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VAR used to award Iheanacho goal at King Power Stadium
Burke scores extra-time winner as West Ham beat Shrewsbury
Good night one and all - the main story in town tonight is the use of VAR to award a goal at Leicester.
We'll be back for more tomorrow night, while the tennis live from Australia will be up and running in a few hours to see you through hte night.
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Julian Gold: Not a Vardy day so much as a VAR-day?
That's gold from Gold.
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham 1-0 Shrewsbury
...this is how it feels to Reece Burke
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Joe, Leicester: I don’t like video umpires in cricket, or video referees in rugby and I certainly can’t see how VAR will improve football. It will be too heavily relied upon because, and it always boils down to it, it isn’t a sport it’s a business. Money money money.
It did sort of improve it tonight, didn't it?
Leicester 2-0 Fleetwood
The use of VAR is the main talking point of tonight.
Here's the historic goal again in case you've missed it.
West Ham 1-0 Shrewsbury
A quick summary then:
Leicester will face Peterborough
Cardiff will face Manchester City
Sheffield Wednesday will play Reading
West Ham will play Bournemouth or Wigan
West Ham 1-0 Shrewsbury
West Ham are through! They will face Wigan or Bournemouth in round four.
West Ham 1-0 Shrewsbury
Matthew Upson
Former West Ham and England defender on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
I have to say, Shrewsbury have been excellent tonight. No matter what the result is tonight, this is only going to give them confidence playing like this here in this stadium. I can see why they're doing so well in League One and this will give them the confidence to carry on for the rest of the season.
Image source, AFP/Getty ImagesWest Ham 1-0 Shrewsbury
Chance for Toni Martinez to get off the mark for West Ham as well but he scuffs a shot across the face of goal.
Almost all over...
West Ham 1-0 Shrewsbury
Reece Burke is only 21 but he's scored for four clubs already now, having bagged on loan for Bradford, Wigan and Bolton on loan. His first Hammers goal is sending them into round four as we stand.
Image source, ReutersWest Ham 1-0 Shrewsbury
So Shrewsbury have just over five minutes to save this tie...
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Kenneth Field: I demand a retrospective VAR on Roger Milford's decisions in the 1991 FA Cup final.
Ben Ingram: So VAR works, who knew? It’s not like the technology has been around like, for ever! Or, like there has been any big tournament decisions that cost anyone in the past?
Chris Wimslow: Tonight’s VAR use highlights a major issue with it - linesmen will just rely on it. Even if a player is half a yard onside, they’ll flag and refer to VAR to be on the safe side. We’re going to see it 15-20 times a game.
Okay, so not everyone's sold on it, but it certainly seems like quite a few of you have changed your minds on VAR use in football tonight...
Reece Burke (112 mins)
There we go! Reece Burke has his first goal for West Ham and it's a belter too, the defender meets a cross on the half volley and crunches it in off the underside of the bar!
A superb hit.
Image source, reutersWest Ham 0-0 Shrewsbury
Any joy of a goal at all? Doesn't look like it.
West Ham 0-0 Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury midfielder Ben Godfrey, 20 yesterday, has been excellent again tonight. He bossed the first game and he looks a real prospect.
He's on loan from Norwich.
West Ham 0-0 Shrewsbury
Quick turnaround, away we go again.
West Ham 0-0 Shrewsbury
Closer in that 15 minutes but still West ham can't find a way through.
We are almost on to penalties...
Image source, Getty ImagesMansfield 1-4 Cardiff
Steve Evans isn't happy...
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Joel Murray: Fine, the atmosphere was killed and the goal is an anti-climax, but it’s better to have the right decision when it is so tight and the technology is there.
Alastair Hastings: DRS works fine in Cricket, I can't believe football has waited so long - VAR is the future.