Fair to say that our man Phil McNulty is not impressed by what is being served at Goodison. Let's hope the half-time food in the press room is more of a treat. Get down there sharpish Phil.

Tears in the eyes for Oxford's Ryan Taylor, who scores against his boyhood club. His whole family supports Rotherham, and Taylor - who played for the Millers for six years - does not want to celebrate the goal.

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Barrow want a penalty as Byron Harrison surges into the area before tumbling under a challenge. The referee is having none of it, though.

We're just entering stoppage time at the end of the first half as Barrow press for an equaliser.

It is anything but vintage stuff at the Stadium of Light but Sunderland create an opening, Javier Manquillo seeing sight of goal but from an angle he seems to get confused and musters neither a cross nor shot, the ball floating harmlessly out for a throw.

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The corner was cleared originally but a nice ball was then drifted into the back post. Virgil van Dijk's marker was too focused on the ball and wasn't aware he'd lost his man. And a good finish by the Saints defender.

We've been passing judgement on all these empty stadiums around the country so, in the interests of balance, we must give a special mention to Newcastle fans. 

About 4,600 of the Toon Army have travelled down to Birmingham today. So far they are being rewarded by Daryl Murphy's opener.

Derby rocking now, and West Brom could be 2-0 up. Matt Phillips, on the run again, leaves Jamie Hanson on the seat of his pants, and crosses low for James Morrison, who clears the bar from 12 yards. Very good chance that.

It's coming for Stoke! Again Marko Arnautovic opens up Wolves with a wonderful pass which Peter Crouch hooks over the top.

Oxford waste a golden opportunity to take the lead against their Championship opponents. A foul on Ryan Taylor by Kirk Broadfoot gives them a penalty but home keeper Lewis Price guesses right to palm away Chris Maguire's spot-kick.

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The prize today is massive. It's not just the hope, the dream, of drawing a big boy in the next round, but it's also the financial boost such a tie would bring. 

This has been a good game so far, with Wimbledon beginning to assert themselves with a series of free-kicks won in advanced positions.

Wigan are seeing most of the ball in this all-Championship tie against Nottingham Forest, but few saves of note at either end.

Jordi Gomez, an early substitute after an injury to Nick Powell, has shot over from close range for the Latics and team-mate Michael Jacobs has put an effort wide.

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Not sure how many of the empty seats at Hull's KCOM Stadium are because of the fan protest against the owners, but whatever the reason it doesn't look too clever. They closed one of the stands, such was the low attendance (see below).

They used to get more in at Boothferry Park under Mark Hateley...

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Ah Stoke should be level! Ryan Shawcross is free at the far post but can only steer a header over the top. 

Finally some action at Goodison. But not in one of the goalmouths - just the touchline. Foxes striker Leonardo Ulloa limps off with a knock as Ahmed Musa sprints on in his place.

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Loic Remy almost gives the visitors the lead, but his shot comes back off the woodwork.

Crystal Palace edging their way back into this match.

Almost an opener for the home side. Sam Clucas spanks a half-volley goalwards, drawing out a top-class save from Swans keeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt.

That's woken up the sparse KCOM crowd. There are more empty seats than people remember as Hull fans boycott in protest against owners the Allams. And because Swans fans have refused to waste their time and money on a 570-mile round trip.