There wasn't loads of goalmouth action at Hillsborough, I'll be honest. But the dearth of what there was turned out to be decent.

Which means our snappy highlights is just the thing...

The lunchtime game saw the Carlos Carvalhal Derby take place at Hillsborough.

And the Swansea boss, making his first return since being sacked by the Owls on Christmas Eve, endorsed the idea of a first game penalty shootout rather than a replay after Saturday’s goalless draw.

The Premier League side face a third replay in as many rounds in this season's competition with Carvalhal describing the outcome as “a score nobody wants.”

Read the full match report:

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We've got a whole 96 minutes to wait until the two teams are confirmed from Spotland. So we can either round up 22 players and have a game between ourselves, or go through what happened in yesterday's FA Cup action.

Let's go with the latter...

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Rochdale striker Calvin Andrew has been ruled out of Sunday's FA Cup tie against Tottenham because of an Achilles injury.

Scott Wiseman, Alex Dobre, Billy Knott and Sam Hart are all cup-tied.

Tottenham forward Harry Kane is a doubt because of a twisted ankle, so Fernando Llorente could be among several fringe players to start.

Lucas Moura is set to make his full debut, with Toby Alderweireld and Michel Vorm also in line for recalls.

Mauricio Pochettino's team selection will be interesting. There's no way he'll underestimate Rochdale - especially after Spurs almost came unstuck at Newport County in the last round.

Let's have a look at the early team news...

The FA Cup reaches the fifth round this weekend and you can follow all the action from every match on BBC Sport.

Sunday's match on BBC One sees Tottenham visit League One side Rochdale (kick-off 16:00 GMT).

And on Monday, again on BBC One, you can watch a repeat of the 2013 FA Cup final as runaway Premier League leaders Manchester City head to Wigan (19:55).

In addition, BBC Radio 5 live and sports extra will provide commentary on every match.

Former Blackburn and Celtic striker Chris Sutton will be providing the expert analysis from Spotland, with commentary from Alistair Bruce-Ball.

For more information, click here.

Spotland in all of its panoramic beauty...

If there has ever been a more varied football journey than Wembley --> Juventus --> Rochdale then I'd love to hear it.

In fact, I definitely want to hear it. I'm sure plenty of you have done three different grounds in a week, but have you racked up a more eclectic trio than the Spurs hardcore this week?

The more contrasting - from the sublime to the ridiculous - the better. Oh, and bonus points for photos.

Tweet #bbcfacup or text 81111. Go go go!

Hello! Six names are already in the hat for the FA Cup quarter-final draw (well, seven actually because Sheffield Wednesday and Swansea face a replay) and today we have one more fifth-round tie to sink our teeth into.

League One scrappers Rochdale are the hosts, welcoming one of the country's - and some might say Europe's - most vibrant teams, Tottenham.

Or, as Dale boss Keith Hill puts it, a "collision of two worlds"...

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From the wonder of Wembley to the rusticity of Rochdale. With a trip to tasteful Turin in between.

Tottenham have certainly had a week to remember. Victory in the North London derby was followed by that remarkable fightback against the mighty Juventus.

Will the week be rounded off in style? Or made even more unforgettable by a FA Cup humbling?

Wembley.

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Turin.

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Rochdale.

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