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Chris Bevan
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Rochdale have relaid their much-maligned pitch for this tie, and the fresh turf looks as good on close inspection as it does from a distance... will it cut up when the game starts though?

As recently as Thursday, the new playing surface was underneath a giant bubble, but since then it's been trimmed and flattened, and is ready for action.

Right then, team news is a-coming from Rochdale in about 15 minutes. Will Harry Kane play? Is Toby Alderweireld going to be back in favour? Will any kids get a chance?

All to be revealed shortly...

Some might say Chris has got too much time on his hands. We love it...

Keep 'em coming.

And we're off on our football journeys this afternoon...

Who else is as well acquainted with the inside of a car or coach on weekly basis?

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With Spurs' week in mind - Wembley --> Juventus --> Rochdale - we've been asking for tales of your football travels.

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.

Here's a cracker to start us off...

Here is the FA Cup quarter-final draw in full:

Sheffield Wednesday or Swansea v Rochdale or Tottenham

Manchester United v Brighton

Leicester v Chelsea

Wigan or Manchester City v Southampton

Ties will be played 16-19 March.

That's yesterday's action pretty much covered and means Sheffield Wednesday/Swansea, Southampton, Brighton and Manchester United are all in the hat. Plus Chelsea and Leicester, who both won on Friday, of course.

Oh, and either Rochdale or Spurs, and Wigan and Manchester City. Last night saw the quarter-final draw made, albeit with a few holes to be filled, and the 'big teams' were kept apart...

And the incident drew this response from Mata on his Instagram account...

The caption? "Your face when you meet Mr. VAR for the first time in your career..."

* Mata, incidentally, can mean 'to kill' in Spanish. Geddit?

Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata thought he had beaten the Huddersfield offside trap to score - however the video assistant referee (VAR) had other ideas.

But what drew the most amusement was the fact the lines used to decide whether Mata was off or not looked like they had been drawn by a child on a photo editing app.

Make your own mind up...

However, Lukaku's goals weren't the main talking point from that game. Three little letters dominated the conversation. V. A..

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Manchester United stuck their name in the hat after Romelu Lukaku scored twice at Huddersfield.

Lukaku opened the scoring after just three minutes, racing onto Juan Mata's through ball before finishing at the near post.

The Belgium striker then got his 21st goal of the season early in the second half as he again broke clear of the Huddersfield defence, this time picking up Alexis Sanchez's pass before calmly slotting beyond Jonas Lossl.

And the late game saw 12-time winners Manchester United make the short trip over the Pennines to Huddersfield...

As well as reading about Locadia's dream debut - you can also watch the key moments...

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Record £14 signing Jurgen Locadia scored on his Brighton debut as they swept past League Two Coventry.

Connor Goldson and Leonardo Ulloa headed further goals for the Seagulls before Jonson Clarke-Harris reduced the arrears.

The Seagulls face Man Utd in the quarter-finals in a repeat of the 1983 final.

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There was one other game at 3pm yesterday. Well, 3:15pm as it turned out.

Brighton's home game against League Two side Coventry - who were looking for another top-flight scalp after beating Stoke in round three - was delayed after transport problems on the south coast.

Coventry might have wished they didn't turn up...

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One would imagine Alan Pardew had to plug in the 'hairdryer' on Thursday. Not what you need when you're suffering with, er, sleep deprivation.

West Brom manager Pards said he was with Gareth Barry, Jonny Evans, Boaz Myhill and Jake Livermore after their involvement in a late-night incident in Barcelona.

Evans and Barry started against Southampton and Pardew felt he had to give them a chance to redeem themselves.

"Obviously I was furious with what happened," said Pardew. "But at the same time I've got to stay faithful to the players and give them a chance to remedy the situation."

Albion huffed and puffed but couldn't blow the Saints house down - despite dominating possession and territory in the second half.

Here's three minutes and five seconds of joy (unless you're a Baggie):

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West Bromwich Albion's troubled week continued as Southampton knocked them out of the FA Cup.

Goals from Wesley Hoedt and Dusan Tadic's ensured the Saints reached the quarter-finals for the first time since 2005.

Albion who were looking to move on from an incident in which four senior players were interviewed by police after a taxi was stolen from outside a fast-food restaurant in Barcelona were unable to force a replay despite Salomon Rondon's stunning volley.

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From Hillsborough we went to The Hawthorns. And there was one word on the lips of everyone there: taxi...