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Not much action in either goal but my oh my, we really should have seen a card. 

Reading's Oliver Norwood goes flying in on Stephane Sessegnon and it looks nasty. 

After a word with the ref, the Royals man is let off with a warning. A lucky boy. 

Eeeeeesh. Watford should have scored there.

A corner is sent in and Miguel Britos, who's positioned front-centre of goal, can't get the header on target. A let off for Leeds.

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

"Leeds must not be afraid to use these conditions, it is not the sort of day to take any liberties."

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It's a little bit soggy out there. Pitch is looking a big boggy, too. 

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

"I've watched Michael Hector a lot in the Reading Under 21s. He's a terrific athlete, great size and shape. He's not going to get into the Chelsea team at the moment so it's the right thing for him to do to stay here and continue his education. Reading have made a promising start."

Premier League West Brom are looking a bit nervy at the back against Championship Reading.

Crosses from either side by Oliver Norwood and Jordan Obita are just about dealt with, but they're faffing.

Dion Dublin
Former Leicester and Aston Villa forward on Football Focus

"Watford have been very clever playing to their strengths and they have got Troy Deeney, who has come on strides. You would never have expected him to get to the position he has now."

West Brom go on the attack, as Chris Brunt whips a decent ball in from the left but Reading manage to clear. 

At the other end, Deniss Rakels goes at goal from the left flank but it's collected by goalkeeper Ben Foster. 

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

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"Leeds must give absolutely nothing for the first 15-20 minutes. They are a fabulous club, a Premier League club that sometimes has the mentality of a Sunday morning one but let's hope they give a good account of themselves."

Decent start for Watford. 

Striker Troy Deeney rises and heads towards goal but it's collected by Leeds keeper Marco Silvestri. 

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "No not especially good news [having replay] but Hull defended very well. We were not incisive or accurate enough in our passing in the final third. As long as they did not concede, they maintained with how they played. We had 20 shots, 70% possession but no goals.

"I cannot influence the referee's decisions, only the technical quality of my team. If we have no injuries, we can cope with the fixtures.

"I think FA Cup replays is a particularity of the English rules and you have to respect that.

"The Hull goalkeeper was outstanding and kept them in the game. It would have been decided with them or us scoring a goal."

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And off we go for your second lot of fifth-round games in the FA Cup.

The teams are out at Vicarage Road and Madejski Stadium.

Let's have some goals, eh lads?

Chris Powell
Former England full-back on Final Score

"It looks like Reading have changed their system with three centre backs. Jake Cooper is a younger player who's come through the academy and Michael Hector on loan from Chelsea is a very good player."

Final Score

Both Reading and West Brom managers have been speaking to BBC's Final Score before kick-off. The Baggies players sound... really up for the cup.

Reading manager Brian McDermott:

"I just want our players to perform. Pass the ball and see what they can do. We just want to get to the next round."

West Brom boss Tony Pulis: 

"We want to come here and give it a go. I hope the players have the same desire as the coaching staff. We've tried to instil how important it is, getting to Wembley. Fingers crossed we'll get a game from them." 

Leaders Northampton host fifth-placed Wycombe, while it's third v fourth as Oxford host Accrington in League Two.

Plymouth, who are second, go to Crawley.

Play-off chasers Bristol Rovers -  on the back of a surprise takeover by a Jordanian family - are at home to Morecambe.

Bottom side Dagenham & Redbridge go to seventh-placed Mansfield, while relegation rivals Yeovil play another play-off side - Portsmouth.

Elsewhere, Exeter host Newport, Barnet are at home to AFC Wimbledon and Cambridge face struggling York.

Carlisle play Stevenage, Luton host Hartlepool and Notts County are at home to Leyton Orient.

BBC One

Bournemouth v Everton is live on BBC One - and on this page - later on. The show kicks off at 16:55 GMT, 20 minutes before kick-off.

Gary Lineker is the host, with Alan Shearer, David Moyes and Harry Redknapp giving their thoughts on the game. Martin Keown is in the commentary box, alongside Steve Wilson.

Third-placed Walsall host Wigan, who are fourth, in the League One game of the day. Either side could be in the automatic promotion places tonight.

Leaders Burton aren't in action, while second-placed Gillingham go to lowly Oldham.

Barnsley host Doncaster in a South Yorkshire derby and neighbouring Chesterfield face relegation rivals Crewe in a huge game at the the bottom.

Play-off chasers Bradford host Rochdale, Bury are at home to bottom club Colchester and struggling Fleetwood host Scunthorpe.

Millwall, in sixth, are at home to Peterborough, while Sheffield United face Port Vale and Swindon host Blackpool.

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Hull manager Steve Bruce: "I don't know when we're going to play [the replay]. That's added to the fixture pile-up we've got. We made 10 changes and we rode our luck a bit, but the team deserved it for the spirit and the 100% effort they gave. It bodes well when I see the strength in depth we've got, because we're going to need it.

"Eldin [Jakupovic] has come in and he's produced some great saves and we're delighted for him because there have been some dark moments over the past couple of years. 

"Josh Tymon didn't look out of his depth and it's great to see someone from the academy, from Hull, come in and wear the shirt. Let's hope we can have the rub of the green up at our place."

Leeds manager Steve Evans speaking on BBC's Final Score:

"I think this is a massive game. When you play in the FA Cup it's always a special day.

"We come here to try to cause an upset. If we play at our best then we have a chance in this cup tie."

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