• Yeovil Town are the lowest ranked side left in the competition, sitting 21st in League Two.
• The Glovers have beaten top-flight opposition before, eliminating Sunderland in the fourth round in 1949.
• However, they have since lost nine consecutive FA Cup games against top-flight sides, failing to score in seven of them.

Dan Walker
BBC Sport at Huish Park

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I've just asked Jose Mourinho if Alexis Sanchez will be playing on the left or through the middle. He laughed his head off and said that we'll have to wait and see.

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Former Yeovil midfielder and current Bristol City manager, Lee Johnson, speaking on 5 Live: "There's a huge gulf in class so it'll be a difficult night for Yeovil. But if they get past that 20-minute mark at 0-0 then the players will get a second wind and play themselves into the game. We've played both Man United and Man City recently and United sit in a structure and allow you to play.

"Yeovil have an unbelievable history with knocking out teams from a higher division, going back to the old pitch where there was a 10-metre slope. These FA Cup games are big occasions and this environment can bring the fans back. When I was playing here we'd get 7-8,000. Now they're getting 2-3,000, so hopefully tonight will go a long way to getting back to that."

It's, er, not exactly booming at Hillsborough tonight. There is hardly anybody in the stadium 10 minutes from kick-off.

We've just seen a brilliant hat-trick from Ian Wright here at Yeovil back in 1993. If my memory serves, Arsenal won the FA Cup that year.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Huish Park

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Yeovil and Manchester United fans line the side of the Huish Park pitch, hoping for the perfect photo.

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Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Huish Park

I bumped in to Darren Way at Ashton Gate after Tuesday night's Carabao Cup semi-final between Bristol City and Manchester City. He - as many others were - was impressed with how the Championship side went about that two-legged tie, tactically.

Apparently Way took his entire Yeovil squad to watch that game together, so they could witness a top Premier League side first hand prior to tonight's tie. Will that have an impact?

It was only in 2015...

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker

This is brilliant for Yeovil, it is a win-win situation for them.

The likes of Jesse Lingard and Marcus Rashford have to step up and improve their game but you have to do that. Sanchez will improve that Manchester United team and put pressure on those guys. That is what makes you better.

On the money United have reportedly committed to the Sanchez deal: We have to accept that. It is only going to get bigger. The Neymar deal increased transfer fees, increased wages for everyone. It is an incredible amount of money but believe it or not it is a good deal for Manchester United. He hasn't gone for the money. He could have sat tight for two or three months and got more money in the summer.

On Jose Mourinho: Jose is doing a very good job, he has signed a new contract and it is his birthday today. He will want to celebrate in style. Two trophies - he'll tell you three trophies - last season and he will be looking to build on that. They are definitely improving.

Here's Alexis Sanchez out to warm up, to a ripple of applause at a packed Huish Park. I can report that it is a pretty mild night in Somerset by all accounts.

Lee Johnson, manager of Bristol City, who knocked Manchester United out of this season's Carabao Cupo, is at Huish Park. Surely Darren Way has tapped him up for some advice.

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Darren Way's story is certainly inspirational.

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Yeovil Town manager Darren Way: "Sometimes people don't dream big enough. We have worked extremely hard against all the odds to get this opportunity. What I don't want my players to do is waste it.

"If we get a result this will be the biggest story ever in Yeovil's history."

"I feel very fortunate to be alive today," says Yeovil Town boss Darren Way. "I've had 28 operations on my injuries and I'm due to have more. I've got another one coming up after the Manchester United game."

On 17 December 2008, Way, a midfielder in his third spell with the Glovers, was on his way to collect items for his new home when the van he was a passenger in was involved in a serious collision , externalwith another vehicle on the A3088 just outside Yeovil.

He was airlifted to hospital with injuries including a broken left femur, broken left kneecap, broken and dislocated right elbow and broken and dislocated left hip.

Plymouth-born Way spent most of 2009 in a wheelchair and had to learn to walk again, while coming to terms with the devastating end of his playing career at the age of 29.

Way now hopes to mastermind one of the great FA Cup shocks by steering League Two Yeovil - the lowest-ranked side left in the competition - to a famous fourth round win over the 12-time winners at Huish Park, a tie you can watch live on BBC One.

"You never know what life will bring you," Way tells BBC Sport.

Yeovil boss Darren Way's 11-year-old son Mason tells BBC Points West his Dad is the "ultimate one" ahead of their FA Cup fourth-round tie against Jose Mourinho's Manchester United.

Alexis Sanchez to make his Manchester United debut. But not everyone's impressed. What are your thoughts on United's starting line-up?

alonsofan86: I can't see how bringing sanchez in is going to help Man Utd team unity. Quality player but not a team player

stewart_buick: Great to see McTominay starting tonight cracking young player plus Rashford up top.

And those 10 regulars are absolutely livid right now...

Andrew Gillies
BBC Radio 5 live at Huish Park

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The home end terrace has been full well over an hour before kick off such has been the demand to get a good position. Normally we are told there’s usually 10 regulars in place at this time.