Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Jonny-Rocks Stadium

Some nice neat passing from the League Two side who are probing Manchester City's left flank, where Benjamin Mendy's control has already been a little erratic.

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool and England midfielder on BBC One

The last thing you want to do is give away free kicks against a side like this, that was sloppy from Gabriel Jesus.

Chris Clements pops up off the turf and clips a ball into the back post which is nodded down and eventually cleared by City.

The Robins loading the box at the set-piece and want a penalty for handball but referee Stuart Attwell is unmoved.

The hosts have started well and earn a free-kick as Gabriel Jesus bundles over Chris Clements.

Sloppy from City youngster Tommy Doyle, giving the ball away in his own half and George Lloyd breaks into the box, but then sends a wayward pass and the chance is gone.

DGB: Can’t see past a Man City demolition show. But had a soft spot for Cheltenham since L1 promotion. Also think Michael Duff is a top pro and great to see him managing where it started for him.

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Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Cheltenham are excellent at set-pieces. They're going to throw everything at City tonight.

Whether it's a free-kick or corner that ball is going into the box.

They obviously work on it, I spoke to the manager, they do practice them.

They're a threat. They'll be dangerous from that situation.

Cheltenham break forward and come close themselves but Alfie May just cannot get on the end of a cross at the near post.

There is some concern after as May collides with the advertising hoardings but is OK to continue.

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool and England midfielder on BBC One

What a start that could have been, a brilliant ball from Mahrez and a great run from Jesus. That will do the keeper a world of good to get the save in in the first few minutes

City almost take the lead within 25 seconds.

Riyad Mahrez finds Gabriel Jesus in behind the Cheltenham backline and the Brazilian's lofted effort is pushed away by goalkeeper Josh Griffiths.

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Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC One

City will need discipline and resilience, there are a few players who want to play in the Premier League out there. They should play their normal game, but this will be something different today.

Away we go in our final FA Cup game of the day.

Cupset on the cards...?

Nottingham Forest boss Chris Hughton: "The biggest disappointment was having started the game okay - against a really good side - we conceded a poor goal and that gave them a lift.

"It wasn't really until we came out in the second half that we showed how to play in the tie. Having got the goal, we were on the front foot. It's a dreadful decision for the penalty and it's a pivotal point of the game. It changed momemtum, it was our best spell by far and it gave them the lift. Overall we weren't good enough to come out of a very difficult tie but very disappointed with the decision for the penalty.

"Could we have gone on to win the game? We could have retained the momemtum. My first impression was that it wasn't a penalty and that is from this distance. I have seen it three or four times since. It's absolutely not a penalty. The real frustration... the referee comes to speak to me because of my disappointment but it's never a penalty. It changed the momemtum there are no doubts. But we have to be good enough to make sure we don't concede again.

"We lift the boys because we have to. It's the position we are in, in the league. It's a difficult league. Disappointed we lost mid-week but we pick them back up again. After today and the disappointment of today, I will be very surprised if anybody isn't prepared to put in a real shift next Saturday."

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC One

The City squad is incredible but today I am glad a few youngsters have got a chance. This is the magic of the FA Cup, this is where you can make your name.

As Micah Richards did with a late equaliser against Aston Villa back in 2006...

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

There's so much excitement here from the chairman to the players.

We've had some fantastic stories in the FA Cup in recent weeks.

I think we're in for another fantastic evening.

Mike Duff, CM 97/98 legend!

What's Mark Kerr upto nowadays?

Cheltenham boss Mike Duff calls the game "the biggest cue tie in the club's history".

Big.

Doncaster boss Darren Moore, speaking to BBC Sport: "The message was clear to my players coming up against that quality of opposition. If you make mistakes, you get punished. There was some good things that we did but ultimately we got punished. It has been a good cup run and we take the rough with the smooth. The players can be pleased at what they have done to help the club out financially. Best of luck to West Ham for the rest of the competition.

"In the cup we have made gradual progress, stepping up a level. This was a big test and we had a mountain to climb after conceding so early. But the thing for us is to learn from it for the remainder of the season and for the players' individual careers.

"This transfer window we are trying to add bodies. Our fixture list, physically it will be impossible for this set of players to maintain"

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Since losing against Wigan 1-0 in February 2018, Man City have won their last seven FA Cup games against sides from a lower division by an aggregate score of 26-4.

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