Football Focus

Football Focus is on the road again today - live from Portsmouth.

Pompey face QPR this afternoon and Dan Walker is joined by former FA Cup winners Sylvain Distin and Alex Scott.

Tune in in a few minutes!

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Frank Lampard's Derby County manager Frank Lampard to BT Sport: "It's a tough job, a great test for us and it's the reverse of what we've done in the cups so far.

"People are coming to see if we are going to be beaten by an underdog. We have to focus on what we can do.

"I've named a strong team but we go week by week, there's not so many midweek games this month but we do not have many options so the team picks itself to a degree. We are ready to give it a go.

"I understand what this is, the magic of the cup, what coming to Accrington means for them and it is a chance for them to make history. We are a big club and we are aware of that."

As promised, David Nugent, an FA Cup winner with Portsmouth in 2008, starts for Derby - one of two changes from the side that started the 2-1 win over Reading in the Championship last Saturday.

Derby County XI: Roos, Tomori, Keogh, Wilson, Mount, Waghorn, Evans, Holmes, Nugent, Bogle, Malone.

Substitutes: Mitchell, Jozefzoon, Bennett, Macdonald, Mitchell-Lawson, Bird, Huddlestone.

Three changes for League One Accrington Stanley from the side that lost 1-0 at Charlton last weekend.

They include the wonderfully named defender Ben Richards-Everton.

Accrington Stanley XI: Maxted, Johnson, Hughes, Donacien, Richards-Everton, Clark, McConville, Sykes, Barlaser, Conneely, Kee.

Substitutes: Evtimov, Brown, Zanzala, Rodgers, Mangan, Mingoia, Smyth.

We've got floodlights on at Accrington - pre midday!

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at the Wham Stadium

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I am not entirely sure I would fancy taking a corner at the away end this afternoon! #realfootball?

Resourceful...

Accrington - well, the guys in the boardroom anyway - would probably take a replay today Lawro!

Manager John Coleman and his assistant Jimmy Bell deserve enormous credit for what they have achieved at Accrington on a tiny budget and with such limited facilities in comparison with most other League One teams.

They get everything possible - and more - out of their players and it is great for the whole club that they have been given a pay-day like this, with this tie live on BT Sport, after beating Ipswich last time out.

I will be there too with BBC Radio 5 live and I am looking forward to it. I think Stanley will give Derby a really good game - and earn a replay.

Lawro's prediction: 1-1 - Derby to win replay

Derby striker David Nugent, an FA Cup winner with Portsmouth in 2008, tells BT Sport: "We're going to full strength. We want to win to keep the momentum going.

"You have got to come to these grounds like Accrington and put in a good performance."

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at the Wham Stadium

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Not every manager in the EFL is afforded this kind of reverence, although if Frank Lampard gets Derby promoted this season, maybe his fans will feel the same?

Jermaine Jenas
Former England and Tottenham midfielder

Write down your all-time Premier League team and left-back is probably one of the easiest spots to fill. It is for me.

Ashley Cole was the best in the country in his position for more than 10 years with Arsenal and Chelsea. He is a legend and it is nice to see him back in England with Derby to bring down the curtain on his career after more than four years away.

I've no doubt that the player and person I know will make a positive impact as he tries to help Derby County get promoted, even at the age of 38.

But I am sad to say I don't know whether he will finally get the public reception he deserves in the twilight of what has been an extraordinary career for club and country.

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Unfortunately, it seems unlikely that Ashley Cole will be making his return to English football at Accrington this lunchtime.

He's not match fit.

England football team barber Justin Carr asks Gillingham players Gabriel Zakuani and Noel Mbo who has the best and worst haircuts in the squad ahead of their FA Cup fourth round game at Swansea.

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Premier League side Everton's FA Cup fourth-round tie at Championship club Millwall on Saturday (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 round four ties on television, radio and online.

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

Yes please. More of those.

Foil replica trophies? First of the day, step this way...

Jim Curtis: Ready to go, just need some red and white ribbons!

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It's been very cold up north this week but with the help of some sort of floating pitch covers this game was never in doubt...

Nice info from the Rams' Supporter Liaison Officer last night, and they're right on the waterproofs thing - "heavy rain and a moderate breeze" is the BBC Weather forecast...

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