And with that, we wrap.

The FA Cup third round is put to bed, for 10 days at least, until the replays.

We shall see you on Tuesday night though for some League Cup action!

Oh yes. See you there. 

Leeds boss Garry Monk: "Cambridge were excellent in that first half, they put pressure on us and were a handful.

"We were playing too much football in the first half though, not on this pitch. We are a young group and there's not much experience between them but they have improved so much.

"We had a setback but we reset and more often than not they are able to do that.

"I love the FA Cup, I've grown up with it and it means a lot to me. All I know is that we use our squad, we respected it tonight, you could see that from how committed we were tonight."

Leeds manager Garry Monk: "Credit to Cambridge they made it very tough for us as we knew they would.

"We were able to move the game up the pitch in the second half and got the goals at good times. I trust all my players, there's no point in having a squad if you are not going to use them and it will stand them in good stead.

"Liam Cooper has an impact injury but he should be OK."

Cambridge manager Shaun Derry: "We want more of this. We want to be on a different stage.

"We are in League Two and it's a tough, tough level and we can make a real claim for the top seven now."

Draw in full:

Tottenham Hotspur v Wycombe Wanderers

Derby County v Leicester City

Oxford United v Newcastle United or Birmingham City

AFC Wimbledon or Sutton United v Leeds United

Plymouth Argyle or Liverpool v Wolverhampton Wanderers

Southampton or Norwich City v Arsenal

Lincoln or Ipswich v Brighton

Chelsea v Brentford

Manchester United v Wigan Athletic

Millwall v Watford

Rochdale v Huddersfield Town

Burnley or Sunderland v Fleetwood Town or Bristol City

Blackburn Rovers v Barnsley or Blackpool

Fulham v Hull City

Middlesbrough v Accrington Stanley

Crystal Palace or Bolton v Manchester City

If you are of a certain age it may be hard to believe that Leeds have been out of the Premier League for 13 years now.

They went down with 33 points in May 2004 and have not been back since.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Cambirdge striker, BBC Radio 5 live

Leeds have the capabilities of being a top six or seven team in the country. They will get 35,000 every home game if they win promotion to the Premier League. They have the ammunition and quality to give it a real go.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Cambridge striker, BBC Radio 5 live

Lots of things that have gone on at Leeds have left a slightly bitter taste. But what they done is given the manager a chance and backed him financially. You get the feeling Garry Monk, with what he has had to put up with, just lets it wash over him. He comes across as a focused person.

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Leeds winger Stuart Dallas: "The first half was unacceptable from us and we needed a reaction which luckily we were able to do. We needed to keep the ball, cut out the mistakes and we knew chances would come. We have won the game, that's what it's about."

Leeds goalscorer Alex Mowatt: "I don't know what I was doing in there for the goal, it just hit my head and I'll take the goal. We have been playing well and we just needed to get a win tonight. The gaffer needed to rest some players and we've done well in the end."

Steve Claridge
Ex-Cambridge striker, BBC Radio 5 live

Excellent cup tie. Very, very different halves. Cambridge were very good in the first half but in the end Leeds just about edged it.

Ian Dennis
Senior football reporter

Leeds will now travel to either AFC Wimbledon or Sutton United in the fourth round. 

But Leeds see it out. Poor in the first half, strong in the second. Cambridge are richly applauded off by their own fans. They gave it their all.

Cambridge free-kick. THE KEEPER IS GOING UP...

FOUR MINUTES added on as Cambridge find a spring in their steps again...

Steve Claridge
Ex-Cambridge striker, BBC Radio 5 live

That came from Kyle Bartley giving the ball away. The substitute was so unlucky not to get on to it.