They've also never lost to Carlisle in three previous FA Cup meetings. I, though, feel there is a whiff of FA Cup magic in the air today...

Don't forget you can listen to commentary on this game on BBC Radio 5 live.

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This picture was captioned as 'Carlisle mascot holding a fox'.

Can't argue with that level of accuracy but as for why the mascot is holding a fox? No idea.

That, though, is the scariest fox I have ever seen.

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Former Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa winger Steve Stone on BBC Radio 5 live: "Carlisle have been through this before and the community gets together to help out. There is a fantastic atmosphere here now. Teams in League Two always need cash so this game is a welcome boost."

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Brunton Park was of course completely flooded as a result of the recent weather which battered the north of England but the Daily Mirror's Simon Bird says locals seem to be taking things with a pinch of humour.

MUFC2014: Referee mate of mine abandoned a match after a player he sent off keyed his jag.  

DR Williams: Sheffield United v Oldham was postponed on 9.2.85 when an unexploded WW2 bomb was discovered near by Bramall Lane.

Carlisle United make two changes as on-loan QPR midfielder Brandon Comley comes in along with fellow midfielder Antony Sweeney.

Carlisle Utd XI: Gillespie, Atkinson, Ellis, Raynes, Miller, Kennedy, Dicker, Sweeney, Gillesphey, Comley, Asamoah.  

For Everton, defender John Stones drops to the bench. Probably just being rested, but might get tongues wagging about a potential deadline transfer move...

Everton XI: Robles, Oviedo, Funes Mori, Jagielka, Coleman, McCarthy, Cleverley, Lennon, Pienaar, Barkley, Kone.  

BBC One

Don't forget the draw for the fifth round of the FA Cup takes place around 18:15 GMT, not long after the MK Dons v Chelsea game is over, and you will be able to watch it live on BBC One.

That game is not on BBC One in Scotland, with the Scottish League Cup semi-final between Ross County and Celtic on instead.

Tom Vaughan: Sunday league, burnt out car on the pitch

JP Fahy: I've just got home from a game I was supposed to referee but had to be called off cos one team didn't have enough players

Lee Roberts: Used to love a good car drive round the pitch before matches in the 70s n 80s. Used to happen every week! 

Wait, was that really a thing Lee?

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A couple of Carlisle United fans are in early to grab that all-important spot in the ground where they can hang up their shopping bag. Crucial.

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While Carlisle United's staff and the local community have done a cracking job getting their ground back into shape, there's still some reminders around of the devastation caused by Storm Desmond which will act as a bit of culture shock to the Everton players. 

"For Everton walking into Brunton Park is going to be very unfamiliar, through the shower area and the portakabins," says Carlisle boss Keith Curle. "The question is will that take them out of their comfort zone?

"Everything has been done to make it as accommodating as possible, but portakabins are portakabins. There will be a bumper crowd and a different surface - it's got FA Cup written all over it." 

BBC Radio 5 Live

Carlisle United's media officer Andy Hall has been showing BBC Radio 5 live reporter Julliette Ferrington around the inside of Brunton Park, where remnants of the damage caused by Storm Desmond remains.

"If you look on the wall you can see the water mark, which is about seven or eight feet from the ground. That is how high the water got," explains Andy.

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Everton are already at Brunton Park and their social media account has taken in the tunnel.

"This is Brunton Park, be just and fear not," reads the sign which adorns the tunnel.

The paint is a bit flakey, it has that rugged feel to it. There is something special about the Premier League boys having to rough it on these occasions.

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Carlisle United host Everton today and have pulled out the stops to do so just weeks after their ground was entirely flooded. Hats off to them. But it got us thinking, what is the weirdest reason you can recall for a match being postponed?

James Dowling: I seem to remember Torquay v Portsmouth in August 1999 was postponed because of an eclipse that would be visible in Torquay.

It is Sunday, so why not digest a Sunday league goal. 

Tottenham's Eric Dier is the man at the heart of it and the deflection and consequent panic visible in the footwork of the goalkeeper is exactly the kind of thing you may run into on a local pitch. Click play below to see what I'm banging on about.

Spurs eased past Colchester 4-1.

I saw a fantastic meme yesterday. It focused on the great Pele being asked what it felt like to be the best footballer to ever live.

His reply was to say "I don't know, why don't you ask Kelechi Iheanacho."

Iheanacho ran in three goals as Manchester City thumped Aston Villa on Saturday. You can click play below to watch them.

Saturday was a day of few upsets but League One Shrewsbury did manage to rumble Sheffield Wednesday of the Championship.

Not seen it? Click play below.

We've still got around half an hour before team news from Carlisle is expected, enough time for us to catch up on some of the highlights from the FA Cup fourth round so far.

To kick things off, here's a video of some of the best goals we've seen over the weekend.

Stoke City's Charlie Adam has been taking in Andy Murray's attempt to beat Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open final. You can follow a live text of the event by clicking here.