Fred and Marcus Rashford are on, Juan Mata and Daniel James come off.

Phil Foden turns in the area and hits with his left foot, wide. He's asking for a penalty and it did look like there was a tug on him.

Moments earlier Bernardo Silva missed his kick about three yards out when all he had to do was make contact.

City cruising into the fourth round.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

City fans are singing about VAR.

Vale fans are singing about Vale.

Makes for a decent atmosphere, though, although most of the fans here will not have had the foggiest about what was going on before that Taylor Harwood-Bellis goal was eventually given.

Wigan manager Paul Cook is drinking a coffee again. That's his second of the hour in my book so I do hope that man is going decaf as he'll be up all night otherwise.

He's about to bring Joe Gelhardt on. A big moment for a 17-year-old.

Mason Greenwood shoots and puts it in the upper tier. Only against AZ Alkmaar in October (0 shots on target in the whole game), have United gone longer without a shot on target in a game this season.

Fred is readied.

Andy Reid
Ex-Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Brendan Rodgers has to take a lot of credit for how he has managed this Leicester team over the Christmas period. The way he has been able to freshen up the side and give people a rest means they are looking really, really strong for the run-in.

Is this the chance? Free-kick to the visitors in a good area on the right wing. Juan Mata over it. Plays it short and it's easily defended.

What a dull game this has been.

Leicester almost find a third as Dennis Praet heads from 12 yards out but he can't quite direct it.

This game is coasting to a home win. Leicester made more changes to their team than any other side in the Premier League over Christmas and with 10 changes again today, Brendan Rodgers seems to be getting it right time and again.

Andy Reid
Ex-Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Leicester are so slick, they move the ball so quickly that Wigan just can't get close to them. Wigan are looking a little bit tired at the moment and I hope for their sake Leicester don't make too many changes, as they have some quality players on the bench ready to come on.

Manchester United haven't had a shot on target yet.

Stephen James: Ok I'll say it, that header from Lindelof (on Neves not the ball) is as much of a penalty as the Dendoncker challenge earlier.

Thomas: Anywhere else on the field and that knock Neves took would be a free kick. It's accidental but if it's on the halfway line the ref would blow for a foul.

Harry Wilson with another 25-yard speculator. Well saved on this occasion.

Andy Reid
Ex-Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

There's a lot of difference between these two teams in terms of quality but the main difference is up top. It's that final ball, that final touch before you shoot and Wigan just don't have that to really trouble Leicester.

WHAT an effort! So nearly the opener and it's brilliant from Juan Mata.

United have a free-kick on the right-hand side of the penalty area, Mata takes it, and puts it the opposite side to where everybody is expecting.

John Ruddy is beaten, he's gone to his left, and the ball flies inches wide of the far corner.

So nearly superb.

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52 mins

Bournemouth 1-0 Luton Town

Yet another injury worry - Luton keeper Simon Sluga was clobbered by his own defender during that last chance. He's OK though in the end. A bit shaken.

Josh Windass pulls a good cross-field pass down and he's looking for some room to deliver from a good area. He jinks, shapes, jinks again and looks to cross but it's blocked.

Wigan just can't find that final bit of quality.

A big chance for Bournemouth! Dom Solanke releases Junior Stanislas behind the Luton defence, he's in on goal but wide to the left and tries a first-time chip from a good way out. Gets too much on it and lofts it behind.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

Manchester United must be reasonably confident that Sergio Romero will be fine as substitute keeper Lee Grant is not warming up.

Funnily enough Grant's last FA Cup game was against Wolves, for Stoke. He lost 2-0.

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53 mins

Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-0 Manchester United

Another delay as Ruben Neves gets a head in the back of the head. Walking wounded everywhere out there.