Wil Griffiths: Villa playing for a draw here. They'll need the replay gate money to supplement the inevitable parachute payment in May. #bbcfacup #WYCvAVL.

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

Nath B: Why did we just take Gil off? Strange decision... #bbcfacup.

Brian Little
Former Aston Villa player & manager on BBC WM 95.6

“Villa have been very scruffy in the second half and the way they have played has ruined their chances of a comfortable confidence building result.”     

Clive Allen
BBC Radio 5 live at Adams Park

"The intensity and tempo has gone out of Wycombe's game. You wonder if Aston Villa can use their Premier League experience as they are starting to get hold of possession again. They haven't created any chances though."

Decent defensive work from Kieran Richardson who scampers back to hook the ball out of the air and away from Garry Thompson as the Wycombe striker runs the channels.

John Murray
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

"We can hear what the Aston Villa fans think of that change. 'You don't know what you're doing' is the chant towards manager Remi Garde."

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Ch-ch-ch-changes.

Off comes Aaron Amadi-Holloway to be replaced by Gozie Ugwu for Wycombe.

Remi Garde also rolls the dice for Aston Villa. Off go the impressive Carles Gil along with the decent Scott Sinclair to be replaced by Jordan Veretout and Jordan Ayew.

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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.

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Sam Wood steams into a tackle on Carles Gil, taking ball, man and a huge divot.

Wood gives the flattened Gil a dirty look as he gets to his feet.

Gil, to his credit, is also back on his feet sharpish.

Anthony Stewart gets his head to a free-kick, but from a good 15 yards out he sends a glancing effort flying over the top.

Wycombe looking more likely than Villa to score next.

Turns out that being criticised in Dutch is almost as damning as in German.

Matthew Vins:  I'm excited for next season. 60 minutes has gone and Villa are still very much in this! Weird... #bbcfootball.

Elwyn Evans: When I first saw the challenge I thought the pen was for sticking his knee in the player's back? Still harsh but I love a cupset #bbcfacup.

Aston Villa have steadied the ship - Carles Gil getting on the ball in midfield and gliding past a couple of blue shirts.

If Villa do go down and, let's be honest, they are pretty much doomed - I wonder if there will be Premier League vultures who fancy picking him off the carcass.

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Oliver Johnson: It's great the FA Cup lets minnows like #avfc take the lead for a few minutes, even if deep down we know it won't last. #bbcfacup.

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

Rakesh Pradhan: If #avfc keep this up we will be fine in the championship #bbcfootball.  

Aaron Pierre is the Red Baron, Chuck Yeager, Maverick - the king of the penalty area skies.

The Wycombe defender is posing huge threat every time he rolls up from the back and Villa are fortunate when referee Michael Oliver award a free-kick for his challenge on goalkeeper Mark Bunn.

Michael Harriman gives away a corner as he gets change out of running at Kieran Richardson once again...

Wycombe asking all the questions.

Brian Little
Former Aston Villa player & manager on BBC WM 95.6

“Villa started the second half with little passes in their own half, they didn’t put balls into the Wycombe half and they started at a really slow pace. They have paid the price for their lack of urgency.”

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Adams Park

Aston Villa will feel hard done by after Matt Bloomfield was touched by Ashley Westwood's trailing arm - but the home fans inside a bouncing Adams Park are not complaining.

Villa have been so frail in this dreadful season and now they face a real test of character. They have not passed many of those this season.

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

Wycombe supporters enjoyed that one...