I would bring you the reaction of David Moyes but all broadcasters went off air before we heard it.

It was very cold and wet by the looks of it to be fair.

Goodnight then! See you tomorrow for three Premier League matches.

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Stockport manager Jim Gannon, speaking to BT Sport: "The players are disappointed but I think 'is that not a testimony to how they played?'

"West Ham had lots of possession but the lads did really well. They gave a chance of getting a goal and possibly winning the game with the opportunities we had. But it was always a stretch for us but the performance showed we are a cut above this level [National League].

"We were disappointed with a couple of aspects of our game - set-pieces for example - because we thought we had the opportunities to score. We expected them to up the game but I think we contained and managed them quite well. We tried to play them and tried to play our game, so we showed what we were about.

"We are still a team that are growing together, trying to mix my coaching principles and their qualities and I think you saw that tonight.

"The club is going the right way. There is a lot to take out of this tonight. It's been tough year for everyone this year but we want go one better than last year and go for the play-offs and hopefully promotion."

Just while we await the reaction of the two very, very damp managers, a scan down the calendar.

There's more football, of course there is! Three Premier League games tomorrow in fact, starting with Sheffield Unietd v Newcastle at tea time.

And here is the late winner. Great ball in, great late run, great connection.

Gumbo: PHEW! That was a proper muddy slog but you can only beat what is put in front of you and we've done that. Conditions a massive leveler tonight but we're in the next round and that's all you can ask.

West Ham United

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West Ham goalscorer Craig Dawson, speaking to BT Sport: "It was a tough game, difficult for both sides but we stuck to our task and did very well in the end.

"It was tough tonight. It's been a while since I've played in conditions like that but it's great to get a goal at the end. The goal was something we worked on in training. The lads put in a great shift and it was a great clean sheet.

"It was a tough match. Stockport are doing great in their league and it's not easy coming to these grounds - so a great performance from the lads tonight.

"We'll just take each game as it comes and hopefully keep the run going."

If you're just tuning in and missed the draw earlier on:

Cheltenham Town v Manchester City

Bournemouth v Crawley Town

Swansea City v Nottingham Forest

Manchester United v Liverpool

Southampton/Shrewsbury v Arsenal

Barnsley v Norwich

Chorley v Wolves

Millwall v Bristol City

Brighton v Blackpool

Wycombe v Tottenham

Fulham v Burnley

Sheffield United v Plymouth

Chelsea v Luton

West Ham v Doncaster

Brentford v Leicester

Everton v Sheffield Wednesday

Jermaine Beckford
Ex-Leeds Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There wasn't that much between the sides, which was bizarre, because if you didn't know which one were the Premier League side and you came in half way through the game, you would've expected it to be both teams who played Premier League football. It was a very evenly-matched game.

It was a very competitive performance from Stockport and they should be super proud of themselves.

• West Ham have progressed from all eight of their FA Cup ties versus non-league sides when they were a league side at the time.
• Stockport County have been eliminated from each of their last four third round ties in the FA Cup, last progressing in January 2001 versus Preston North End.
• West Ham manager David Moyes has progressed from each of his four FA Cup ties versus non-league sides.
• Stockport have lost their last six FA Cup ties against top-flight opponents, last knocking out a top-flight team back in January 1994 against QPR.
• West Ham’s Craig Dawson scored his first FA Cup goal since netting for Rochdale versus FC United of Manchester in November 2010, 10 years and 67 days ago.

Jermaine Beckford
Ex-Leeds Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

West Ham got the result that mattered, David Moyes won't be disappointed with that performance. They are in the fourth round.

For Stockport, everyone associated with the club will be really happy with what they saw tonight.

West Ham will now play Doncaster Rovers in the fourth round, with the winners playing Manchester United or Liverpool in round five.

West Ham have won it but my word that was a test!

Some Stockport players have hands on their knees, breathing hard and deep. They gave it their all.

Free kick Stockport. 20 men in the box!

Darren Randolph comes to claim again.

We're into FOUR minutes of added time. Darren Randolph comes to take a cross and will take as much time as he possibly can.

Definitely. And they'll be a force in League Two if they can get up as well.

Ten: Irrespective of the score after the game, the Stockport players have given a good account of themselves.

Jermaine Beckford
Ex-Leeds Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

No disgrace for Stockport tonight. They have been a breath of fresh air. They have been on the front foot for quite a bit but it was a great cross and header for the goal. It's a shame.