Manchester United are level now but here's the moment when Danny Graham clipped Blackburn ahead with a fine finish. 

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

It was started by the goalkeeper who threw it out to Mkhitaryan, and I tell you what, you will not see a better pass all this weekend. Absolutely world class.

I see loads of Championship games and you do not have to defend against passes like that.

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Andy Parks: As a Wigan fan, never thought I'd be cheering Rovers on. Proper goal that, Emnes best player on the pitch so far.

Loser92: Rovers on top here. Could be an upset on the cards. There doesn't seem to be a great balance about the United lineup.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan spots a gap through the Blackburn defence and tries his luck from all of 30 yards but it's not well hit and the ball drifts wide of the goal. Midway through the first half and Blackburn are good value for their lead. 

Ander Herrera smashes a shot straight at Jason Steele after Blackburn fail to clear Jesse Lingard's cross. Good FA Cup tie this. 

Another quick break by Blackburn through Craig Conway and he tries to put Danny Graham through with an outside-of-the-boot pass but he gives his team-mate too much to do and Sergio Romero is off his line to collect.

Artorias Clarke: Fair play to Mourinho for clapping the Blackburn goal. Not always been best loser but sportsmanship very much alive

Harry Everett: Quality play from 2 ex Premier League perennial reserve strikers. 

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There was some chat about possible protests around this game by some Blackburn fans against the club's owners but that goal has really lifted the stadium. They are in fine voice as they try to intimate Ander Herrera as he swings a free-kick in for Jesse Lingard but his header is easy for Jason Steele.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

It was an excellently worked goal with Marvin Emnes doing the bulk of the work. Danny Graham made a brilliant run for him. If Manchester United had scored that we would be raving about it.

Did you see Mourinho's reaction? He clapped it.

Blackburn, to their credit, are playing some good positive football with Marvin Emnes, Danny Graham and Craig Conway linking up well and it is the hosts who fashion the first real chance on goal as Emnes lets fly with a fierce, swirling drive from distance that Sergio Romero does well to push away.

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

Nothing has happened has it?

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After trying their luck from out wide, Manchester United attack through the middle as Ander Herrera knocks the ball through for Marcus Rashford to chase but Darragh Lenihan defends well to shepherd the ball out of play. 

A moment of worry as the experienced Charlie Mulgrew goes to ground after limping about for a bit. He's helped to the edge of the pitch, momentarily reducing Rovers to 10 men, but he shakes it off and is good to continue for now.

Ten minutes in and so far so good for the home side. Jason Steele hasn't been troubled in the Rovers goal.

Blackburn break forward through Marvin Emnes. He has Craig Conway and Danny Graham in support and he opts to feed the former but Conway's looped cross is an easy catch for Sergio Romero.

Still, a promising move by the hosts.

First real attacking foray for Manchester United as Ashley Young gets the ball on the edge of the area and knocks it past Derrick Williams but pushes it on a bit too much and he can't keep it in play.

Loser92: Rovers on top here. Could be an upset on the cards. There doesn't seem to be a great balance about the United lineup.  

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Actually, it is Blackburn who create the game's first real chance as Liam Feeney does well on the byeline to cross for Danny Graham, who hooks the ball up into the middle of the dangerzone, needing Sergio Romero to leap and make a confident catch.