Woking are kitted out like Feyenoord and they're playing some good stuff against Premier League Watford. They almost get in at the back but Adam Masina makes the tackle.

We're only 10 minutes in but the game at Loftus Road has been great so far. Leeds hit the post in the first minute and now QPR go close through Aramide Oteh. Bailey Peacock-Farrell gets down well to save his shot from the edge of the box.

The Leeds keeper has to make another save at the resulting corner.

Exciting start.

Stephen Gartside: If Rotherham do win today and the Woodhead Pass is shut the whole team will be carried home on the shoulders of giants.

It's all City at the moment.

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Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Watford have started well, as you'd imagine. Woking have said 'let's have a look, let's see what they've got let's see how they've set up'.

They've got 11 men behind the ball, trying to make it difficult, trying to stay in the game as long as they can.

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Debutant Adalberto Penaranda is in the action early for Watford. He skips around a challenge on the left wing and almost finds the far corner with a skimming shot.

Non league Barnet have made a very impressive start at Sheffield United, the Championship high-fliers.

They have the ball in the net already but Shaquile Coulthirst's header is ruled out for offside.

It looked to be the right decision.

Woking's goalkeeper Craig Ross is in a lovely bright pink number. The non league side's opponents Watford are on the attack straight away but Ross stands and watches an overhead kick from Isaac Success sail over the bar.

Woking's assistant manager Martin Tyler is standing with his hand on his chin, leaning against the dug out. He's seen this all before.

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BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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The Rotherham fans are packed in to the top tier of the South Stand today and are already making themselves heard with chants of "Come on you Reds" and "Red Army" and loud cheers as the Millers finally get into the City half - after four minutes of play.

They have not seen their side win an FA Cup tie since 2013 and Rotherham have only reached the fourth round once since 1993 - so history is against them... as if things are not going to be difficult enough.

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Oldham fan Pete Wild had a ticket for the away end at Craven Cottage today... but instead he'll be in the dugout.

Latics' interim academy manager was named the first-team caretaker manager after Frankie Bunn was relieved of his duties.

"My first Oldham game was 28 years ago, on New Year's Day. Now I'm the manager," said Wild.

"It's the stuff dreams are made of, Roy of the Rovers stuff.

"We've got a great FA Cup history, we've had so many great games, and hopefully we can keep that going.

"In the last 10 days things have changed dramatically for me. The lads have responded fantastically, we've had two games and two wins, and we're here to do a job."

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Manchester City have already rattled the Rotherham bar after a minute of play.

Kevin De Bruyne finds Gabriel Jesus at the back post and the Brazilian's header smacks off the woodwork.

Oooof! How close was that to a stunning opener? Tyler Roberts lets fly from the edge of the box for Leeds and ball clatters into the left-hand post, rolls along the goal line and hits the right post before bouncing out.

You couldn't get any closer.

And away we go...

Right then. Who's ready for this?

Will there be a Cupset today? Seven games are about to get under way.

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BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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Around 6,000 Rotherham supporters have made the short 40-mile hop over the Pennines to be at the Etihad today. I can't say the Manchester weather is particularly welcoming for them, unless you are a fan of constant drizzle.

Watford

Watford manager Javi Gracia speaking to BT Sport: "It is another good chance for us to win. We are ready for the game. We need to show our best quality and enjoy the game.

On rotating his team: "Today is the best option for us because we have played four games in a row in a short time. To play with these players is the best for us.

"We have prepared for the game like we usually do. We will respect them. We know for them it is a special game and we have to compete."

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In a thick Gateshead accent, Woking boss Alan Dowson adds: "I gave us absolutely no chance. We'll keep playing it down as best we can.

"Realistically, it's going to be a tough game, but we're here to have a go."

I wonder how Javi Gracia will manage with that accent. But Dowson did say he has a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale waiting for Watford's Spanish boss after the game.