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Hull City defender Curtis Davies on Football Focus: "Whenever you get a chance against Chelsea you have to take it as you will not get many of them.

"When we played Chelsea we were trying to get our wingers high so Victor Moses and Marcos Alonso had to defend more but it is easier said than done and the team are so good at keeping the ball."

So chances of an upset alive at both Huddersfield and Millwall, and (slim) chances at Middlesbrough.

It's been an entertaining FA Cup afternoon so far with one still to come.

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Former England striker Clive Allen, on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra, says: "Millwall have weathered what Leicester threw at them.

"Leicester have not been clinical when they have created opportunities and you just expect Millwall to up the tempo a bit in the second half - it is a fascinating cup tie.

"All credit to Millwall, their defensive display for the first half hour has been solid and goalkeeper Jordan Archer has been untroubled."

Dion Dublin
Former Leicester and Man Utd forward on Final Score

Man City have had the majority of the ball but are finding it difficult to play football. Every time they get the ball they are being squeezed.

That must have been the game plan. Huddersfield are organised. 

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Lincoln boss Danny Cowley: “It’s a football miracle for a non-league team to be in the last eight. The boys were excellent, playing against a Premier League team.

"For ours to play as well as they did was credit to them, they should enjoy all the success they have got.

“We are always realists, I will never ask the player to do something they’re not capable of. But we thought if we could get the game plan right we could compete.

“Maybe young top-level centre-halves are not used to playing against that up top. It was a bit of a throw back.”

Boro in control. They have looked every inch the Premier League team against a League One opponent.

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Daphne De Leener: Is it just me or does Aguero look to have lost all confidence? 

Leicester came out of the blocks quickly but that inability to hit the net halted their progress. Millwall have come back into the game over the course of the half. A last eight spot hangs in the balance.

It's getting tasty! Leicester keeper Ron-Robert Zieler drops low to save a header from a corner, but juggles the ball slightly, inviting two Millwall men - including Jake Cooper - to go in hard on him. It results in a free-kick and some minor handbags. Now we have a cup tie.

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Huddersfield winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I have been very impressed with Huddersfield in the middle third, they have put Manchester City under pressure and not allowed them to make nine, 10 passes like they usually do.

In the final third, Joe Lolley and Jack Payne are causing problems for City.

Purple Tentacle: Huddersfield Town looking pretty strong & playing some nice stuff. Not much time on the ball for City.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at John Smith's Stadium

Sergio Aguero is the only offensive player in today's Manchester City line-up who is likely to keep his place for Tuesday's Champions League first leg tie with Monaco at the Etihad Stadium.

And on today's evidence, Pep Guardiola was right to pick him.

Aguero has had a couple of opportunities you would expect him to gobble up but hasn't taken them.

Guardiola will need the Argentine - third on City's all-time scoring list - to be sharper in three days' time.

Millwall with a couple of headed efforts in close succession. Steve Morison sees an effort deflected over before Callum Butcher goes even closer with a nod-on from the resulting corner. 

Here's a picture of that acrobatic goal from Rudy Gestede.

Impressive.

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Here's a chance for Oxford. They have a free-kick on the edge of the box, right side. They play it low in to the box, looking for a man on the penalty spot but a diving home defender blocks with a well-timed tackle.

The first real chance for Sergio Aguero and the first real sign of rustiness. Fernandinho found him with a cracking clip through, Aguero is onside but instead of an assured touch which would have led to a shot from 15 yards, it bounces off his shins and he can only duff one straight at Joel Coleman. 

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Leicester full-back Danny Simpson - left out today - looks to be enjoying himself in the away end at Millwall, alongside forward Islam Slimani.

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Danny Mills
Ex-Man City defender on Final Score

This (a heavy defeat) was always going to happen to somebody. 

All of the Premier League teams are playing lower league opposition and someone was going to get a beating. 

It is going to be a long afternoon for Oxford unless they can get a goal before half-time. 

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Ahmed Musa has had a couple of darting little runs followed by a shot from range. His latest sees him beat a couple of men for pace before firing a rising effort over the bar.