You'll have to be back on the building site tomorrow as well no doubt Jamie! What a tale.

No brickies or plasterers on display at Old Trafford, where Manchester United have had all of the ball in the opening exchanges. 

Sutton captain and goal scorer Jamie Collins on BBC Radio 5 live: "It is a great day.

"You can see what it means to the fans. To beat Leeds is a fantastic acheievement. We saw their team and fancied our chances and luckily we won. 

"I have got a lot of family here so that makes it even more special. 

"We train twice a week. On Friday I was on a building site.

"We won and hopefully we get a big team in the next round and see what happens."

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Under way! 

All set at Old Trafford then. Will we have another upset to round out the day?

Sutton's Dan Spence on BBC Radio 5 live: "We have come in as underdogs but they put out a weaker team and we thought we had a good chance.

"We had plenty of chances. It took a penalty at the end to win it but we could have tucked away a couple more. 

"It is unbelievable. We are buzzing for the draw. It is amazing."

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Middlesbrough and Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 live

Sutton deserve it. 

They have been brilliant all day. The players have performed outstandingly well.

Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender

I'm actually slightly worried for Manchester United. We've seen some upsets this weekend. United are certainly going to have to play better than they did against Hull last Thursday.

Joyous scenes on the Gander Green pitch. Sutton boss Paul Doswell started the day with a bit of a lap of honour and he's off on another, proper one now.

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Man Utd: Romero, Fosu-Mensah, Smalling, Rojo, Shaw, Fellaini, Schweinsteiger, Mkhitaryan, Mata, Martial, Rooney. Subs: Ibrahimovic, Blind, Young, Rashford, Ander Herrera, Joel Pereira, Tuanzebe.

Wigan: Haugaard, Connolly, Buxton, Burn, Warnock, MacDonald, Power, Morsy, Perkins, Jacobs, Grigg. Subs: James, Kellett, Tunnicliffe, Morgan, Jaaskelainen, Wildschut, Browne.

Referee: Neil Swarbrick (Lancashire)

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Alan Shearer
Ex-England captain on BBC One

Everyone knows my respect for Wayne Rooney. It's difficult to get to the top - even harder to stay there. He scores all sorts of goals - volleys, headers, free-kicks. spectacular goals, tap-ins, penalties. When he retires some people will probably respect him a bit more.

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We will bring you all the choice reaction from Gander Green as we transfer over to events at Old Trafford...

We have two non-league sides into the last 16 of the FA Cup for the first time.

Sutton join Lincoln City. Superb. 

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It's been a miserable day for Leeds. Captain Liam Cooper in particular. The 25-year-old received his marching orders from referee Stuart Attwell after chopping down Craig Eastmond to earn his second yellow card. 

Garry Monk embraces Sutton boss Paul Doswell as fans stream on to the pitch at Gander Green. What an FA Cup win that is! 

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What a win! 

Leeds have been dreadful. 10 changes or not. 

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Middlesbrough and Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 live

I am surprised with Leeds United. They haven't pushed forward enough. 

They are still playing the same way that they started the game with the slow build up.

Almost there, Sutton United. Almost. 

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is asked by BBC Sport whether this is Anthony Martial's last chance to impress.

"No, not his last chance. It's a good chance. The players compete among themselves to be in the team. It's Jesse Lingard who is out this week. Last week it was Martial. Next week another one will be out."