Postpublished at 13:24 Greenwich Mean Time 29 January 2017

13:24 GMT 29 January 2017

Millwall 0-0 Watford

Brice Dja Djedje needs treatment and it looks like he will be the second Watford player who needs to go off today, following Costel Pantilimon. Dja Djede was clattered in the air by Aiden O'Brien, a heavy, heavy challenge.

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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder at The Den

I think there is a pull on Okaka's arm. Whether that is enough to pull him down, it is difficult to see.

It is a tough one for Martin Atkinson. There is definite contact but there always is in the box.

If he is not 100% clear he can't give it.

A key moment on 54 minutes as Stefano Okako pleads for a penalty. He thinks he's been wrestled down as a cross came in. Martin Atkinson says no, Walter Mazzarri runs off the Watford bench.

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So far then we have one upset on our hands, Millwall are also still very much on the hunt.

They need to defend well briefly though as Brandon Mason floats a good delivery in for Watford... it fizzes across the face of goal and behind. A cracking cross.

Martin Ling
Former Leyton Orient manager on BBC Radio London

Fulham deserve their lead but I wouldn't sit there comfortable, with how their defence are playing - Hull have been inches away from breaking through.

But it looks like Fulham can create plenty at the other end.

You can see Marco Silva making changes for Hull to freshen up their attack.

That Odoi header was the last chance of the half as the hosts take a 1-0 lead into the break against their Premier League opponents.

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What do you think? Is Heurelho Gomes carrying a bit too much timber?

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Sone Aluko is giving his former side the heebie-jeebies whenever he's on the ball, this time weaving his way into the area, eventually finding Chris Martin.

Martin crosses for Denis Odoi, who sees his header well parried by Eldin Jakupovic before Stefan Johansen fires over.

A look at the stats as we tick towards 50 minutes shows us Millwall have had eight shots today, Watford just one.

Heurelho Gomes sends a goal-kick up field. I hope he doesn't mind me saying but he looks heavy. Too many mince pies are still clinging to that body. 

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Martin Ling
Former Leyton Orient manager on BBC Radio London

Instead of the end of the first half this looks like the end of the game, it's so stretched.

As a coach, you would not be happy with either defence.

Liam Mcateer: Good cup tie this. I fancy Millwall here

Darren Dummigan: Millwall need to keep the pressure on them.. Another cup upset please COYL

Millwall start the second half as they started the first, with front man Lee Gregory going close. He fires over this time and looking back at the chances now, they should be ahead. I stick with my prediction... a set-piece winner.

Match of the Day

There is some disagreement over Watford's penalty appeal between BBC One's pundits at The Den.

Luther Blissett: "Penalty all day long."

Ian Wright: "There is no way it was a penalty.

"The evidence is not conclusive enough. We know there must be a reason why he mis-kicked but I don't think Williams has tried to tackle."

Blissett: "Sinclair's technique cannot be that poor. He must have had some contact. I give that as a penalty all day."

Ryan Sessegnon races up on the overlap for Fulham and he's very much open for a final ball... he's in and finishes coolly but the flag is up. Stand down on the celebrations Ryan.

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He'd only been on the pitch a matter of seconds but Gomes proves why he's Watford's number one with a fine save to deny Millwall's Lee Gregory. 

Tomas Kalas saves Fulham with a brave block in his area to stop Abel Hernandez from finding the target. That was the definition of defending. Hard, clinical and effective.

BBC Sport had the story this morning but West Ham have now confirmed that Dimitri Payet is heading back to the south of France.

The Hammers have already spent some of this cash on Hull's Robert Snodgrass of course. 

Evandro shows a nice bit of chest and foot control in midfield for Hull to keep possession but another one of their new men - Lazar Markovic - stands no chance of reaching another long ball forward.

Tom Huddleston is at centre back for the Premier League side. He's helping them start moves but they need to pick better passes when they enter Fulham territory.

Martin Ling
Former Leyton Orient manager on BBC Radio London

I know Hull are losing but Marco Silva is exactly right to get them targeting Fulham's centre-backs. Tim Ream and Tomas Kalas really lack a yard of pace or two.

They're OK at Championship level but Hernandez has real pace and they're struggling against him.

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Abel Hernandez chases a ball over the top and he has a chance of making this before the keeper... he does. An open net, can he bring the ball under control? A defender pressures the Hull forward and deflects the ball onto his hand. Hernandez slams the ball onto the bar but the whistle has already gone. Chance gone.