Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on BBC One

You see a lot of apprehension in the Arsenal side, safe touches and safe passes. what we have seen is if Arsenal try and get round the back of Newcastle, get the ball in the box, then that is where the danger is.

Watch highlights as Lyle Taylor's third-minute goal for Nottingham Forest proves enough to seal victory at home to Championship rivals Cardiff City in the third round of the FA Cup.

Blackpool keeper Chris Maxwell to BBC Sport: "I think we deserved it. We more than matched them.

“The type of game we play, we’re always hard to play against, we’ve said that all season, even against Premier League opposition. Nobody likes playing against us and we got the result in the end.

“We were comfortable, they are obviously a good team but we proved how good we are today and we limited their chances.

“I believe we were the better team throughout the whole game and we deserved the win.

“It’s all on the strikers to score [in the shootout] and as a goalkeeper it’s great to save penalties. It’s a good feeling."

Tyrese Fornah's corner is met by Will Aimson but he heads it wide. Huddersfield enjoying the bulk of the possession so far.

Gary Lineker
Ex-England striker on BBC One

You're always critical of your own team but I've just had to listen to the loudest moans from Alan Shearer and Ian Wright for 45 minutes! They were nearly the first players to be escorted out of a ground during a game! Both very frustrated.

Big save from Brentford's Luke Daniels!

Chuba Akpom smashes it from the edge of the box and it's dipping. The keeper just about tips it over the bar for a corner.

Good effort.

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

Newcastle have been very defensively disciplined in this first half. Arsenal just cannot find a gap.

And that's the break.

Arsenal have dominated, but it remains goalless.

Nice passage of play from Brentford but they can't get through a wall of defense on the edge of the Middlesbrough box.

It's moved from one side to the other before Saman Ghoddos' cross is eventually blocked.

Miguel Almiron wriggles away from a couple of defenders in a rare Newcastle foray forward and Cedric Soares drags him back. The Arsenal defender gets a yellow card for his trouble.

Blackpool manager Neil Critchley to BBC Sport: "I couldn't be happier with all the boys today, from the goalkeeper to the subs who came on - everyone contributed for us.

"We've not had a great record in penalty shootouts this season, so it's nice to win one.

"We have a great group, they take on everything you say and they try to implement the plan in every game. As a coach you can't ask for more than that.

"I'm delighted. We didn't get off to a great start in the penalty shootout but Chris Maxwell made some great saves.

"We have to use this as platform for hopefully doing better in the second half of the season."

On who he wants to face next, the former Liverpool Under-23s boss replied: "Liverpool."

CM: I've never understood Newcastle fans getting on Steve Bruce's back. Mike Ashley, sure, but Steve Bruce does great things with limited resources. Players clearly work hard for him and that can only deliver a bit of soul back into their club.

Peter Collins: Newcastle look more likely to score in their goal than Arsenal!

Almost every Newcastle player is behind the ball as they look to reach the break with the game goalless. Arsenal are working it patiently side to side but there's no route through that black and white wall at the moment.

Matty Daly drills a cross in low for Huddersfield, who are moving the ball nicely through midfield.

There's nobody there to get on the end of it.

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

It's like a slow squeeze on Newcastle by Arsenal, rather than a savage attack but they are actually starting to make their presence felt.

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Plymouth skipper Joe Edwards is fed through inside the box but he can't squeeze it in at the near post. Jaden Brown comes across to make a brilliant last-ditch block.

Plymouth searching for the equaliser. Joe Edwards had a shot blocked a few moments ago too.

Arsenal's corner count is growing. This time Nicolas Pepe and Cedric Soares combine down the right, with the full-back's attempted cross deflected behind.

Pepe goes short to Willian, and eventually the Brazilian whips in a searching ball that is nodded behind once more by Andy Carroll.