Jack Tanner: footballers are superstitious folk - do you think if West Ham win again they'll make Moyes coach from home for the rest of the season?!

Lottie Wainwright: I'd be a little worried if I was David Moyes and West Ham get a good result tonight. Alan Irvine doing a great job.

Calm down Francesca...

Newcastle fans will be fuming again soon if they dont turn this around, they have loads of players forward but Javier Manquillo shanks his cross clean out of play.

Francesca Gunn: What is Ole doing! You are playing Brighton who we just got by on last week and this is the team you send on!! Other then Donny and Henderson what is this mess?

Confident start by the kid Palmer.

Having clattered Matt Lowton, he lets fly from outside the penalty box. It sails over but the 18-year-old is putting himself about.

Story of Jacob Murphy's night. Good approach play from Newcastle sees Jonjo Shelvey tee up the winger and his curler flies just past the post.

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That's some way to announce yourself.

Matt Lowton lets out a scream and then an expletive after being clattered by youngster Cole Palmer.

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It's chucking it down at Turf Moor.

Handshakes between Sean Dyche and Pep Guardiola.

And the holders are under way.

The final Newcastle change sees Fabian Schar come on - and he nearly scores straight away! A corner comes through and hits him on the nose before going wide...

Newport play some cracking stuff, they don't just chuck it into the box (not that I've got an issue with going direct) - and a lovely patient move ends with Ryan Haynes' cross deflected into the side-netting.

Newport are within sight of a place in the quarter-finals now. What a display this has been.

Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti makes two changes to the side that won 5-2 at Fleetwood in the third round.

Brazilian midfielder Allan and James Rodriguez both come into a very strong starting XI with Alex Iwobi and Bernard dropping out.

Everton XI: Pickford, Kenny, Keane, Digne, Nkounkou, Allan, Delph, Sigurdsson, Rodriguez, Richarlison, Calvert-Lewin.

West Ham stick with a large core of the players that thumped Hull City in the third round - making just three changes.

Declan Rice and Aaron Cresswell both start at the back while Mark Noble comes into midfield.

West Ham XI: Randolph, Johnson, Balbuena, Rice, Cresswell, Noble, Snodgrass, Lanzini, Anderson, Yarmolenko, Haller

Brighton make nine changes from the league game against Manchester United at the weekend.

The only two players keeping their place are both central defenders - Ben White and Lewis Dunk.

Amongst the players coming in to the side are summer signing Joel Veltman, midfielders Pascal Gross and Alexis Mac Allister and forward Viktor Gyokeres.

Midfielder Jayson Molumby makes just his second Albion appearance.

Brighton XI: Steele, Burn, Dunk, White, Veltman, Molumby, Gross, Bernardo, Jahanbakhsh, Mac Allister, Gyokeres.

Subs: Maupay, Trossard, Sanchez, Sanders, Cochrane, Roberts, Jenks.

Manchester United go one better, making 10 changes, with just Victor Lindelof keeping his place from the weekend.

Dean Henderson is in net, Eric Bailly partners Lindelof at the back, Donny van de Beek takes Bruno Fernandes' spot in midfield and Odion Ighalo plays up front.

Dan James has a chance to impress with reports linking him with a move away from the club before the window shuts.

Man Utd XI: Man Utd: Henderson, Dalot, Bailly, Lindelof, Williams, McTominay, Fred, Mata, van de Beek, James, Ighalo.

Subs: Pogba, Rashford, Greenwood, Grant, Lingard, Fosu-Mensah, Mengi.

Instant impetus. Callum Wilson sends Jacob Murphy away down the right and he wants it pulled back but the former Norwich man shoots instead from a narrow angle and drags it well wide.

Steve Bruce sends on Joelinton and Callum Wilson for Andy Carroll and Miguel Almiron. Big guns.

Staying put, then?

Into the final half an hour. Will Newcastle turn it up a gear or two now? Callum Wilson looks like he's coming on.

Barry Davison: I can see the headlines... Newport shock Newcastle in the Cup. Unfortunately its no shock at all to Newcastle fans, we've seen it all before in recent years.

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West Ham's former Everton boss David Moyes missed the 4-0 win over Wolves on Sunday after testing positive for coronavirus and he will again miss out.

Alan Irvine will be on the touchline as Moyes oversees the game from home.