Andrew Swain: I think it's very unfair to moan about the attendance tonight. However much they are charging, it's still not a cheap night out. Food, drink, transport, it all adds up.

Andrew Bennett: Clubs should encourage FA cup attendance like Wolves tomorrow night. Free coach travel and 1700+ tickets sold for Swansea on a cold Wednesday.

Andrew, cold: I am at the Leicester game and reading your live reporting. More interesting than watching the game.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live at King Power Stadium

Leicester are dominating possession, but there are just one or two signs that Fleetwood are starting to believe on the break. Uwe Rosler will certainly be the happier of the two managers if it remains goalless at half-time.

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Stevenage remain on top at the Madejski as Matt Godden has another effort saved. Reading are eight games without a win and haven't scored this year!

Best moment yet! Leicester have a corner which is cleared and Fleetwood attack on the counter, they have a man over on the left and they work it well to find Conor McAleny on the left, he curls in a shot and it's well tipped away.

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on 5 Live

Away from home, you can see the way Fleetwood set-up. They're defensively organised with plenty of pace in attack to hurt teams - so they're quite content to just sit back here.

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Matthew Upson
Former West Ham and England defender on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

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Shrewsbury are showing that they can play. We need to see West Ham more on the front foot and taking this game to Shrewsbury. The longer the game goes on Shrewsbury are just going to get more confident.

We thought we had a goal! We were wrong.

Matt Godden thinks he has headed Stevenage ahead but the flag was already raised.

A rare Fleetwood attack ends with left-back Amari'i Bell stumbling as he runs into the area - do we need VAR to decide if that was a penalty?

No. It wan't.

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Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live at King Power Stadium

Here comes Claude Puel. The Leicester manager has his arms crossed as he stands at the edge of his technical area. The Frenchman does not look impressed with what he is seeing.

You know it's a quiet game when Conor McNamara has time to take pictures whilst on air.

Here's a nice panorama of Matty Upson and Alistair Bruce Ball...

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Cardiff winger Anthony Pilkington fizzes a shot wide from distance. Still we await a goal...

You'd have to say fans who stayed away have made the right call so far - Kelechi Iheanacho does get his name in the referee's book but it's for a cynical foul, not a goal.

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Colin: Why exactly should fans pay good money to watch second string teams in the FA Cup? Money is tight, fans pick and choose, maybe if Alan Green was a paying customer he might feel the same rather than calling the crowd “feeble”.

Matthew Upson
Former West Ham and England defender on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

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West Ham have let Shrewsbury settle into the game. You want to get on the front foot and let them know they don't have a chance, but they have not done that.

Mansfield have started to threaten after a shaky start but Conrad Logan has had to make a decent save from Cardiff striker Kenneth Zohore.

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on 5 Live

I think Riyad Mahrez has had spells in games where he's almost like a highlights player. You'll see him for five minutes where he's brilliant and then he does nothing for the next 60 minutes - but when he has his impact on the match he's brilliant to watch.

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Maybe the Madejski will give us our first goal of the night?

They are under way in the 8pm kick-off.

Leicester have had 78% of possession in these early stages and they free Daniel Amartey down the right, his cross is poor though and easily held by pizza king Chris Neal.

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