In the early game today we very nearly had our first upset of the roundWatch below how agonisingly close Ashley Hunter came to knocking Leicester City out of the FA Cup

FA Cup third round madness, here we come!

Molineux a long way from full - how many of these sides will be in the Premier League next season? I'm saying one...

All set for a chaotic afternoon? Lots of teams are about to get going...

BBC Radio 5 live

5 live sport bring you live third round FA Cup football commentary of today's 15:00 GMT kickoffs starting with Coventry City v Stoke City at the Ricoh Arena with live coverage of:

Bolton Wanderers v Huddersfield TownBournemouth vWigan AthleticCardiff City v Mansfield TownExeter City v West Bromwich AlbionFleetwood Town v Leicester CityFulham v SouthamptonManchester City v BurnleyMiddlesbrough v SunderlandNewcastle United v Luton TownWatford v Bristol CityWolverhampton Wanderers v Swansea CityWycombe Wanderers v Preston North End

Plus updates from all the rest of today's action.

Sunderland played well for large periods but lack quality in either penalty area - Boro are into the hat!

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Today’s referee Lee Mason is well known to Premier League football fans, but today’s game might bring back happy memories for him.

Back in 2002 Exeter City featured in Mason’s first-ever Football League game at Shrewsbury Town.

Exeter lost 1-0 that day, so they’ll be hoping for a better result today, although against Premier League side who seem to be taking the FA Cup seriously that might be a tough ask.

Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk scores on his debut to send Jurgen Klopp into ecstasy and Everton's Sam Allardyce and his assistant Sammy Lee into agony during their FA Cup third round tie.

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS:Liverpool 2-1 Everton

Andrew Gillies
BBC Radio 5 live

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This is where Mark Hughes will be facing the press after today’s game either fending more awkward questions or a relieved manager. The Ricoh hosting two top fixtures this weekend - Wasps face Saracens tomorrow hence the unusual backdrop !

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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I must admit I did a double-take this week when I read Burnley boss Sean Dyche saying that Premier League survival has to take precedence for the Clarets, external over the FA Cup.

After all, his side are seventh in the table and have 34 points so, even after a winless festive period, I cannot imagine the relegation klaxon has been sounded at Turf Moor.

Dyche does have a point, though. A Burnley nosedive does look unlikely, but something similar has happened before - in the 1994-95 season, when Norwich were sitting pretty on 6 January in eighth place on 33 points, but were relegated come May.

Burnley’s 6,700 travelling fans, who have taken over the top two tiers of the South Stand at the Etihad Stadium, can probably rest easy, though. That is the only time during the Premier League era that any team either in the top half of the table or with more than 27 points on this date, has ended up going down.

The FA Cup reaches the third-round stage this weekend and you can follow all the action on BBC Sport.

Shrewsbury v West Ham (Sunday, 14:00) is on BBC One.

Viewers in Wales can also watch Newport v Leeds live on Sunday (12:00).

You can watch every goal on BBC Sport's website and app, as well as highlights shows on Saturday and Sunday (22:30).

BBC Radio 5 live and sports extra will provide comprehensive coverage.

The Cod Army get a replay!

Follow the reaction here.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert on BBC Radio 5 live

Fans of any Premier League teams who moan like hell about everything should spare a thought for Coventry supporters because what they have been through in the past few years is just ridiculous.

Mark Robins is doing a really good job and I would love the Sky Blues to get a draw and earn some money in a replay.

But, because of the gulf between the Premier League and League Two, it is impossible to see them winning this tie.

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Read all of Lawro's predictions here

Swansea City

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Swansea City manager Carlos Carvalhal said: "Wolves are not a typical club from the Championship. In my time in the Championship, they were the best team I saw.

"I believe they would be competitive in the Premier League. They have players who played often in the Portuguese top flight in the first team.

"Diogo Jota was at Atletico Madrid, others have played for Benfica and Monaco so the players do not belong to the Championship. The correct place for these players is the Premier League - but I don't agree they are favourites.

"It is 50-50, like all the teams that go away from home to a Championship club, as the tempo is higher, the players run more and it makes it difficult."

Championship survival appears to be the priority for Bolton as Phil Parkinson makes seven changes.

Bolton XI: Howard, Robinson, Beevers, Wheater, Little, Osede, Vela, Morais, Ameobi, Le Fondre, Wilbraham.

Monaco one week, Bolton the next. Huddersfield's new signing Terence Kongolo makes his first start for the club.

Joel Coleman starts in goal while defender Michael Hefele returns to the first XI for the first time since picking up an injury on 19 September. Midfielder Abdelhamid Sabiri also starts.

Huddersfield XI: Joel Coleman, Tommy Smith, Scott Malone, Terence Kongolo, Jonathan Hogg, Abdelhamid Sabiri, Joe Lolley, Danny Williams, Laurent Depoitre, Collin Quaner, Michael Hefele

Liverpool v Everton. Brighton v Crystal Palace. Middlesbrough v Sunderland. Tottenham v AFC Wimbledon.

This year's FA Cup third round comes laced with local rivalries.

But how well do you know the history of ancient grudges in the world's oldest football competition?

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14:30: Final Score on the red button

15:00: A host of local radio commentaries,all of which can be viewed here.

16:00: Final Score on BBC One.

17:30: Norwich v Chelsea - live on BBC Radio 5 live

22:30: Match of the Day

Watch highlights as Manchester United left it late to beat Derby County in an entertaining FA Cup third-round game at Old Trafford.

MATCH REPORT:Manchester United 2-0 Derby County

Watch all the goals from the FA Cup third round here.

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Match of the Day's pundits discuss the pushing incident between Mason Holgate and Roberto Firmino in Liverpool's 2-1 victory over Everton in the FA Cup third round.

Liverpool say they will co-operate with any investigation into Roberto Firmino's clash.

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