After begging for goals, we ended up with five in 45 minutes.

Be careful what you wish for, eh? I'm going for a lie down.

Gary Rose is in the hotseat to take you through for the rest of the evening. Adios!

Viv: Fantastic game from Reading they earned their victory! Ola looks like a promising playmaker! West Brom's woes continue!

Paul Moore: Tony Pulis won't be happy with Reading FC "toying" with his defence for their 3rd goal.

Pete Rowley: 5 games vs lower league opposition. Win one replay and one on penalties. It's not good enough.

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We're live on BBC One and on this page right now for the final FA Cup game of the day - Bournemouth versus Everton.

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Andy Townsend
Ex-Republic of Ireland international on BBC 5 live

"Leeds have not short-changed their manager or fans in terms of effort, but they could have been more direct. It's been quite comfortable for Watford.

"Watford deserved it, they rarely had to get out of third gear. No shock here, the better team won."

Premier League Watford dispose of Championship Leeds without too much drama.

A quarter-final awaits for the Hornets - their first one since 2007.

Costel Pantilimon is in a flap. 

The Watford goalkeeper comes forward to clear and there's a goal-mouth scramble. But the flag is up anyway. 

A sigh of relief from the Hornets.

That's it! Reading are through.

A few unsavory scenes at the end involving West Brom's Chris Brunt. It looks like he's been hit by a coin thrown from the crowd - and it's coming from the away end. 

Brunt is ushered off by the stewards.

Hal Robson-Kanu beats the offside trap and goes one-on-one with Ben Foster. 

Can he slot it home? No. It goes wide of the post.

West Brom have three minutes to avoid going out of the FA Cup at the hands of a Championship club.

Etienne Capoue should have just killed the game at Vicarage Road, but instead the Watford midfielder blazes over from the edge of the box. 

Tim Flowers
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC 5 live sports extra

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"Normally you see people leave early but nobody is leaving their seat at the moment. This has developed into a really good Cup tie." 

Reading have progressed from three of their last four FA Cup fifth round ties, including a victory against West Brom in 2010.

They're on course to do it again. Time is running out for the Baggies.

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Leeds manager Steve Evans is shouting at referee Michael Oliver so hard he's changed colour. He's gone purple, like, actually purple. 

Not even too sure what he's raging about, to be honest. But something's got his goat. 

It's turning out to be a good day for Bristol City and Jonathan Kodjia, who has scored both goals for his side. They lead 2-0 at MK Dons. Victory would see the 21st-place team move above MK Dons in 20th, and move further away from the drop zone.

Bottom side Bolton are winning 1-0 against QPR thanks to Zach Clough's goal.

Tom Cairney has scored with a volley from outside the area to give Fulham a 3-0 lead against struggling Charlton.

Jose Holebas makes a weaving run into the box. He keeps going, keeps going....and then his shot is weak. Oh so weak. Bit of a waste, that, from the Watford midfielder. 

Andy Townsend
Ex-Republic of Ireland international on BBC 5 live

"Leeds have not offered enough nuisance factor, they have not showed enough of that rough-and-tumble side to their game than can affect Premier League sides."

Tim Flowers
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC 5 live sports extra

"What a chance for Reading, Ola John could have put this tie to bed but his first touch is shocking and it allows West Brom to come across and clear the danger. What a chance."