That's the end of this live page now, thanks for joining us today for a mixed bag of games.

Two 1-0s, one brilliant half of City-Liverpool followed by a dull one and then Aston Villa's demolition of Arsenal.

Keep an eye on this page for BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast later.

Read Phil McNulty's analysis of the Etihad game here.

Time for the international break. See you.

Watch all the other FA Cup highlights here.

Watch highlights as Connor Hall's extra-time winner sends National League North strugglers Chorley into the FA Cup second round at the expense of 2013 winners Wigan.

Wigan were 2-0 up at half-time.

Watch highlights as Crawley Town fight back from 5-3 down in extra time to beat National League leaders Torquay 6-5 in a titanic first-round tie.

BBC Radio Cumbria commentary of Carlisle's winning penalty against Hayes and Yeading as the commentator gives the time as the ball goes into the net.

Right we're going to start winding up soon, but want to see some good FA Cup clips?

Aston Villa’s Jack Grealish has been directly involved in nine league goals this season (four goals and five assists). Only Spurs pair Harry Kane (15) and Son Heung-min (10) have been involved in more.

Aston Villa

More from Aston Villa boss Dean Smith on the (lack of) five substitutes rule: "I've only made one change in the 88th minute today - for me the intensity was there for my players and we don't have the biggest squad in the world so we have to manage our players.

"I can sympathise with teams in Europe but there's some big squads out there and I've made my feelings known from the off that I thought we were right to stay with the three subs rule and now we've started with it we should certainly continue with it."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Dean Smith speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "We set the tone from the off - the ball went out for a throw-in and we showed intensity and that we were going to press them. From that throw-in we won the ball back and John McGinn scored a great goal which got chalked off.

"A big win at Leicester winning 1-0, it's a tough league so wherever you go it's tough. Coming here is tough, we knew we had to be at our best without the ball. That's what pleased me the most and we could've scored more. We created some great chances from our ball carrying skills with Jack Grealish and Ross Barkley and Trezequet and Ollie Watkins' non-stop running.

"We weren't satisfied with how last season ended, we finished 17th - we know that first season is always tough. We've added some quality to the squad, five players have come in which makes us look a strong team - we're competitive and that's where we want to be. You have to be in this league because it's tough as we found out against Southampton and Leeds before this game.

"I think good players always click, they get on a wavelength quickly and they look like they're on that wavelength together. You can't underestimate the work they do off the ball as well.

"We have to take each game as it comes and that's all we can do and want to do. We won our first four of the season and got our first bloody nose against Leeds so it can happen if you're not at it and the players know it that you have to be at it right from the off."

Gary Timms: Appreciate the negative Arsenal messages are probably flooding in. Can we have some love for Aston Villa though, please? We're a different side this season.

Sulaimon Adelekan: Like Arsenal Like Real Madrid. What a pathetic night.

Disaster!

Henrikh Mkhitaryan scored a hat-trick for Roma today, Arsenal fans may be interested to know.

Three Mikel Arteta interviews there, we're really spoiling you.

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "Well first congratulations to Aston Villa for the victory and the way they played, I thought they were strong and obviously from our side I take total responsibility because it's not acceptable the performance we put in from the beginning.

"I'll keep what I said to my players in the dressing room private, my role is to get the team performing at the highest level every three days and today we haven't done that and since I got appointed it's the first time I haven't seen that team on the pitch.

"This is football and when you are not at the races and not at your best teams destroy you in the Premier League. It's a really bad combination if you don't win the duels, you are late and they are more focused, they are more determined for every ball. If you don't defend your box well enough and you have chances but you don't put them away.

"No we are not creating enough chances but the ones we did create were clear enough to score at least one goal but if you look at the numbers from last few games it's not enough.

"Thomas Partey is injured. I support the five substitutes rule but I'm also for the possibility of having 20 players in the squad, but that's another story that we can not control."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Artera to BBC Sport: "When we created chances we didn't put them away. We didn't win enough duels and the distances between the lines was too big.

"Against Leicester the first half was positive. We can lose a game like that. The way we lost today really hurts.

"It's not a coincidence we don't have that consistency. We have to address that. We have to analyse, get a mirror to each of us and look at ourselves. Instead of looking to blame others, look at yourself."

On the international break...

"I would rather play tomorrow. I know how hurting they are. My job is to lift them up. I would like to do that tomorrow morning but everyone is on international duty.

"Everyone has to reflect when they're away and come back and not let it happen again."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta speaking to Sky Sports: "First of all congratulations to Aston Villa for the way they played and the victory.

"After that, we performed below our standards and I have to say it's the first time I've seen us play and we weren't a team.

"I take full responsibility. We didn't start well enough, we got away with VAR for an offside situation but we lost all the races, the duels and we were sloppy on the ball. When we created chances we didn't hit the target. It's a really bad combination. We left spaces and on the counter we looked really vulnerable.

"I take full responsibility. I am responsible to make the team perform on the pitch and today we were not a team and it is my job. It is why I am standing here.

"It is a frustration. It takes a lot to build momentum, to build a way of being, living and performing and when something like that comes up it's a hard one to take but in a hard moment you learn more than in a positive moment and I want to see how we react."