Summary

  • Leeds come from behind to reach round four

  • Fourth-round draw (selected ties): Tottenham v Wycombe, Derby v Leicester

  • AFC Wimbledon/Sutton v Leeds

  • Plymouth/Liverpool v Wolves; Southampton/Norwich v Arsenal

  • Lincoln/Ipswich v Brighton; Chelsea v Brentford

  • Man Utd v Wigan; Palace/Bolton v Man City

  1. CLOSE!published at 88 mins

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Cambridge nearly snatch a draw right at the end! Piero Mingoia shoots from a long way out, it bounces awkwardly right in front of Leeds keeper Marco Silvestri and he can only push it back into danger and Ben Williamson is close to bundling the rebound in!

  2. Postpublished at 87 mins

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Lewie Coyle, who has made a difference at right-back for Leeds since coming on, needs treatment after an awkward landing, but he's able to soldier on. Almost over. 

  3. CLOSE!published at 83 mins

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Have I written Cambridge off too soon?! They force a corner and Uche Ikpeazu climbs high to nod a header just wide of the far post!

    That was a real chance, a difficult one as the ball was always high for the striker. But he made a decent connection and may feel he could have done more. That's got the crowd going again anyway!

    Uche Ikpeazu heads towards goalImage source, PA
  4. Postpublished at 80 mins

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Into the last 10 minutes at Cambridge. Will either, or both, of these sides end the season in promotion from their respective divisions? That's the big question. 

  5. 'Leeds bossing it'published at 21:22 Greenwich Mean Time 9 January 2017

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Steve Claridge
    Ex-Cambridge striker, BBC Radio 5 live

    It's a role reversal. Leeds are working really hard now and Cambridge have not had much concerted possession. Leeds have bossed it.

  6. Alex Mowatt puts Leeds aheadpublished at 21:20 Greenwich Mean Time 9 January 2017

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Accident or intentional? You decide. 

  7. Text us on 81111published at 21:20 Greenwich Mean Time 9 January 2017

    To all the moaners via your live text, Garry Monk's clever use of squad rotation has delivered us safely through to the fourth round. Cheers.

    Zack, a Leeds fan, sipping 'spoke too soon punch.'

  8. Postpublished at 74 mins

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    It's gone very quiet at the Abbey Stadium. Cambridge gave it everything in the first half but now they are shot, they can't get close to put pressure on the Leeds players any more. 

    Uche Ikpeazu and Kyle BartleyImage source, Rex Features
  9. CLOSE!published at 71 mins

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Leeds' best player tonight has been Alex Mowatt and he gets in behind again with a driving run, the angle is totally against him but he manages to thread a low shot on the bounce between the legs of Cambridge keeper Will Norris and wide! 

  10. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 70 mins

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    And Kyle Bartley does replace the stricken Liam Cooper.

  11. ouch!

    Postpublished at 70 mins

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Leeds captain Liam Cooper is down with an injury after another clash with Uche Ikpeazu. Leeds were about to send on target man Chris Wood but now instead it's Kyle Bartley sent out to get stripped. 

  12. Postpublished at 67 mins

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Harrison Dunk does have an early shot for Cambridge but it's easily blocked away. Leeds have had over 70% of the possession since half-time. It's hard to make a case for another Cambridge goal in the final 20-odd minutes to be honest. 

  13. Leeds find their voicepublished at 21:10 Greenwich Mean Time 9 January 2017

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Phil Shepka
    BBC Sport

    Leeds celebrate that goal by setting off a flare with an amber tinge. One way sure to annoy the 'Amber Army'...

    Leeds fans have found their voice, having seen a fairly abject performance by their side in the first half.

    Leeds fans celebrateImage source, Rex Features
  14. What a turnaroundpublished at 21:10 Greenwich Mean Time 9 January 2017

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Steve Claridge
    Ex-Cambridge striker, BBC Radio 5 live

    You would not believe a tie could change the way it has. Leeds are completely different. Cambridge have not defended that very well. They needed to stay in this game and they've conceded two goals in a short space of time.

    Alex Mowatt celebratesImage source, Getty Images
  15. Postpublished at 65 mins

    Cambridge 1-2 Leeds

    Cambridge are out on their feet now, paying for their efforts in that superb first-half showing.

    They make a change in fact as the excellently-named Harrison Dunk comes on. He's got a shot on him. 

  16. goal

    GOAL - Cambridge 1-2 Leedspublished at 64 mins

    Alex Mowatt

    And the turnaround is complete! Leeds score from that corner, giant centre-back Pontus Jansson heads down and Alex Mowatt, standing in front of the goalkeeper, flicks it into the roof of the net.

    He may have been trying to get out of the way of that effort. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. 

  17. 'Leeds tails are up'published at 21:07 Greenwich Mean Time 9 January 2017

    Cambridge 1-1 Leeds

    Steve Claridge
    Ex-Cambridge striker, BBC Radio 5 live

    There's a different feel to this tie now. The goal has changed the complexion completely. Suddenly there's a spring in Leeds' game and their tails are up. Cambridge have to make sure they stay in this.

  18. Postpublished at 63 mins

    Cambridge 1-1 Leeds

    Another good cross in from the Leeds left and they win a corner. Cambridge can't get out now, their out ball in the first half Uche Ikpeazu look a spent force. 

  19. Dallas levels for Leedspublished at 21:06 Greenwich Mean Time 9 January 2017

    Cambridge 1-1 Leeds

    Marcus Antonsson did his best to get a touch on this on the line but couldn't quite get there...

  20. Postpublished at 60 mins

    Cambridge 1-1 Leeds

    Cambridge are on the rack now. A lovely touch from Marcus Antonsson sees him bring the ball out of the sky and then he tests Will Norris with a powerful low shot which almost squirms through the keeper and in. Leeds sense a winner.