Well that's all from the FA Cup today.

It has been a memorable day. Two Premier League teams have been knocked out by League Two teams while a non-league team has made it through to round four with another big shock.

For more follow the links below.

• Oldham come from behind for dramatic win over Fulham
• Non-league Barnet knock out Championship Sheffield United
• League Two Newport stun Leicester with late penalty

To keep across everything else that has gone on today, including Man City's thumping win,click here.

We'll be back tomorrow for Wolves v Liverpool and the fourth round draw.

Goodbye!

Here are the highlights of Newport's famous win...

BBC Radio 5 live

Newport goalscorer Jamille Matt on BBC Radio 5 live: "It's a fantastic feeling.

"I wasn't at the club when the boys did so well in the cup runs but I've heard so much about it and we wanted to do it again. It's fantastic at the moment - we just want to enjoy it with the fans.

"There's no point going into the game unless you fancy yourselves. I don't think they will have played a team like us because we like to mix it up and try different things. The subs were all brilliant when they came on."

Where does this rank in your career? "This is right at the top. To score against a Premier League club is massive for me and for Newport because it's a community, family club. It's a great, great feeling - I can't lie."

Who do you want in round four? "I'm an Arsenal fan so look no further than that. I'd love to play them at the Emirates or here would be brilliant as well. But any Premier League club would be great to be honest."

If you've missed any of the action today you can watch all of the goals and incidents here.

It hasn't all been about upsets today.

Man City thumped Rotherham at the Etihad.

Phil Foden scored his first home City goal.

BBC Sport

Newport boss Michael Flynn continued: "It's huge, it's massive for the club to be in the fourth round again and to get some much-needed finances. To see the number of supporters out there and produce that for the fans is amazing.

"It actually felt comfortable, even though they're littered with quality. They had a lot of possession, we knew it'd be like that, but we worked hard on our shape. Once they scored it was about hanging on and getting a replay but thankfully the players thought differently. They got the penalty and it was put away by Padraig.

"It was a really good FA Cup game. The atmosphere the fans created, and the substitutions Leicester made as well, it showed us credit and respect. Leicester are an excellent club and have an excellent manager, so I'm delighted, I'm over the moon. It's not sunk it yet, I can feel my phone buzzing now and it's non-stop."

BBC Sport

Newport boss Michael Flynn added: "It's almost Roy of the Rovers stuff, I can't believe it. It's the first time I've beaten a Premier League club as a manager so it's one I'll never forget.

"I'm actually a bit frustrated with the players. We couldn't beat Stevenage last weekend and they had 10 men for an hour. It's because I know the qualities they've got, we've just gone and beaten the Premier League champions from two years ago. It's unbelievable.

"I'll have a few drinks with the wife tonight. It's about being with the people who support you and are with you when times are bad as well, and my wife does that for me."

Ieuan Latham: Fantastic win for Newport County - this what the FA Cup is all about.

First it was Oldham knocking out Fulham...

And now Newport stunning Leicester...

What a day in the FA Cup.

This is the first time two top-flight sides have been knocked out of the FA Cup by teams from the fourth tier or below on the same day since January 7 1989, when Middlesbrough were beaten by Grimsby (fourth tier) and Coventry by Sutton United (non-league).

Peter: Superbly done, Newport, but, yet again, a mid-table Premier League club like Leicester City, with no chance of winning it or being relegated, fields an under strength XI in a competition they could win.

Matt: When was the last time Premier League teams were knocked out the cup by clubs from each of the Championship, League One, League Two and the National League?

"Gary, what's the score? Gary, Gary, what's the score?"

The Newport fans are giving Leicester fan Gary Lineker some stick...

Newport’s win was their first FA Cup win against a side from the top tier of English Football since beating Sheffield Wednesday in the third round of the 1963-64 edition, ending a run of seven matches against such opponents without a win (D3 L4).

Leicester City

Leicester manager Claude Puel, speaking to BBC Sport: "The first thing is congratulations and well done to this team. They believed in themselves and created the upset. Of course it is a big disappointment for us. We had lots of opportunities without finding a clinical edge. We thought we did the most difficult thing to come back [with the equaliser] and then we conceded a penalty. It is difficult to accept. It was a typical cup game with the conditions.

“I think we had an experienced team to manage this game. We had eight players who won the title. We had a lot of experience and a good team on the pitch.

“It is a cup game and from the first chance they score a fantastic goal, and after that they defended well. We didn’t have enough of a clinical edge and it is a big disappointment because this competition was an objective for us."

BBC One

Newport manager Michael Flynn on BBC One: "It was unbelievable, my voice has gone.

"I'm so proud of the players, they were excellent from start to finish, the amount of work they did off the ball and the chances we created as well. Let's not say that we just hung on, we created quite a few chances.

"We didn't have any beers or champagne in there so we had to make do with water. And my assistant Wayne Hatswell said that Gary Lineker owes him a pint because he keeps going on about the own goal he scored!"

BBC One

Padraig Amond on BBC One: "It's a penalty so you're expected to score. I played with Danny Ward at Morecambe, he faced a few of my penalties in training so I was hoping he wouldn't remember.

"It's brilliant to score the winner but just to win is the big one. Everyone's done brilliantly today and I think we fully deserved it."

Here's the moment that saw Newport into the fourth round...

They'd have had to have ordered that in the 75th minute to get it at full-time.

Someone is brave.

Newport have got a crate full of chicken dishes from a well-known peri-peri chicken restaurant in the dressing room!

Outstanding work.