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Woking manager Alan Dowson: "It's fantastic, look at all the people coming here. It's a dream come true really, against a fantastic side and a fantastic manager."

Alan's office is in a portakabin and people have been popping in for a chat all day.

"If you haven't got those people, you haven't got a club," said Alan. "Just because it's a big game, you don't want to get away from that.

"The cleaners are important, the volunteers are important, and we do say 'come in, enjoy yourself'. I want them to do that, they've been doing it all season."

Ladies and gentleman, we give you Malcolm the Woking kit man.

Chris Waddle would be proud of that mullet.

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Rotherham manager Paul Warne said: "I've just seen their team so I'm a bit more concerned than before!

"The good thing was that when I gave the lads the team I didn't have to talk a great deal. We're familiar with all their players, there's respect for our team, which is good for our lads. Now they can go out and go toe to toe with the world's best.

"About 6,500 of our fans have come over. I have this vivid dream that, if we do win, which would be amazing, when we go back across the tops tonight it'll be mayhem, Woodhead (Pass) will be shut and everyone will be out of their cars partying!"

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Asked if he has been mistaken for Pep Guardiola yet, Rotherham boss Paul Warne replied: "I keep trying to get in their dressing room but the security is well checked up today! But the lads reckon I look better than Pep today so I'll take that."

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Millwall, who stand six places and eight points lower in the Championship table than Hull, have made just two alterations. They bring in on-loan Derby defender Alex Pearce for his debut, while Czech midfielder Jiri Skalak replaces Shane Ferguson.

Millwall XI: Archer, Romeo, Pearce, Cooper, Murray Wallace, Jed Wallace, Tunnicliffe, Leonard, Skalak, Elliott, O'Brien.

Subs: Meredith, Williams, Ferguson, Martin, Morison, Brown, White.

In-form Hull City have made eight changes, with six Tigers academy products in the matchday squad.

Hull XI: Long, Kane, Mazuch, McKenzie, Lichaj, Batty, Stewart, Milinkovic, Toral, Dicko, Martin.

Subs: Marshall, Burke, Evandro, Fleming, Sheaf, Ritson, Lewis-Potter.

Preston boss Alex Neil makes two changes his side as Darnell Fisher comes in and Michael Crowe makes his professional debut.

Preston XI: Crowe, Fisher, Johnson, Gallagher, Storey, Hughes, Ledson, Burke, Huntington, Barkhuizen, Nmecha.

Substitutes: Rudd, Earl, Clarke, Woods, Browne, Barker, Maguire.

Doncaster stick with the side that hammered Rochdale 5-0 last time out.

Doncaster XI: Lawlor, Blair, Anderson, Butler, Andrew, Whiteman, Kane, Crawford, May, Marquis, Wilks.

Substitutes: Marosi, Rowe, Sadlier, Coppinger, Horton, Greaves, Lewis.

How do Premier League stars prepare for a FA Cup tie?

In the case of Gerard Deulofeu and his Watford team-mates, its with a game of Ludo and Guess Who?

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QPR make five changes to the team which drew with Aston Villa on New Year's Day, however, key men Eberechi Eze and Luke Freeman start.

QPR XI: Ingram, Kakay, Furlong, Hall, Bidwell, Osayi-Samuel, Scowen, Cousins, Freeman, Eze, Oteh.

Subs: Lumley, Manning, Baptiste, Smith, Chair, Wszolek, Smyth.

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa makes six changes to the side which lost at Nottingham Forest last time, as Jamie Shackleton, Aapo Halme, Leif Davis, Lewis Baker, Tyler Roberts and Jack Clarke all start.

Leeds United XI: Peacock-Farrell, Ayling, Shackleton, Halme, Davis, Forshaw, Baker, Roberts, Clarke, Alioski, Harrison.

Subs: Huffer, Pearce, Diaz, Gotts, Stevens, Oduor, Temenuzhkov.

Woking assistant and commentator Martin Tyler is already telling Watford's Troy Deeney how it is on the pitch before kick-off...

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The Watford players are warming up at Woking's cosy Laithwaite Community Stadium.

They're all doing an exercise I've not seen before, twisting from the hips with their hands on their knees.

It looks like a move from the Cha Cha Slide.

Ben Gerring, who said he'd 'put Watford's Troy Deeney into row Z' starts for National League side Woking and there's also a place for Jamar Loza - a former Norwich City academy player.

