A double booking at Villa Park where Aston Villa's Leandro Bacuna and Man City's Raheem Sterling have had a coming together.

The Dutchman is lucky to stay on, grabbing the throat of his opponent and seconds later, the two are at it again off the ball.

One more chance left for Bacuna...

Watford's Adlene Guedioura chests the ball down on the edge of the box and takes aim, but his shot is straight at the keeper and saved at the second attempt.

As you can see from the average positions of the 22 men so far, Arsenal are pushing, Burnley are deep.

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Alexis Sanchez is buzzing around and looks to put the finishing touch to a good team move but a good block denies his strike from 18 yards.

League Two leaders Northampton have their feet up this weekend but will be pleased to see that second-placed side Plymouth are losing at home to Wycombe - Gozie Ugwu on target.

Kenny McEvoy has put bottom club York 1-0 up against Stevenage. A win for the Minstermen would see them move level with Dagenham & Redbridge, who don't play today. 

Stoke should have levelled. Or at least hit the target. Joselu looks to the heavens after skying into the Holmesdale End from about 12 yards out.

Glenn Murray's flicked header from a free-kick drifts inches past Portsmouth's left-hand post. That's the closest the visitors have got.

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Former Blackburn goalkeeper Tim Flowers: "What a consummate penalty that was. A stuttered run and sends the goalkeeper the wrong way. This kid Kelechi looks a real player to me. He has certainly been the best player on the pitch so far today."

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"I said when Raheem Sterling was walking up, I don't fancy him on penalties. He doesn't have the confidence. What Kelechi Iheanacho did I couldn't even do in training. It was perfect - sending the goalkeeper the wrong way with a shimmy run-up. The keeper's gone."

Manchester City are on easy street now - Kelechi Iheanacho calmy rolling the ball into the back of the net from 12 yards, after Raheem Sterling had been brought down by Leandro Bacuna.

Interestingly, Sterling stepped up to take the kick but City skipper Pablo Zabaleta stepped in and gave the ball to Iheanacho. Good job he scored!

Leeds almost double their lead. A quick counter through teenager Lewis Cook puts Bolton on the back foot and he unselfishly squares to Mirco Antenucci. But the Italian striker's fierce effort is pushed wide by Bolton keeper Ben Amos.

League One leaders Burton are losing 1-0 at Rochdale, with Callum Camps putting the hosts ahead.

Wigan lead Port Vale thanks to a Richard Duffy own goal and Scunthorpe are 1-0 up at Coventry.

Goalless everywhere else.

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"Saido Berahino had options around him but he backed himself to score - that is what good strikers do. We don't know what's going on behind the scenes with him at West Brom, but from a football perspective he has to play. If he plays every game he gets you 20 goals a season." 

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"If I was in Saido Berahino's situation, the bridges are burnt, I need to leave. That is me personally, I don't know what has gone on but he needs to move on.

"He isn't  a gamble for another club, the quality is there. He needs an arm round him and needs to feel wanted."

The Great Protato: What a strike from chambers to make it 1-0  

Ed McKeon: How many passes in the build up to that Chambers goal?! 

Faddi S: What a goal from Chambers.

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"Not too long before Calum Chambers opened the scoring for Arsenal Andre Gray had a shot saved by David Ospina - a really good chance. When you get chances like that in the FA Cup you have to take them. Especially against the big boys." 

Reading midfielder Aaron Tshibola is playing for the first time since October today, and he went close early doors with a shot which skimmed the bar. Still goalless though.

Bournemouth's Adam Federici makes a great low save to his right to prevent Marc McNulty's low drive from sneaking in. Pompey and McNulty have given the Cherries little respite in the opening few minutes.

How did this creep in?! Lewis McGugan swings in a 35-yard free-kick and everybody in the box misses the ball - including the home keeper. The ball nestles into the bottom corner and the Champo side lead.

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