William Mcphee: This has been a good game, you would not believe that Villa are in the top league - shocking team #bbcfacup.

Did you miss Micah Richards' icy cool finish?

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The best bit of attacking football so far from the hosts as Matt Bloomfield combines well with Garry Thompson out on the right wing and cuts the ball back for Sam Wood.

Wood has lost his marker and meets the cross with a meaty side-foot volley but can only guide the ball over the top.

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Dave Hemming: Micah Richards scores and goes down but after being treated for shock is able to continue #bbcfacup.

Aston Villa goalkeeper Mark Bunn has two Wycombe players standing close enough to tell him what he had from breakfast from the smell of his breath as they wait for a corner.

He does very well to punch clear as the set-piece comes curling in under his crossbar.

It was exactly the same sort of delivery that Adam Bogdan missed entirely last night playing for Liverpool at Exeter

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Clive Allen
BBC Radio 5 live at Adams Park

"Aston Villa have taken the sting out of Wycombe having seen them come at them early. They have got ti the ball quicker and worked their way into the game. They have now picked up a swift passing game."

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Black humour amid the celebrations from Aston Villa's fans after that strike from Micah Richards.

"We've scored a goal" is the chant - along with a colourful question about Wycombe's quality as a side actually losing to Villa.

Suppose if they didn't laugh this season they might be tempted to cry.

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

“Villa have been getting on top in the last 5 to 10 minutes and especially down the right hand side, Carles Gil didn’t panic and slotted a good pass through to Micah Richards and he finished well.” 

Nath B: Wonder if a Villa win against Wycombe would warrant another pitch invasion this year? #bbcfacup.

Postpublished at 13:12 Greenwich Mean Time 9 January 2016

13:12 GMT 9 January 2016

Wycombe 0-1 Aston Villa

Micah Richards copped a heavy knock on his ankle in the act of scoring.

Wycombe defender Joe Jacobson was the man sliding in to make the block who instead clattered into the Villa skipper's standing leg.

It looked painful, but Richards is running it off with the goal-scoring adrenalin still pumping around his system.

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Clive Allen
BBC Radio 5 live at Adams Park

"That goal was orchestrated by Carles Gil on the left hand side with some step overs before cutting in. It was well taken by captain Micah Richards.

"Villa get the all-important lead."

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

“Villa will have done their homework on Wycombe but they won’t really know until they play them and Garry Thompson in particular has been a real thorn in their side so far. 

"Villa’s midfield has just been stopping Wycombe so far rather than being a creative force.”

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"Not much quality so far - Villa's fans seem more intrigued by a man walking his dog high on a hill behind the goal Wycombe are currently defending. He's got a great view of not very much up to now."

Villa are looking better up top than they are at the back. 

Kieran Richardson floats in a cross from the left, it is batted away by goalkeeper Alex Lynch, but Ashley Westwood wallops high and not-so-handsome as the ball drops to him 20 yards out.

This Villa defence is very tatty.

Micah Richards goes AWOL at right-back, the ball is flicked into the hole he has left behind and Sam Wood's volleyed effort is well saved by Mark Bunn. Michael Harriman was lurking at the far post to snap up any scrapes.

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Clive Allen
BBC Radio 5 live at Adams Park

"Wycombe have not allowed Aston Villa to settle and dictate the tempo of the game. It is fast and furious - a typical FA Cup tie."

Not too shabby from Villa, but their final pass is a little skew-whiff.

Rudy Gestede takes down a long ball on his chest, lays off to Carles Gil, but the Spaniard's pass to the over-lapping Kieran Richardson is over-hit.

There was space there if Gil had weighted it right.

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This is like a psychedelic reworking of that old iconic Athena poster. Strangely moving.

Calum Findlay: Following @wwfcofficial vs Villa from Paris with my only coverage being #bbcfootball. Come on you chairboys! #Bloomfield #bbcfacup.