Newcastle make seven changes to the side that beat Cardiff 3-0 in the Premier League last weekend. Freddie Woodman starts in goal with Javier Manquillo, Ciaran Clark, Kenedy, Federico Fernandez, Jacob Murphy and Joselu also coming into the side.

Newcastle: Woodman; Manquillo, Fernandez, Lascelles, Clark, Ritchie; Murphy, Hayden, Longstaff, Kenedy; Joselu.

Subs: Dubravka, Yedlin, Lejeune, Schar, Atsu, Perez, Rondon.

Watford go even further and make 11 changes from the side that drew with Burnley last time out. Will Hughes, Andre Gray and Craig Cathcart are among those recalled. Troy Deeney and Gerard Deulofeu are on the bench.

Watford: Gomes, Janmaat, Cathcart, Britos, Masina; Quina, Wilmot, Chalobah; Success, Gray, Hughes.

Subs: Dahlberg, Mariappa, Navarro, Capoue, Deulofeu, Deeney, Penaranda.

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Brighton boss Chris Hughton got an honorary degree from the University of Sussex this season.

Bill Bryson got one from Liverpool John Moores University on the same day I got my journalism degree. He didn't even need to turn up to any of the shorthand lectures to get one...

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Premier League side Everton's FA Cup fourth-round tie at Championship club Millwall at 17:30 GMT is one of two ties to be shown live on BBC One and online over the weekend.

Holders Chelsea face Sheffield Wednesday on Sunday (18:00 GMT), while Arsenal were beaten 3-1 by Manchester United in Friday's game.

BBC Sport will cover all 16 ties on television, radio and online.

The draw for the fifth round is live on Monday's The One Show from 19:00.

BBC local radio

Wherever your game is today, there's a good chance that there is some BBC commentary somewhere.

Have a look here.

The new Joe Hart?

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Frank Lampard has got some fine team spirit going at Derby, he gets the whole away end bouncing as he leaves the pitch. He did that at Southampton the other week too.

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Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I thought Derby just about shaded it and had the quality. Don't forget the save by Roos from the free kick which was outstanding. Accrington Stanley have played above themselves, but Derby have gone through.

Doncaster Rovers give a debut to centre-half Paul Downing, who joined on loan from Blackburn on Thursday. He comes in for the suspended Andy Butler - one of five changes by the hosts.

Oldham recall Jose Baxter in midfield in place of the suspended Mohamed Maouche, who failed with his appeal against last week's red card. Chris O'Grady is also recalled.

Doncaster: Marosi, Mason, Anderson, Downing, Andrew, Whiteman, Kane, Sadlier, Coppinger, Marquis, May..

Subs: Wright (GK), Wilks, Rowe, Crawford, Blair, Jones, Lewis.

Oldham: Iversen; Hamer, Clarke, Edmundson, Nepomuceno, Missilou, Sylla, Lang, Baxter, Branger, O'Grady.

Subs: Dummigan (GK), Taylor, Vera, de la Paz, Benteke, Hunt, Robinson.

Derby are into round five. They did not have it their own way though!

Good cup tie. Both sides finish with 10.

Billy Kee drags this free-kick into the wall and then Sean McConville puts in one of the worst dives you'll ever see. It's reduced Lawro to tears of laughter...

That's a superb save! Billy Kee puts a free-kick low and Kelle Roos has to make a fine save!

Accy now have another free-kick for a high boot...

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Drama!

Accrington break away from a corner, Paul Smyth is clean through and Jayden Bogle hauls him over. Off he goes!

Free-kick just outside the area.

Dan Burn makes his Seagulls debut, the defender joined from Wigan last summer but was loaned back to Latics until 1 January. He is one of six changes to the side that lost at Man United last Saturday.

Brighton XI: Button, Bruno, Duffy, Burn, Montoya, Stephens, Kayal, Bissouma, Knockaert, Andone, Locadia

Substitutes: Sanchez (GK), Dunk, Propper, Gross, March, Gyokeres, Murray.

Darren Moore makes nine changes to the side that won at Bolton last Monday. Only Rekeem Harper and Hal Robson-Kanu keep their places.

West Brom XI: Bond, Myers, Adarabioyo, Bartley, Townsend, Field, Harper, Hoolahan, Leko, Edwards, Robson-Kanu.

Substitutes: Myhill (GK), Fitzwater, Gibbs, Holgate, Howkins, Tulloch, Gayle.

The Shrewsbury manager Sam Ricketts has gone full strength - naming the same side that drew 0-0 at Blackpool in their last league One outing.

Shrewsbury XI: Arnold, Haynes, Sadler, Beckles, Bolton,Waterfall, Docherty, Laurent, Norburn, Grant, Okenabirhie

Subs: Charles-Cook, Whalley, Angol, Vincelot, Holloway, Eisa, Sears

Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach Nuno Espirito Santo has unsurprisingly mixed things up after last Saturday's 4-3 win over Leicester, in the Premier League.

He makes six changes with John Ruddy, Ryan Giles, Morgan Gibbs-White, Adama Traore and Helder Costa all coming into the starting XI.

Wolves XI: Ruddy, Bennett, Coady, Saiss, Docherty, Dendoncker, Gibbs-White, Neves, Giles, Costa, Traore

Subs: Norris, Cavaleiro, Raul, Jonny, Moutinho, Vinagre, Kilman

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