Early corner to West Ham as Michail Antonio's cross is blocked.

We are under way.

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Efan Ekoku
Former Wimbledon and Nigeria striker on BBC Radio 5 live

West Ham need to manage the occasion and I think for Premier League sides they need to make it an energetic start and see if the lower league side can match it.

Dylan Connolly makes his first start for AFC Wimbledon since moving from Irish champions Dundalk earlier this month.

The football really does never stop.

This is AFC Wimbledon’s best FA Cup run since their formation in 2002. Can they go one further?

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Matthew Etherington
Former West Ham winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Arnautovic wanted to leave the football club. Pellegrini will be pretty happy he’s staying because he is important to them. It looked like it was going to be the Payet situation again. I would have let him go. Now they are going to have a player that will always be looking to go.

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West Ham striker Marko Arnautovic says he will stay at the club despite an offer from China.

Arnautovic, 29, was the subject of a £35m bid from a Chinese club, thought to be Shanghai SIPG, with wages of around £200,000 a week on offer.

He was said to have wanted the move but the Austrian international now says he wants to "put a stop" to speculation.

"I want to put offers aside, help the club climb as high as possible in the table and try to win the cup," he said.

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West Ham make six changes from the defeat at Bournemouth last weekend with Adrian, Robert Snodgrass, Arthur Masuaku, Pedro Obiang, Grady Diangana and Javier Hernandez coming into the side.

Samir Nasri and Aaron Cresswell are given the night off. As is Marko Arnautovic, who pledged his immediate future to the club this week.

West Ham: Adrian; Antonio, Ogbonna, Diop, Masuaku, Obiang, Noble, Snodgrass, Diangana, Carroll, Hernandez.

Subs: Fabianksi, Fredericks, Rice, Coventry, Holland, Anderson, Perez.

Rod McDonald and Kwesi Appiah return to the AFC Wimbledon starting line-up after recovering from injury.

AFC Wimbledon: Ramsdale, Watson, Thomas, Oshilaja, McDonald, Nightingale, Wordsworth, Connolly, Pinnock, Appiah, Wagstaff.

Subs: McDonnell, Sibbick, Garratt, Trotter, Soares, Jervis, Pigott.

We've got a late game to build up to now.

Here's a reminder of the line-ups...

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Millwall have now won five straight FA Cup matches at home against top-flight opposition.

Alan Shearer
Former England captain on BBC One

You have to say they got away with it, the decision, the referee could not see the handball go in. But, if you are going to give stupid set pieces away, you have got to defend them more aggressively than that. The ball was whipped in, they keep it alive and Wallace finishes it off.

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I wonder if Marco Silva is wishing he hadn't put out his first-choice team now...

Mark Schwarzer
Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is the FA Cup and it is amazing what it brings out of players. Looking at this performance, there's no way in the world Millwall should be at the bottom of the Championship.

Everton gave away silly goals. Maybe the second goal should not have been given - that changed the game.

Everton went for it, they tried, they just lacked that defensive concentration, but they gave it a go. They had the right mindset, just didn't get the result.

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Millwall's goalscorer Jake Cooper speaking to BBC Sport: "My arm was alongside my body but you would have to give every penalty that hit your arm if you are going to pull that up.

"We'll take that and luckily we got the winner."

Millwall defender Murray Wallace on BBC One: "The performance we put in, we deserved something and we should have got it earlier. I am delighted to get the winner, and I am over the moon."

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Millwall hero Murray Wallace tells our pitchside reporter he's "over the moon".

Jake Cooper says his goal which hit his arm was correctly allowed.

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