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Paul Doswell, Sutton United manager, on 5 live Sport: "I am not nervous - I just want to embrace the day. There will be 5,500 people inside this ground today, and they will be memories that will last me a lifetime. 

"We are a fantastic football club, bred on a great footballing tradition and with no egos. I'm so steeped in this football club, cut me and I bleed amber and chocolate. 

"Here's the thing - I drive two hours to get here every day. And I have a family at home - my wife, who is brilliant and is my best friend, and I have quite a few children. My youngest turned out to be twins... which took our family up to nine!"

Here's a familiar figure strolling into Griffin Park a little earlier.

Eastleigh boss Martin Allen was in charge of Brentford from 2004 until 2006 and guided them to the fifth round of the FA Cup in two consecutive seasons.

Barrow striker Byron Harrison, who scored in the second-round win at Bristol Rovers, talking to Football Focus: “It’s all about the collective, I would have taken anyone scoring for us to go through. 

"We are undefeated this season at home and we will give our all today.” 

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All over in the early FA Cup game between Manchester United and Reading and it is Jose Mourinho's side that has breezed into the fourth round with a 4-0 win.

Marcus Rashford scored twice, his second thanks to an absolute clanger by Reading keeper Ali Al Habsi. 

Read more about that in Jamie Strickland's match report here.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Football Focus

What Eastleigh are doing is gambling on bringing in players to get them higher up the National League, at least getting to the play-offs this season. 

At certain levels, manager Martin Allen is a very good operator.

Barnsley restore top scorer Sam Winnall, the Championship's player of the month for December, to the starting line-up as they take on League Two side Blackpool.

The Seasiders make four changes with Jim McAlister, Will Aimson, Mark Cullen and Jack Payne brought into the side by boss Gary Bowyer.

Final Score

Around the grounds as usual on Final Score, on what will be a frenetic afternoon of FA Cup football. Jason Mohammad is in the chair, and from 14:30 GMT ex-Leicester City forward Dion Dublin and former West Ham defender Matthew Upson bring you updates and reaction on the BBC Red Button.

The show flips over to BBC One from 16:00 GMT as all the games draw to a close, and runs until 17:20 GMT.

Fail to prepare. Prepare to fail. That, quite rightly, is BBC Radio 5 live chief football reporter Ian Dennis's motto.

Yellow, green and pink highlighter all over his notes. Just missing blue...

Rochdale chairman Chris Dunphy on Football Focus: “FA Cup third round day is the most exciting on the calendar. 

"It’s something you don’t get in league football, the chance to have bottom of the pile against top of the pile. It is all about days like today.

“There is always interest. It is as important to us as it is for Barrow. It will be a tough game and there is a prize there for the winners.”

Brendan Galloway is recalled for West Brom as Tony Pulis makes four changes to the team who beat Hull on Monday; goalkeeper Boaz Myhill, centre-back Jonas Olsson and midfielder James McClean are also recalled.

Defensive midfielder Julian de Sart, signed on loan from Middlesbrough, makes his Derby debut in place of the suspended Jacob Butterfield as Steve McClaren makes five changes to the team beaten at Norwich last time out. Darren Bent starts in attack, as former West Brom striker Matej Vydra drops to the bench.

Reported West Ham target Scott Hogan misses out for Championship side Brentford with a glute injury as the Bees make two changes to the side that won at Birmingham on Monday - Tom Field and Nico Yennaris coming into the side.

Remember Cheick Tiote? He's back. The Newcastle midfielder makes his first start of the season as Rafael Benitez makes nine changes at Championship rivals Birmingham.

Shop window time for Tiote?

The spirit of the cup....

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Football Focus

It’s absolutely fantastic the third round of the FA Cup. We've had a great welcome at Barrow. The whole town is geared for the football match today.

Millwall have named an unchanged side for the visit of Bournemouth in the FA Cup third round. Neil Harris has named the same team for the last four games, during which the Lions are unbeaten.

In complete contrast, Bournemouth have made 11 changes. Lewis Grabban, Tyrone Mings and Lys Mousset are amongst those coming in to the starting XI. Captain Simon Francis is suspended after his sending off against Arsenal.

Do YouTubers know their footballing onions better than BBC expert Mark Lawrenson?

There's only one way to find out - fiiiight!

Or, a prediction-based selection game.

Manchester City fan Alex from Blue Moon Rising TV, external gives us his Tottenham v Aston Villa prediction above.

See the full shebang here.

Costel Pantilimon replaces Heurelho Gomes, who is ill, in goal for Watford, while the injury-hit Hornets also give starts to striker Odion Ighalo and 18-year-old full-back Brandon Mason.

Loan signing Luke Murphy could make his Burton Albion debut from the bench.

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Robert Snodgrass's name is down on new Hull City manager Marco Silva's teamsheet. Perhaps they hope being cup-tied will ward off potential suitors. Not that it matters to recent bidders West Ham...

Swansea also have a new face in the dugout - incoming gaffer Paul Clement makes six changes from Tuesday's win at Crystal Palace.