It was a poor free-kick from Adam Reach and now Swansea can pass the ball around the back and get a feel for the game.

Jordan Rhodes draws an early foul off Federico Fernandez and now Sheffield Wednesday have an opportunity to put the ball into the box.

Here we go. We're underway at the Liberty Stadium.

Who will make it through to the quarter-final of the FA Cup? We'll find out in just under two hours. (Extra-time aside...)

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Sheffield Wednesday manager Jos Luhukay: "We've got a chance to come into the next round. We must believe in ourselves and play with confidence and trust.

"We have a chance to come into the last eight so the motivation is from inside, there should be passion from the first minute to the last. The motivation should come from each other and together we can make it the best day for us."

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Here's how the teams will line up...

Swansea XI: Nordfeldt, Roberts, van der Hoorn, Fernandez, Bartley, Clucas, Ki Sung-Yeung, Carroll, Dyer, Routledge, Abraham

Sheffield Wednesday XI: Dawson, Hunt, Vernancio, Loovens, Pudil, Boyd, Jones, Butterfield, Reach, Rhodes, Joao

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BBC Radio 5 live

"Sheffield Wednesday are a sleeping giant but there is no pressure on them tonight. They don't want to put pressure on by looking back into distant history. They want to relax and enjoy this game as much as possible, and they've got three at the back so they'll be hard to break down."

Sheffield Wednesday have failed to win any of their last three matches - losing two as well as drawing 0-0 with Swansea in the first match of the FA Cup fifth round.

They have won just one game all month - and only one in their last seven - which was a 2-0 win over Derby County the day before Valentines Day.

Swansea's form has yo-yo'd. They suffered that heavy defeat to Brighton but also recorded an emphatic 8-1 win over Notts County earlier this month.

Two draws, two victories and one defeat in February isn't great viewing, especially after Swansea looked to be on the up following impressive wins over Liverpool and Arsenal in January.

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There is a man in the crowd stood with his shirt off. He must be MAD. There may not be snow in Swansea but it is still freezing...

Carlos Carvalhal is making his way onto the pitch now.

• Sheffield Wednesday are unbeaten in their last four trips to Swansea in all competitions, though their last two visits have ended level.
• Swansea are the first Premier League side to be taken to FA Cup replays in the third, fourth and fifth rounds since Middlesbrough 2007.

• The Swans won five of their last six FA Cup replays at the Liberty Stadium, with two of those wins coming this season against Wolves and Notts County.

• The Owls have been eliminated from five of their last seven FA Cup replays away from home.

• Sheffield Wednesday have won just two of their last 17 away games in all competitions, scoring just twice in their last six.

Swansea City manager Carlos Carvalhal: "The game against Brighton does not have any negative impact on the team - zero.

"This game is completely different from Brighton. This is a cup game. We will try to win and then we will focus on West Ham."

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FA Cup night under the lights at the Liberty.

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Swansea legend Lee Trundle on BBC Radio 5 Live: "Carvalhal's got the team organised and playing to their potential and strengths. Beforehand, the football was slow and side to side. Under him they're a lot more direct, not long ball but through balls and getting the ball to the wide players.

"He's been a breath of fresh air. He's a brilliant character and he's what football needs. The sayings he comes out with are witty and that fun side is rubbing off on the team. The lads are working well under him."

Sheffield Wednesday manager Jos Luhukay: "We must not see it as a normal competition game.

"When I looked at Swansea last Saturday they did not have any luck and lost 4-1 against Brighton, so they also have the chance to do the job better than last Saturday.

"We 100% want to come to the next round, but we are not at home where our fans give us more energy and motivation, but the motivation must come from the inside.

"We must have a lot of passion to come to the next round. It will be 90 minutes of hard work and it will be very strong and heavy, but it is not easy to get to the last eight teams in the cup."

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Ryan Clark: Keepy uppy challenge.

Xavier Davies: Longest knee slide competition including all subs and managers.

Dan Pinchemain: A big pillow fight in the centre circle, last man standing wins...

Phil Weston: How about deciding drawn FA cup games based on the team with the most original and hilarious chant from the crowd?

The winner of tonight's game will face either Tottenham or Rochdale on conclusion of their fifth round replay tomorrow night.

Manchester United will play Brighton - in a repeat of the 1983 final - while Leicester and Chelsea meet in another all Premier League tie.

Southampton travel to Wigan after the League One side knocked out Premier League leaders Manchester City.

The ties take place from 16-19 March.

Here's more information on that draw.

Superb blanket use at the ground...

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

"I think it'll be much the same as the first game, very positive. For Sheffield Wednesday, Jordan Rhodes needs lots of balls into the penalty area. The one thing that lets him down is his hold-up play but his movement in behind is excellent. Jack Hunt especially will be trying to get those crosses in. They've also got George Boyd and Adam Reach.

"But I see positivity and creativity in both sides. I think both will use this game as a way to express themselves. That's not saying it's a meaningless game but a chance to prove yourself, get yourself in the side for the rest of the season and go out and enjoy yourself."

Sheffield Wednesday also go into this game on the back of defeat after promotion-chasing Aston Villa twice came from behind to win at Hillsborough on Saturday.

"We had a fantastic first half," Jos Luhukay said.

"We made good goals and we had two or three very good chances to come in more comfortable at half-time.

"In the second half, we lost that little bit of control we had in the first half and Aston Villa became stronger in this situation."

Read more on that match here.