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Deepdale is filling up slowly for the Alex Neil derby. Preston's form has gone off a cliff a bit of late, perhaps a Cup tie against a Premier League side is what's needed to gee everyone up for the second half of the season.

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Ralph Hasenhuttl is one of a number of Premier League managers playing the rotation game as Southampton welcome Huddersfield to St. Mary's in the FA Cup third round.

The Saints boss has no injury concerns following a 1-0 win over Tottenham on New Year's Day but acknowledged the club had faced a hectic festive schedule.

"We had a very busy period with a lot of very intense games with short breaks in between," Hasenhuttl said.

"Players are waiting for their chance to show up and show that they are able to win games for us. We want to take this challenge very seriously in this competition."

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Ex-Leeds Utd striker on Final Score

On Aaron Wilbraham's goal for Rochdale: "It's a phenomenal story. It's testament to himself, he's kept himself in amazing shape and it's great to see him still scoring."

Only in the FA Cup could you get a 17-year-old crossing for a 40-year-old to score.

That's what happened as Aaron Wilbraham turned in a cross from teenager Luke Matheson to earn Rochdale a 1-1 draw against Newcastle.

"It was a great ball in by Luke," Wilbraham told BBC Radio 5 live. "He is a young lad who is willing to listen and willing to improve.

"We played football in the second half. We mixed it up well and were unlucky not to win the game.

"It will be a great experience for the lads to go up to St James' Park. We will go there to try and express ourselves."

Burnley never really looked like losing that but Peterborough gave it a good go. Two goals against former England number one Joe Hart.

Not bad.

That's it. All over. Hull are through to the fourth round thanks to a memorable hat-trick from Tom Eaves.

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Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Rochdale will enjoy it up at St James' Park. They know more about them know and can see where they have hurt them today. If Brian Barry-Murphy uses a target man up front like he did Aaron Wilbraham in the second half, then it will cause Newcastle problems.

Now Rotherham at the other end with a BIG chance! Mental stuff this. It's a header from Jamie Lindsay and it bounces off the right post. Matt Ingram dives on top of the ball.

Huge relief for Hull.

Fulham hand a debut to centre-half Michael Hector following his move from Chelsea and he is one of five changes from the 11 that began the home 2-1 loss to Reading on 1 January.

The other players to come in are Alfie Mawson, Kevin McDonald, Josh Onomah and Ivan Cavaleiro.

Fulham: Rodak, Christie, Mawson, Hector, Odoi, Onomah, McDonald, Johansen, Knockaert, Ivan Cavaleiro, Bryan.

Substitutes: Bettinelli, Arter, O'Riley, De La Torre, Harris, Jasper, Stansfield.

Only Neil Taylor and Marvelous Nakamba remain for Aston Villa from the side that started the 2-1 win at Burnley on Wednesday.

With nine changes, in come Orlan Nyland, Ahmed Elmohamady, Bjorn Engels, James Chester, Henri Lansbury, Conor Hourihane, Jota, Jonathan Kodja and Anwar El Ghazi.

Aston Villa: Nyland, Elmohamady, Engels, Chester, Taylor, Lansbury, Nakamba, Hourihane, Jota, Kodjia, El Ghazi.

Substitutes: Konsa, Trezeguet, Guilbert, Kalinic, Hause, Ramsey, Vassilev.

Late substitution from Rotherham. Goalscorer Michael Smith is off. On comes Carlton Morris.

All over.

That late goal from Jeremie Bela does the job.

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Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

For an hour Newcastle were the better team but Rochdale finished the stronger and they did ask Newcastle a lot of questions the second half.

Lee Camp has to scramble the ball away under pressure from Sam Gallagher as Blackburn ping a ball into the box.

TENSE!

All square at Ashton Gate as Shrewsbury earn a deserved replay.

All over at Turf Moor. The Premier League team are through.

This is the moment 40-year-old Aaron Wilbraham earned League One Rochdale a draw against Newcastle.

Jeff Hendrick comes close with a free-kick at one end before James Tarkowski has to turn it over for a corner at the other end.