BBC Radio 5 live

Woking's assistant manager Martin Tyler has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 live. Yes, the very same Martin Tyler you've heard on the telly!

"We're having a go," he said. "We didn't start very well. There's respect for Watford for the players they've brought in. I've commentated on Chalobah and Cleverley playing for England.

"But I think we got better as it went on. It was a silly goal to give away, we're annoyed with that and it was talked about at half-time.

"But we've tried to encourage them and what happened at Gillingham yesterday... maybe we can find one of our lads to do something similar. We'll have a go - but we're not going to go for damage limitation. That's not our way under Alan Dowson."

Mallik Wilks is quickly onto an awful back pass by Jordan Storey, the forward rounds Preston keeper Mallik Wilks, but then puts his shot into the side-netting.

It's not Championship Sheffield United on the front foot at the start of the second half but Barnet. The National League team are flying down the right wing in search of a second goal.

Blades boss Chris Wilder is looking concerned on the touchline.

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"Waheeeeeeey."

The linesman takes a tumble over the advertising boards at Woking and the crowd, unsurprisingly, love it.

He went over after Isaac Success ran into him when chasing the ball. The Watford man didn't make much of an attempt to prevent the fall. Maybe he's still a little annoyed at that yellow card for diving in the first half and this was payback.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Woking are in it, there's no doubt about that, as long as there's just a single goal between the two sides.

From a neutral's perspective, you don't really want to see Watford get another because you feel like the game will open up and then it would be difficult for Woking.

I'm sure they will get another chance. Whether or not they can take it - and they're still in the game at the time - will be interesting.

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BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

It was not exactly a scorcher but a first goal at Etihad Stadium for Phil Foden (and his first in the FA Cup) has helped put City in total control of this tie at the break.

There are not many other youngsters on the bench for Pep Guardiola to throw on for a bit of experience - or a chance to impress - in the second half but it is possible we might get a first glance of Dutch defender Philippe Sandler.

The 21-year-old, a product of Ajax's academy, joined City from PEC Zwolle in July last year for £2.3m but is yet to feature for the first team.

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We're back under way in the second half of these FA Cup third round ties...

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Paul Pogba is expected to link up with Manchester United’s squad on their training camp in Dubai this week despite staying at home for more treatment on the injury he sustained at Newcastle last Wednesday.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s squad flew to Dubai straight after yesterday’s FA Cup win against Reading and will return to Manchester on Thursday.

Pogba was injured by a bad tackle from Jonjo Shelvey at St James’ Park and missed the Reading game.

Youngsters Mason Greenwood, Tahith Chong and Jimmy Garner are part of the United party in Dubai.

The trip has been arranged to prepare United for next Sunday’s trip to Tottenham.

After five successive wins at the start of his time in interim charge, Solskjaer has described the game as his ‘first real test’.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Woking will be kicking themselves. It was a ridiculous goal to concede.

If you play against a team with quality like Watford and they open you up, you go 'no problem, there was nothing we could do about that'.

But it was a horrible lapse in concentration, they let Will Hughes run and he hit it first time into the far corner. It was a simple goal, but a simple goal that could have been avoided and wasn't. That is what the manager and players will find most disappointing about the first half.

Aside from that, there's very little in the game.

So as it stands, non league Barnet are in front against Championship side Sheffield United. That looks like the most likely upset today.

Manchester City are 3-0 up against Rotherham.

Will Hughes' goal has Watford in front against non league Woking while Fulham are still goalless against Oldham.

Leeds and QPR are tied at 1-1, League One Doncaster lead Championship Preston while Millwall against Hull remains goalless.

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Fulham yet to have a shot on target and the only moment of note was Neeskens Kebano being booked for diving.

And now it's half-time in all seven games...

Barnet have got to the break in front.

We're 45 minutes from an upset.