Woking XI: Ross, Colier, Casey, Cook, Gerring, Jolley, Edser, Taylor, Hyde, Luer, Loza

Watford have named a whole new XI from the side who drew 3-3 with Bournemouth in the Premier League.

There's a debut for 21-year-old Venezuelan winger Adalberto Penaranda but Troy Deeney has to settle for a place on the bench, alongside Gerard Deulofeu.

Watford XI: Gomes, Janmaat, Britos, Wilmot, Masina, Cleverley, Chalobah, Quina, Hughes, Success, Penaranda

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"My Dad's uncle played for Woking," Watford's Tom Cleverley tells Radio 5 live. "I rang my Dad as soon as the draw was made"

Listen to all the build-up from Woking v Watford right now on 5 live - just click the tab at the top of this page.

Pep Guardiola names a strong side for the visit of the Championship Rotherham United.

The Manchester City boss makes eight changes to the team that started the 2-1 win over Liverpool on 3 January - with goalkeeper Ederson, defender John Stones and forward Raheem Sterling the survivors.

Kyle Walker, Ilkay Gundogan and Riyad Mahrez are among those recalled while Kevin de Bruyne skippers City. There is also a start for 18-year-old Phil Foden.

Man City XI: Ederson, Walker, Stones, Otamendi, Zinchenko, Gundogan, Foden, De Bruyne, Mahrez, Sterling, Jesus.

Substitutes: Muric, Danilo, Laporte, Sane, Bernardo, Fernandinho, Sandler.

Rotherham, who are 21st in the Championship, make three changes to the side that started the 2-1 win over Preston on New Year's Day.

Zak Vyner, who is on loan from Bristol City, returns to the defence while Anthony Forde and Clark Robertson are also back in Paul Warne's side.

Rotherham XI: Rodak, Vyner, Ajayi, Robertson, Mattock, Forde, Vaulks, Wiles, Taylor, Williams, Smith.

Substitutes: Price, Wood, Raggett, Jones, Palmer, Newell.

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Chris Wilder makes 10 changes to his Sheffield United team which beat Wigan 3-0 last time out, with defender Martin Cranie the only player to retain his place. Midfielder Paul Coutts captains the side.

Sheffield United XI:Moore, Lundstram, Dowell, Clarke, Coutts, Freeman, Stearman, Bryan, Johnson, Cranie, Washington.

Subs:Henderson, Stevens, Basham, Sharp, Egan, McGoldrick, Duffy.

Meanwhile, in what will be his third game in temporary charge of Barnet, Darren Currie names an unchanged side to the one which drew with Boreham Wood on New Year's Day.

Barnet XI: Cousins, Alexander, Johnson, Coulthirst, Robson, Reynolds, Adams, Taylor, Elito, Sweeney, Mason-Clark.

Subs: Matrevics, Harrison, Akinola, Fonguck, Walker, Tutonda, Bettamer.

Fulham make six changes from the side that lost to Arsenal on New Year's Day, with Calum Chambers returning in defence.

Fulham XI: Bettinelli, Odoi, Chambers, Ream, Le Marchand, Cisse, Kebano, Ayite, Cairney, Seri, Vietto.

Substitutes: Fabri, R Sessegnon, Mitrovic, Schurrle, Christie, S Sessegnon, Kamara.

Former Everton midfielder Jose Baxter is named on the bench for Oldham.

Oldham XI: Iversen, Hamer, Nepomuceno, Edmundson, Clarke, Lyden, Missilou, Lang, Branger-Engone, Maouche, O’Grady.

Substitutes: De La Paz, Baxter, Surridge, Hunt, Sylla, Taylor, Graham.

"And it's live...."

Martin Tyler won't be in the commentary box today when Woking host Watford AT 14:00 GMT.

National League side Woking are the lowest ranked team left in the competition and Sky Sports commentator Tyler is an assistant manager at the sixth tier team.

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Manchester City are taking this one seriously.

They have made eight changes from Thursday's win against Liverpool but Ederson, Raheem Sterling and John Stones keep their places, while Kevin De Bruyne captains the Premier League champions.

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FA Cup third round Saturday wasn't without it's controversy.

VAR was involved in awarding Manchester United which Juan Mata eventually scored.

Did the officials get the right decision?

VAR will be used in two games today - Fulham v Oldham Athletic and Manchester City v Rotherham United.

More fun awaits.