Away we go!

We're under way at Bournemouth v Wigan already and the hosts have made two changes - Marc Pugh and Jordon Ibe have come on for the Premier League side. Connor Mahoney and Brad Smith make way.

Anonymous: Can someone have word with Rafa. As a Newcastle fan I’m not used to watching the FA Cup after the first week of January. The wife may have to change her plans for the end of the month!

Anonymous: The year is 2032. Nuclear war, rising sea levels and viral pandemic has ravaged the planet. Claudio Bravo has yet to save a shot on target.

Malcolm Elford: Bravo of last season there. Shouldn't be beaten at the near post. Best sub Pep can make would be to put Ederson on. Whole team would change.

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There are 11 games heading for a replay as it stands!

Let's get some WINNERS please...

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Christopher Nash: All season Eddie Howe has lacked a Plan B if Plan A hadn’t worked. Can’t see this being any different..and it will knock confidence going back into the league. #afcb, external#BOUWIG, external#bbcfacup, external#bbcfootball, external

Sam Heaton: The last time Wigan played Bournemouth in the FA Cup Third Round we went on to win the whole thing so you know, just saying #bbcfacup, external#wafc, external

Latics set for Cup glory again?

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

Burnley have not beaten Manchester City in an away game since 1973, when they won the Charity Shield at Maine Road.

It was an odd Charity Shield. City had finished mid-table in the old First Division. Burnley had won the Second Division.

Neither the league champions (Liverpool) nor FA Cup winners (Sunderland) wanted to play.

Marcus Hall
Ex-Coventry defender on BBC Radio Coventry & Warwickshire

Stoke are feeling the pressure here. You can see that they are running short of ideas and the the players are arguing among themselves. Coventry have played so well as a team and deserve to be 1-0 up.

Where's the first place you can watch the goals from today's FA Cup matches?

Why, right here of course - you'll see them start rolling on to the BBC Sport website from 17:15 GMT.

You will be able to find them on this page, where you can already watch highlights from the first four third-round games.

It's going well for the League Two side so far against the high-flying Championship club.

CJ Hamilton came close to opening the scoring for the visitors just before half-time, but headed over from six yards.

Manchester United's Jesse Lingard, Stoke goalkeeper Jack Butland and Leicester defender Harry Maguire have all proved they can do the business on a full-size pitch - but what about in five-a-side?

See what they can do with our FA People's Cup five-a-side challenge - then why not sign up yourself for the free nationwide five-a-side tournament?

The 2018 FA People's Cup is bigger than before with 18 different categories, including Futsal, and the final will take place at St George's Park. Find out more here.

No goals at Griffin Park yet. Notts boss Kevin Nolan will be pleased with that no doubt, but Brentford's Championship quality has become increasingly evident and they have created a few chances in the latter stages.

Magpies keeper Ross Fitzsimons has had to make a couple of good saves, but the wily Jon Stead has been a threat at the other end.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

That penalty save from Christy Pym has brought the Exeter fans to life.

It’s been one way traffic from West Brom for most of this half but the former England Under 20 goalkeeper has made a couple of excellent saves.

Can it be the turning point and the start of an unlikely comeback, or is this tie already too far gone?

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Usingh Bolt: Nice to see Rafa play such a strong starting eleven. It may 'only' be Luton but they are a team in form and we are not. Winning breeds confidence and goals more so. A woodman clean sheet would be great all round howay the Toon.

Neil Thompson: The FA CUP never fails to have drama IT'S FANTASTIC

Bradley Hill: Surly if Stoke don't turn it around Mark Hughes got to be sacked

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Arrrrgh! Just before the whistle, Exeter went so close to scoring!

Ben Foster fumbles a deflected cross into the box, and Jayden Stockley - the club's top scorer - is in prime position to turn home, but somehow he hits the post.

Strange this.

City boss Pep Guardiola just jumped up and pumped his fist in the air as he made his way to the tunnel - it was as if he was celebrating City scoring.

The Premier League side have been comfortable at Vicarage Road. Bristol City aren't out of this yet, but they've surely got their eyes on Tuesday's Carabao Cup meeting with Manchester City.

Coventry should be heading into the break with a 2-0 lead.

Marc McNulty gets away from his defender but from a tight angle fires his shot across the face of goal but there's not a Sky Blue shirt in sight to fire it into the net.

And the Scottish striker has a second chance but his shot is well-parried by Jack Butland and cleared off the line.

It remains 1-0. Cheers from the Cov fans, boos from the away end.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

On the tackle which resulted in Wolves player Ruben Vinagre's card:

It’s a shocker and it's amazing he hasn’t broken his leg.

Nathan Dyer's foot is in the floor and he has been caught just below the knee. The contact has knocked Dyer but he is very lucky to get up and carry on.

Half-time whistles are blowing across the country...

The Cottagers were inches away there.

Ryan Sessegnon delivers from the left and Ryan Bertrand clears just before Lucas Piazon can get on the end of it from two yards out.

That surely would have been 1-1.

We are into stoppage time.