Fulham now win a free-kick in a tricky position wide on their right-hand side. Stefan Johansen takes it, looks for the far post and ends up floating it just wide.

Fulham have had 72% of the possession so far. And trail. 

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Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker and BBC pundit

It's a poor wall from Fulham, you have to take that one in the face - not turn your back. Once it's taken that deflection there is absolutely no chance for Marcus Bettinelli to get back across to his left-hand side.

Fulham had started well and looked comfortable in possession, but that goal will lift everybody here. 

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Fulham are playing with no real striker today. They do have Chris Martin on loan from Derby but he wants to go back to Derby, which has led to a sort of Mexican standoff. 

He is not playing for anyone at the moment but you'd imagine that must be resolved soon. 

Greg Halford, who must be chasing Steve Claridge down in terms of number of clubs, makes his Cardiff debut today. He's started in a back three and makes a commanding clearance. 

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker and BBC pundit

They both come into this game in good form.

I think we are right to say that this isn't a priority for either. Fulham with an eye on a play-off position and Cardiff looking to get a little further away from the relegation zone.

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Fulham have regularly been having 70% possession or more this season and their opening passage of play is lovely stuff, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass and move with Tom Cairney eventually threading a ball to Ryan Fredericks who is tackled. 

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

The record lowest football attendance at Cardiff City Stadium is 4,194, set in the third round of the FA Cup against Colchester two years ago.

Judging by this scene moments before kick-off, that record could be under threat today.

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Under way! Brunch time FA Cup action indeed.

Here they come! There's a crowd of, ooh, hundreds at Cardiff for this early kick-off. Disappointing. 

• Five of Fulham's last seven FA Cup ties have been taken to a replay following a draw in the original match.
• Fulham's last win in the FA Cup dates back to January 2014, where they won 3-0 v Norwich (D4 L3 since then).

The build up to our first game in Cardiff is up and running!

Tune in to BBC One Wales by  either scrolling a long, long way down on your TV remote or watching the stream at the top of this page. 

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It's an FA Cup feast across the BBC today, so here's how you can follow the action wherever you are:

Cardiff host Fulham in this morning's kick-off - yes, Sunday morning football - and that will be live on BBC One Wales from 11:20 GMT.

BBC Radio 5 live will bring you commentary on Liverpool's home tie against Plymouth Argyle from 13:30 GMT, while Chelsea v Peterborough will be available on 5 live sports extra from 14:45 GMT.

Aston Villa travel to Tottenham in the day's final game, which will be broadcast on BBC One and BBC Radio 5 live - television coverage begins at 15:35 GMT.

You can catch all the third-round highlights on BBC One with Match of the Day 2 from 23:00 GMT.

Not long now until our first game of the day. There are more people on the pitch than in the stands at the moment as an army of groundstaff attend to the goalmouth and both teams warm up. 

Watch a selection of the best goals from Saturday's FA Cup third-round ties, including strikes from Arsenal's Aaron Ramsey and Derby's Darren Bent.  

Where are we with replays then? This little lot will go again a week on Tuesday/Wednesday:  

Newcastle v Birmingham

Barnsley v Blackpool

Crystal Palace v Bolton

Fleetwood v Bristol City

Lincoln v Ipswich

Southampton v Norwich

Burnley v Sunderland

AFC Wimbledon v Sutton