The snow is falling in Birmingham and there are A LOT of empty seats. Not many fans fancy this one and you can't blame them really.

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Chris: I remember Sir Les Ferdinand and Teddy Sheringham entering their twilight years at Spurs. You don't get many better veteran duos than that!

Andy Townsend
Ex-Republic of Ireland international on BBC Radio 5 live

I am a little surprised with the Birmingham side considering the prize on offer with a home tie against Manchester United.

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It is probably fair to say that Huddersfield and Birmingham's priorities lie away from the FA Cup this season.

The Terriers are fighting for Premier League survival with David Wagner's side second bottom of the table in their first season in the top flight.

Birmingham, meanwhile, are 19th in the Championship, just four points above the relegation zone.

Still, there's a decent prize awaiting the side that wins this game. They will host Manchester United in the fifth round.

You could assemble a pretty decent veteran strikeforce and defence from the guys in the Match of the Day studio.

The below reminds me of the strikeforces I used to assemble when managing non league teams on Football Manager. Head to the free transfer market and sign exclusively players I'd heard of, dismissing the fact they were pushing 40. Great days.

Tobias Deakin: Bayo Akinfenwa (35) Craig Mackail Smith (33) and Nathan Tyson (35) for @wwfcofficial, external is a pretty incredible veteran strike force to have!

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Swansea are a little depleted with Wilfried Bony set to miss the rest of the season and Carlos Carvalhal has talked about not taking any risks and concentrating on the league. They have gathered real momentum since Carlos Carvalhal came into the club, but he will learn a lot about his fringe players who he brings in. It will be a tough game against a battle-hardened Notts County.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Swansea City manager Carlos Carvalhal makes seven changes from Saturday’s Premier League draw at Leicester. Kristoffer Nordfeldt, Connor Roberts, Kyle Bartley, Tom Carroll, Luciano Narsingh, Wayne Routledge and Tammy Abraham replace Lukasz Fabianski, Alfie Mawson, Federico Fernandez, Martin Olsson, Ki Sung-yueng, Leroy Fer and Jordan Ayew

Notts County boss Kevin Nolan makes three changes from the 4-1 League Two win over Crewe. Carl Dickinson, Matty Virtue and Terry Hawkridge are in for Dan Jones, Elliott Hewitt and Shola Ameobi.

Swansea XI: Nordfeldt; van der Hoorn, Bartley, Naughton; Narsingh, Clucas, Carroll, Roberts; Dyer, Routledge, Abraham.

Notts County XI: Collin; Hunt, Duffey, Brisley, Dickinson, Alessandra, Husin, Virtue, Grant, Hawkridge, Stead.

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BBC Sport at Liberty Stadium

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A Swansea steward has just told me he’s not expecting a big crowd tonight. He reckons around 8,000 in total with 240 away fans making the long trip from Nottingham.

According to my phone it’s two degrees so I can’t blame people for wanting to stay at home and watch it on BBC One!

Rochdale make one enforced change to the team that beat Northampton 1-0 in the league at the weekend, with new signing Scott Wiseman cup-tied after playing for Chesterfield earlier in the competition.

The defender is replaced by 22-year-old Harrison McGahey as Keith Hill keeps faith with the rest of the side that won at Sixfields.

Rochdale: Lillis, Rafferty, McGahey, McNulty, Delaney, Done, Camps, Cannon, Kitching , Andrew, Henderson. Subs: Ntlhe, Rathbone, Thompson, Inman, Moore, Adshead, Gillam.

Meanwhile, Millwall boss Neil Harris has made six changes to his line-up from their last outing, a 2-0 league win at Reading.

Neither of their top scorers, George Saville and Lee Gregory, are in the starting XI while Jordan Archer is replaced in goal by David Martin. Midfielder Fred Onyedinma does keep his place but Steve Morison misses out.

Millwall: Martin, McLaughlin, Hutchinson, Shackell, Meredith, Tunnicliffe, Williams, Thompson, Ferguson, Elliott, Onyedinma. Subs: Archer, Gregory, Romeo, Wallace, Morison, Saville, Cooper.

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Shola Ameobi doesn't start tonight but he did in the original tie, meaning Notts County had a strikeforce that had the combined age of 70.

Jon Stead is 34 while former Newcastle striker Ameobi is 36 years' young.

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Team news is in for tonight's live FA Cup replay as Tammy Abraham starts for Swansea.

Jon Stead retains his place in the Notts County attack but fellow veteran Shola Ameobi drops to the bench.

Full team news to follow.

Veteran striker Jon Stead grabbed an equaliser Notts County held Swansea 1-1. The Premier League side had gone ahead through Luciano Narsingh.

Watch the highlights above.

Andrew Gillies
BBC Radio 5 live at Liberty Stadium

Making its debut on Welsh soil VAR is set up and ready to go...

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Garry Monk
Former Swansea manager on MOTD

"Both teams are in good form and they have a lot of momentum. It's the FA Cup so anything can happen. Both teams will believe they can win the game."

On the absence of Leroy Fer and Wilfried Bony for Swansea: "Obviously losing those two types of players - Wilfred coming back and Fer scoring goals - you want as many options available.

"To lose Bony will be a blow and Fer has been more integral so that's an even bigger blow. You just have to prepare the other players coming in. It's an opportunity for others."

On Swansea manager Carlos Carvalhal: "He is a good manager and he has a great personality. He is a genuine guy and he has had a positive effect on everyone here."

Prediction: 3-1

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Swansea City’s priority this season is undoubtedly trying to secure Premier League survival, but might Carlos Carvalhal and his players be quietly thinking about Wembley?

If they beat League Two Notts County tonight, the Swans will visit Carvalhal’s former club, Championship side Sheffield Wednesday, in the last 16 – just three wins from a first FA Cup final appearance for Swansea.

Carvalhal has overseen a major improvement since his appointment in December, with the Welsh side losing only one of his eight games in charge.

Saturday’s draw at Leicester lifted Swansea out of the Premier League relegation zone for the first time since November and, although they have bigger fish to fry than the FA Cup, their manager with a fondness for marine analogies may have one eye on Wembley.

Birmingham City came from behind to force a replay against Huddersfield thanks to Lukas Jutkiewicz's equaliser.

Steve Mounie headed in Florent Hadergjonaj's cross early in the first half to give Huddersfield the lead.

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