Brandon Mason goes through Ben Thompson, no brainer of a decision and a clear booking.

In comes the free-kick...DANGEROUS... Younes Kaboul gets a header in at the back stick to prevent a tap in. The ball pings around in the area and Steve Morison acrobatically volleys at goal... pushed away by Heurelho Gomes.

We have eight minutes to go, Millwall trying to take it all.

Martin Ling
Former Leyton Orient manager on BBC Radio London

He needs to work on the defensive part of his game a bit but Ryan Sessegnon has so much ability.

Lovely pass from Sone Aluko to find Sessegnon in the build-up to that goal too.

It's a bit weird the Fulham fans booing Chris Martin but he won't care if he keeps scoring.

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13:47 GMT 29 January 2017

Millwall 0-0 Watford

A look at the touch maps shows Watford have touched the ball four times in the Millwall area (right).

Troy Deeney launches into Millwall defender Byron Webster. That was a tackle for the old school fan and the pair of them get on with things, no theatrics.

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Troy Deeney comes on and takes the captain's armband. Jerome Sinclair goes off, a quiet day for the 20-year-old ex-Liverpool man. We have 13 minutes to go. I stick with my prediction... set-piece winner.

Sutton make six changes from the midweek FA Trophy win against Worthing. Former Football League stalwarts Nicky Bailey and Kevin Amankwaah are included but Matt Tubbs does not start.

Leeds make 10 changes from the team which beat Nottingham Forest. Only Stuart Dallas keeps his place as Garry Monk shuffles his pack.

If Watford have spent this week practicing set pieces, then it's been a waste of time. This is possibly one of the worse free-kick routines I have ever seen. 

The stats show us how Millwall's direct style has worked for them, 10 shots off 38% possession while the Premier League side have had just one shot at goal.

Brandon Mason can cross for them... he elects to cut the ball back so a ball can come in from a deeper area.... to the backpost... headed clear by Tony Craig.

Troy Deeney will come on for the closing 15 minutes.

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Non-league Sutton's fans are getting in the FA Cup spirit ahead of their tie against Leeds.

We'll have updates on that one from 14:00 GMT.

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Fred Onyedinma is going off for Millwall, I must admit that seems an odd one. He has been their most threatening player so far. Jed Wallace replaces him.

Shane Ferguson comes on for Aiden O'Brien. We have 18 minutes to find a winner or these sides will have that dreaded extra fixture.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder at The Den

Britos has been poor for Watford today.

I don't know if he is carrying an injury but he is getting caught out every time.

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I think Millwall's Steve Morison carries the grey look well. If it's going to happen, I'd take the way he carries it.

Forward comes the rapid Fred Onyedinma, he reaches the dead-ball line and can pick someone out... fine ball... key interception in the six-yard box from Younes Kaboul. That was vital.

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Adrian Mariappa heads a corner clear. That man has nodded dozens of balls today. Watford will replace Brice Dja Djedje with Daryl Janmaat.

And the second half is underway at Craven Cottage.

Millwall are starting to have to soak up a little pressure but they spring with energy as Steve Morison - not exactly the most elegant of runners - leads a break.

Morison resembles a horse in mile four of the Grand National and he tries to offload, slipping Fred Onyedinma in. Millwall have a man over, can Onyedinma pick him out? Not quite, Watford make a final interception.

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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder at The Den

Watford have definitely stepped it up a little bit. 

There is more emphasis to get the ball into the box from wide areas.

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Jerome Sinclair tempts a foul from Tony Craig and Watford, who are improving as we tick past the hour, will get the chance to send in a free-kick.

Oh my. That is truly dire. Adlene Guedioura overhits a pass as he tries to take a short one and it's a goal kick. Walter Mazzarri is disgusted, rubbing his face, which is covered in anger by the way. 

Abel Hernandez hits the bar with an open net only for the referee to blow up for a handball as the ball evaded Fulham's goalkeeper Bettinelli.

Hats off to Brice Dja Djedje, he's not having the fact he should come off. His broad shoulders and barrel chest stand on the touchline as he waits to come back on.

Here's a man enjoying his full debut so much that he's not going off at any cost. He wants to be part of this final half an hour.

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