Leicester City hold the dubious honour of having appeared in the most FA Cup finals without ever winning it. They've been runners-up four times, with Birmingham City and Queen's Park (who now play in Scotland!) being the bridesmaid twice....

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Who will be banging them in tonight? Tottenham's Harry Kane or Leicester's Jamie Vardy?

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And Exeter won't just have fans of the underdog rooting for them tonight.

They'll also have the residents of Bad Homburg (their twin town in Germany) backing them.

Bad Homburg, according to the internet, is one of the wealthiest towns in Germany with a marketing slogan of "Champagne, air and tradition".

One of their most famous residents is Keegan Gerhard, a pastry chef.

Stick with us, folks. We're not just about football, you know.

I'm not overly familiar with the travel arrangement of League Two clubs, but I think Exeter's flight to Liverpool for tonight's match might have been a very different mode of transport for the Grecians. The local newspaper did a story all about it, saying the plane was chartered especially for Paul Tisdale's men.

Could a short hop in the air make all the difference for Exeter tonight?

Adam Bogdan pays the price for his calamitous goalkeeping in the original tie as regular Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet steps in between the sticks. 

There's also more experience in Liverpool's line-up this time as Christian Benteke, Jose Enrique, Joe Allen and Jordan Ibe also all start to add Premier League know-how. 

Exeter have made four changes to the team which drew 2-2 against Liverpool, with Danny Butterfield, Matt Oakley, Arron Davies and Clinton Morrison starting in the Anfield tie.

Liverpool XI: Mignolet, Randall, Ilori, Enrique, Smith, Brannagan, Allen, Stewart, Ibe, Teixeira, Benteke.

Exeter XI: Olejnik, Butterfield, Woodman, Ribeiro, Oakley, Holmes, Davies, Morrison, Nicholls, Moore-Taylor (capt), Brown.

Preparations are well under way at the King Power Stadium it seems...

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In fact, just 48 hours earlier, the nation was treated to a plucky display from Exeter who almost caused an almighty shock - twice taking the lead against seven-time winners Liverpool.

That game also ended 2-2.

Which brings us to the here and now...

Many of you will remember the third-round clash between Spurs and Leicester which led to tonight's replay.

In a word, it was a humdinger.

Tottenham dominated, then Leicester dominated, then Tottenham dominated, then it ended 2-2.

It was good. If tonight's match offers the same drama, we're in clover.

Tottenham appear keen to add a striker to the ranks this month, and West Brom's Saido Berahino continues to be linked with a move to the Lane. Berahino's future has been the subject of debate on 5 live...

Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker - ex-Foxes and Spurs striker - introduces live coverage of the third-round replay between the in-form Premier League sides.

The programme begins at 19:30 GMT on BBC One and you can also watch the tie on this page. Click on the 'Live Coverage' tab.

Who will Gary back?

Leicester City's matchday programme has a handy guide for those supporters who don't know what threats Tottenham have in store.

Hugo Lloris possesses 'excellent reflexes', Harry Kane is a 'lethal finisher' and Dele Alli is 'vastly talented'.

Don't say you haven't been warned, Foxes fans...

Tonight we want your nominations for the best dressed person in football. 

Marko Whitmore, external Pulis. Prowls the touch lines in trackies and then does the interviews after the game in a £3000 Armani suit

Evan Chattaway, external It deffo was not Kenny Daglish, tracksuit to the Carling Cup final v Cardiff. Haha

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Leicester make nine changes from the XI that started in the 1-1 draw against Aston Villa.

Leading scorer Jamie Vardy is named as a substitute, as is midfielder Riyad Mahrez.

Tottenham striker Harry Kane starts on the bench, alongside in-form attacking midfielder Dele Alli.

The London club make a total of eight changes from the XI that started in the 4-1 win over Sunderland at the weekend.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, De Laet, Wasilewski, Benalouane, Chilwell, Dyer, King, Inler, Drinkwater, Gray, Ulloa.

Tottenham XI: Vorm, Walker, Dier, Wimmer, Davies, Carroll, Bentaleb, Lamela, Eriksen, Chadli, Son.  

Speaking of Compton... for the celeb spotters among you, the BBC Sport team were sharing work space with Ice Cube and Kevin Hart this afternoon.

The duo were promoting their new film on BBC Radio 5 live... and it didn't take long for host Dan Walker to ask them why they had popped down to Manchester City and not Manchester United this morning.

The result is brilliant. Have a gander at the video below.

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Before we go any further, let's kick off tonight's debate.

In honour of Exeter City manager Paul Tisdale, who will grace the Anfield touchline tonight, we want your nominations for the best dressed person in football.

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Be warned though... the first taxi outta Compton is reserved for anyone who nominates Steve Bruce.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Mark Pougatch is in the BBC Radio 5 live studio this evening, bringing you build up to tonight's games from 19:00 GMT. 

And it gets better because from 20:00 GMT our radio colleagues will be providing live coverage of Liverpool's match with Exeter.

Want to listen to Leicester v Spurs? Tune in to BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

Sit back; read, listen, watch, enjoy.

Wowzers, that pizza below looks good, doesn't it?

It's made me want pizza now.

Anyway, enough of that... are you ready for a deep pan-style feast of FA Cup football?

On tonight's menu is live BBC television and radio coverage of Leicester v Tottenham. And help yourself to our just-as-tasty side dish: Liverpool v Exeter.

Yes! Just yes!