Blackburn Rovers TV's Neil Yardley has pictured Timmy Mallett at Oxford. Wrong saying though Neil... That was the Chuckle Brothers surely?

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea & Norwich striker on BBC Radio 5 live

"It's been comfortable for Tottenham. This never had a giant-killing feeling about it for me - because Colchester have conceded so many goals this season."  

Manchester United now have company in the fifth round, in the shape of a dominant Tottenham Hotspur.

If you love the concept of the People's Cup like Jahan here, then watch all the highlights here.

Final Score

Up and running on BBC Red Button right now, Final Score with all the build up to today's 15:00 GMT games.

In contrast to the Championship, in League One it's the top of the table that is of the greatest interest, with only Walsall of the top six still in the cup.

That presents an opportunity for leaders Burton to open up a seven-point lead over the third-placed Saddlers if they win at Rochdale.

Second-placed Gillingham head to Blackpool while Wigan,Coventry and Millwall can all improve their prospects with home wins. 

And with leaders Northampton not playing in League Two, Plymouth have the chance to take over at the top if they beat Wycombe at Home Park.

With 10 Championship sides having made the fourth round, today's league programme has been hit, with only three games left.

And it's all eyes on the battle to beat the drop, with three of the bottom four sides in action.

At the New York Stadium, fourth-from-bottom Rotherham could cut Charlton and basement side Bolton adrift if they overcome the Addicks to open up a seven-point buffer over their opponents.  

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And Bristol City, boosted by this week's arrivals of forward Lee Tomlin and left-back Scott Golbourne, will climb out of the bottom three if they beat play-off-chasing Birmingham City at Ashton Gate.

Huddersfield against Cardiff is the day's other game.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea & Norwich striker on BBC Radio 5 live

"We were just giving Colchester credit for their play going forward but at the back it is an absolute shambles. Tom Carroll was free in the middle - who was picking him up?"

Aaron Tshibola and Stephen Quinn replace Lucas Piazon and George Evans as Reading make two changes to the side which drew with Sheffield Wednesday.

Walsall bring a side unchanged to the one which drew 1-1 with Blackpool last time out.

Reading XI: Al-Habsi, Gunter, Obita, Cooper, Ferdinand, Norwood, Williams, Tshibola, Quinn, Robson-Kanu, Vydra.

Walsall XI: Etheridge; Demetriou, O'Connor, Downing, Taylor, Henry, Chambers, Mantom, Forde, Sawyers, Bradshaw.

Moved away from the Colchester v Spurs for a moment? You may have noticed it has gone goal crazy in the past few minutes.

Catch up what has happened here. Into the final 10 minutes now.

Oh, and here's a sneak peek at Tottenham's second goal....

Midfielder Abu Ogogo, who has missed the last three matches with a hamstring injury, makes an appearance on the substitutes’ bench for Shrewsbury. 

Joe Bennett makes his debut for Sheffield Wednesday after completing his loan signing from Aston Villa. Fit again Michael Turner and Lewis McGugan also start. 

Shrewsbury XI: Leutwiler, Whitbread, Black, Brown, Grimmer, Mangan, Knight-Percival, Clark, Akpa Akpro, Cole, Smith

Sheffield Wednesday XI: Price, Palmer, Turner, Sasso, Bennett, Semedo, McGugan, Matias, Sougou, Hooper, Joao  

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Bury's leading scorer Leon Clarke is not in the squad. Right-back Joe Riley also misses out - he is linked with a move away from the League One club.

Promotion-chasing Hull make 11 changes to the side that started in the 1-0 win over Fulham.

Bury XI: Lawlor, Soares, Cameron, Brown, Hussey, Tutte, Pugh, Etuhu, Mayor, Pope, Rose.

Hull XI: Jakupovic, Bruce, Taylor, Meyler, Huddlestone, Akpom, Dawson, Aluko, Diomande, Elmohamady, Tymon.

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Final Score

Burnley - third in the Championship - take on Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday but make just two changes for this tie.

Experienced midfielder Joey Barton drops to the bench along with right-back Matthew Lowton. Tendayi Darikwa and Fredrik Ulvestaf come in.

Burnley: Heaton, Darikwa, Mee, Keane, Ward, Arfield, Ulvestad, Jones, Boyd, Vokes, Gray.

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Arsene Wenger makes nine changes from the side which lost to Chelsea - including handing a debut to Mohamed Elneny.

Petr Cech drops to the bench as David Ospina takes his place in goal as only Olivier Giroud and Laurent Koscielny keep their places.

The Gunners don't forget have won this trophy for two straight seasons and their match programme today leads with the message - 'to have and to hold.'

Arsenal: Ospina, Chambers, Gabriel, Koscielny, Gibbs, Coquelin, Elneny, Iwobi, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Alexis, Giroud.

And could she witness Saido Berahino's final game for Albion?!

Saido Berahino makes a rare start for West Brom, with the striker leading the line alongside Rickie Lambert. Baggies boss Tony Pulis has selected a strong line up, although Darren Fletcher misses out because of a knee problem. 

Peterborough defender Harry Toffolo misses out after the full-back suffered a head injury in the midweek defeat by Burton, but Michael Bostwick returns after recovering from a calf injury which has kept him sidelined since December.

West Brom XI: Myhill, Dawson, McAuley, Evans, Pocognoli, Sessegnon, Yacob, Gardner, McClean, Berahino, Lambert   

Peterborough XI: Alnwick, Smith, Baldwin, Bostwick, Oztumer, Almeida Santos, Beautyman, Angol, Forrester, Wilson, Coulthirst,

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Fraizer Campbell replaces the suspended Connor Wickham up front for Crystal Palace with Lee Chung-Yong coming in for James McArthur in their only other change. Striker Emmanuel Adebayor, signed this week on a free transfer, is not in the Eagles' 18.

Stoke forward Peter Odemwingie makes his first start since September in one of eight changes to the Potters side.  

Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey, Ward, Dann, Delaney, Souare, Ledley, Cabaye, Zaha, Lee, Puncheon, Campbell.

Stoke XI: Haugaard, Bardsley, Wollscheid, Wilson, Pieters, Ireland, van Ginkel, Shaqiri, Bojan, Odemwingie, Joselu.

Portsmouth's Ben Close replaces Adam Barton in midfield. He is one of three changes made by the League Two side.

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe makes 10 changes to the starting XI that drew 1-1 at Sunderland. Glenn Murray starts in attack while Adam Federici is in goal for the Cherries.  

Portsmouth XI: Fulton, Davies, Burgess, Clarke, Stevens, Close, Doyle, Roberts, McNulty, Bennett, McGurk.  

Bournemouth XI: Federici, Smith, Elphick, Distin, Cargill, O'Kane, MacDonald, Iturbe, King, Grabban, Murray.

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