper Bartosz Bialkowski, but couldn't direct his effort on target.

Brett Pitman then almost capitalised on an error by Adam Webster, but could only find the roof of the net with an outstretched leg. 

Dean Saunders
Former Wales striker at Villa Park for BBC Radio 5 live

Dean is happy to hear Eastleigh have started well away to Bolton. 

"Their manager Chris Todd is my cousin so good luck to him tonight - and it's my mother's birthday."

Not sure how that is connected, but Happy Birthday Mrs Saunders.

Oh, nearly the opener as Craig Gardner - in acres of space following a downward header from Salomon Rondon - drives a shot from the edge of the box, but puts his effort wide. Rondon then drags an effort past the post. West Brom starting to get into the game.

Eastleigh are playing a high line. Two long balls have almost put Bolton through, but neither Gary Madine nor Liam Feeney were able to collect the ball before Ross Flitney. Bolton have started the better of the two teams.   

Any chance of a goal? Anyone?

League Two side Northampton are keeping that monster away following on the edge of their seats. First Sam Hoskins has a shot well saved at one end before the Dons counter and look like scoring, but Dean Bowditch's shot from eight yards out is somehow blocked.

Entertaining fare in Milton Keynes. 

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Best chance of the night and it comes to Bradford as Mark Marshall has a complete air shot in the penalty area. Only connect...

West Brom might still be level, but they have lost Chris Brunt, who pulls up with a calf problem in the build up to Bristol City's chance and has to be replaced. Sebastien Pocognoli the man sent on.

Jordan Ayew gets himself on the end of a smart move for Aston Villa but hits a shot into the side-netting. That was a decent opening for Villa.

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John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Ashton Gate for BBC Radio 5 live

"Bristol City's Wes Burns has just missed a fantastic chance - pulling his shot wide of Ben Foster's goal when put through.

"City have been the better team. They've settled much better in the opening quarter of an hour."

Bristol City should be ahead as Bobby Reid's pass opens up West Brom and gives Wes Burns just Ben Foster to beat. He does so but also beats the far post by a yard or two. Burns scored the winner against Championship leaders Middlesbrough on Saturday. He should have scored again there.

Kevin Kilbane
Ex-Everton winger at the Macron Stadium, BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"This should be an entertaining match tonight. I don't think this will be a typical cup tie with a non-league side. Eastleigh have options, they've a team who can play good football." 

We are now under way at Bolton v Eastleigh and Reading v Huddersfield. 

Who are you rooting for tonight? Where are the Cupsets coming from? 

Phil Kerridge: It will be a massive shock if Ipswich Town's reserves win tonight.

Jon Evans: Villa looking at a cupset tonight.... They can battle through and beat Wycombe.

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Wycombe midfielder and BBC Sport columnist Matty Bloomfield pings a shot over the top from a good 30 yards at Villa Park. Decent effort, the League Two side giving as good as they are getting. 

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Eastleigh manager Chris Todd: "We've worked out what we think they will do. They've got some good players. Individually they're very good players who have played at a high level. We know that if we're not right we could find ourselves coming unstuck."

Francois Zoko, who used to play for Carlisle, has the first shot of the night at a frozen Huish Park but the Yeovil man screws a shot wide from 22 yards. 

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Twelve minutes (12), no goals (0).