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Over on BBC One, live coverage of the FA Cup third-round replay between National League leaders Lincoln City and Championship Ipswich Town follows Eastenders at 20:00 GMT.

What's the mood at Lincoln?

The BBC's Gabby Logan paints the picture from Sincil Bank alongside Trevor Sinclair. Watch now on Facebook Live.

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• The Eagles have been eliminated in eight of their last 11 FA Cup replays.
• Bolton have won three of their four FA Cup third round replays against teams from a higher division, including each of the last three (all against Premier League sides).
• Palace have lost only one of their last 10 FA Cup games against teams from the third tier or below (W7 D2).
• The Wanderers' last nine FA Cup away games have produced only one defeat (W5 D3), with four of those wins coming against top-flight opponents.

I'm a big fan of Sincil Bank, in fact I think it was the scene of my first away game as a fan. Not sure.

Anyway, I make it four separate stands down one side of the pitch - is that a record? Can any ground top that?

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AFC Wimbledon: Shea, Fuller, Kelly, Robinson, Charles, Bulman, Reeves, Poleon, Parrett, Elliott, Taylor. Subs: McDonnell, Whelpdale, Oakley, Barnett, Egan, Owens, Robertson.

Sutton: Worner, Amankwaah, Beckwith, Collins, Gomis, Eastmond, Spence, Deacon, Biamou, Downer, Tubbs. Subs: John, Hudson-Odoi, Fitchett, May, Bailey, Monakana, Shaw.

Barnsley: Davies, Bree, White, Roberts, MacDonald, Scowen, Hammill, Hourihane, Kent, Armstrong, Bradshaw. Subs: Townsend, Evans, Jackson, Moncur, Watkins, Williams, Payne.

Blackpool: Slocombe, Mellor, Aimson, Aldred, Robertson, Taylor, Payne, McAlister, Pugh, Cullen, Vassell. Subs: Lyness, Des Pres, Osayi-Samuel, Yeates, Philliskirk, Matt, Gnanduillet.

Skipping continents...

Over in Gabon, Egypt goalkeeper Essam El Hadary has just made history. He has entered the pitch after 25 minutes against Mali to become the oldest player to play in the Africa Cup of Nations at the ripe old age of 44.

El Hadary was given his moment after Ahmed El-Shenawy came off injured after colliding with the post.

Lincoln City's manager Danny Cowley is assisted by brother Nicky at Sincil Bank, with the pair having also worked together at Braintree Town and Concord Rangers. 

So, our question to you is could you work every day with your brother or sister?

Derren Williams from Bury St Edmunds is first out the blocks tonight and says: "I work with my Brother, he is the brains and I do everything else!"

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AFC Wimbledon or Sutton United  - winners plays Leeds United  

Barnsley or Blackpool  - winners play Blackburn

Burnley or Sunderland - winners play Fleetwood Town or Bristol City  

Lincoln or Ipswich - winners play Brighton

Crystal Palace or Bolton - winners play Manchester City  

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• The Clarets have been eliminated from five of their last seven FA Cup third round replays, however just one of those defeats has come post-2010 (v Tottenham in 2015).
• Sunderland, meanwhile, have been defeated in each of their last two FA Cup replays against top-flight opposition (Blackburn in 2009 and Everton in 2012).
• Burnley have won just one of their last 14 FA Cup games against top-flight opposition (D4 L9).
• The Blacks Cats have netted just two goals in their last five FA Cup meetings against fellow Premier League sides.

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• Barnsley have lost each of their last four FA Cup third round replays, however only one was against a team from a lower division.
• Blackpool have been eliminated in three of their last four FA Cup third round replays, with the exception being against Scunthorpe in 1988 (1-0).
• The Tykes have failed to score in each of their last three FA Cup games (D1 L2).
• Blackpool haven't conceded a goal in the FA Cup since November 2015 (v Barnet), keeping three successive clean sheets since then.

No Defoe, no goals?

We shall see...

After a dire goalless draw last time out, what sides have Burnley boss Sean Dyche and Sunderland manager David Moyes put out to hopefully serve up some more action this evening?

Dyche makes seven changes to the side that beat Southampton 1-0 on Saturday, with only George Boyd, Steven Defour, Michael Keane and Jeff Hendrick retained.  

Burnley: Pope, Darikwa, Keane, Tarkowski, Flanagan, Kightly, Boyd, Barton, Defour, Hendrick, Vokes.

Subs: Robinson, Mee, Lowton, Ward, Gray, Jackson, O'Neill.

While Moyes drops star striker Jermain Defoe to the bench (perhaps not boding well for goals in this one).

But that's one of only three changes, with Billy Jones and George Honeyman also coming in after Saturday's 3-1 defeat to Stoke.

Sunderland: Mannone, Jones, Denayer, Djilobodji, van Aanholt, Manquillo, Larsson, Love, Honeyman, Januzaj, Borini.

Subs: Mika, O'Shea, Asoro, E Robson, Defoe, Embleton, T Robson.

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The FA Cup fourth-round ties between Derby County and Leicester City, and Millwall and Watford will be shown live on BBC One.

Premier League champions Leicester will visit Championship side Derby on Friday, 27 January at 19:55 GMT.

League One Millwall host Premier League Watford two days later at 12:00 GMT.

That game will be followed on BBC One at 16:00 GMT by either Crystal Palace or Bolton against Manchester City, or Manchester United v Wigan Athletic.

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• This will be Fleetwood's seventh replay in the FA Cup (W4 L2), but the first against a team above the third tier.
• Bristol City have been eliminated from five of their last six FA Cup replays, however that lone win came against third-tier opposition (2-0 v Doncaster in 2015).
• Fleetwood have failed to score in six of their last eight FA Cup games.
• The Robins have won just two of their last 10 FA Cup away games; the most recent of those coming against Gillingham in November 2014 (2-1).

A stunning curling shot from Accrington Stanley's Sean McConville in their 2-1 win against Luton Town was voted the best goal of the FA Cup third round by the BBC Sport audience.

McConville took 26% of the vote, with Darren Bent's goal for Derby in their 2-1 win at West Brom second with 15% and Aaron Ramsey's strike in Arsenal's 2-1 victory at Preston third with 14%.

WATCH MORE: Stunning goals from the FA Cup third round

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Anybody want to see a classic Ipswich shirt?