Summary

  • League One's bottom side AFC Wimbledon beat West Ham 4-2

  • Millwall score injury-time winner to knock Everton out 3-2

  • Wolves score late goal to avoid shock at Shrewsbury

  • Newport score late equaliser to take Middlesbrough to replay

  • Man City, Doncaster, Watford, Swansea & Derby all win

Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley

  1. Watch: Substitute Tosun retakes the lead for Everton

    This feels like a long time ago now...

    We'll have clips of Millwall's goals ready soon.

  2. FULL-TIME

    Millwall 3-2 Everton

    It's all over! An absolute FA Cup classic.

  3. 'Everton dreadful at set pieces'

    Millwall 3-2 Everton

    Kevin Kilbane
    Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC One

    It's another set piece, three have undone Everton tonight, the second ball and they have not picked up runners. Wallace is clearly onside, he sets himself and passes it in. Everton –dreadful from set pieces again.

  4. 'A bad area to give away the free-kick'

    Millwall 3-2 Everton

    Mark Schwarzer
    Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Wow, wow! No-one deserved to lose but you have to take your chances and Millwall certainly took their chance.

    Everton, throughout the game, have given away free-kicks in dangerous positions. It was a bad area to give away the free-kick and it was all about the delivery. Millwall got it right and they made Everton pay.

  5. SUBSTITUTION

    Millwall 3-2 Everton

    Millwall bring on a defender Alex Pearce for striker Lee Gregory to eat up time.

  6. goal

    GOAL - Millwall 3-2 Everton

    Murray Wallace

    SCENES!!!!!

    Millwall take advantage of a free-kick AGAIN and they've surely knocked out Everton. Shaun Williams whips the free-kick into the box, captain Shaun Hutchinson flicks it on with his head and Murray Wallace is there six yards out to place the ball under Jordan Pickford.

    Murray WallaceReuters

  7. Millwall 2-2 Everton

    Free-kick to Millwall as Lucas Digne fouls Steve Morison. One final chance. Both their goals have come from frees.

  8. Millwall 2-2 Everton

    Now Everton are going for the winner. Richarlison tries to shoot but he's crowded out by a swarm of, um, lions.

    Now Richarlison does shoot from 30 yards but it's saved by Jordan Archer. That's his first save.

  9. Millwall 2-2 Everton

    Millwall sub Jiri Skalak breaks the corner flag as he tries to keep in Steve Morison's pass. That's the second corner flag broken in FA Cup games today. Weird.

  10. INJURY TIME

    Millwall 2-2 Everton

    Millwall are going for this and only an excellent Kurt Zouma tackle on Ryan Leonard on the edge of the box denies them a goalscoring chance.

    We're into four minutes of stoppage time.

  11. SUBSTITUTION

    Millwall 2-2 Everton

    Millwall veteran Steve Morison (I thought he'd retired to be honest) replaces Shane Ferguson. That's an attacking switch.

  12. SUBSTITUTION

    Millwall 2-2 Everton

    Millwall bring on Czech Republic winger Jiri Skalak for Republic of Ireland winger Aiden O'Brien.

    A good sub for fans of republics.

  13. 'Everyone could see it'

    Millwall 2-2 Everton

    Kevin Kilbane
    Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC One

    The problem for Michael Oliver was when the replay was on the big screen. The players and the fans can all see it was handball.

    Jake CooperGetty Images

  14. Plenty of drama after that Millwall equaliser. It went on the big screen - showing everyone it was a handball.

    Everton boss Marco Silva was signalling for non-existent VAR while Millwall boss Neil Harris was shouting at his people to take it off the screen!

  15. Get Involved

    #bbcfacup or text 81111 (UK only)

    Gary: I’m not sure about this “moving his arm towards the ball”. If anything, he didn’t move his arm AT ALL until after the ball had hit him. Literally nobody has reflexes that quick!

    Theo: Clear handball but Digne gave a silly free kick away... the officials should have spotted it

  16. Millwall 2-2 Everton

    Millwall midfielder Ryan Leonard is down in pain after being caught late by a clumsy Idrissa Gueye challenge. The Everton player has already been booked but escapes this time.

  17. Team news

    AFC Wimbledon v West Ham (19:45 GMT)

    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.

  18. 'Big chance for Lions'

    Millwall 2-2 Everton

    Kevin Kilbane
    Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC One

    Millwall are sensing there is a real chance in the last 12 minutes or so. This is a big test now for Everton.

  19. Get Involved

    #bbcfacup or text 81111 (UK only)

    Blatant handball. Football needs to get with the times and embrace VAR. I'm a Liverpool fan and so should be happy about Millwall scoring but that goal was a loss for football

    Richard Metcalfe

    It's a handball from Cooper and a massive let off for Millwall!. The ref has bottled it! It was on the big screen! Terrible decision!!

    Danny W, Knaresborough

  20. Millwall 2-2 Everton

    Cenk Tosun is the first Turkish player to score an FA Cup goal since Colin Kazim-Richards netted for Blackburn against Arsenal in February 2016.

    He is the first substitute to score in the FA Cup for Everton since January 2015, when Kevin Mirallas bagged against West Ham, 1474 days ago.

    Cenk TosunReuters