That is all from me tonight. What a weekend it has been in the FA Cup.

You can read all the reports and watch all the highlights over here.

You can also see the FA Cup fourth round draw, which includes a home tie for sixth-tier Kidderminster Harriers against Premier League West Ham, in full here.

The third round action is not quite over yet. We'll be back tomorrow as Manchester United host Steven Gerrard's Aston Villa at Old Trafford - a match you'll be able to watch live on BBC One from 19:30 GMT.

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Here are the best bits from Nottingham Forest's superb win over Arsenal.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, speaking to ITV: "They won, they scored a goal and we didn’t. We were not good enough and we have to apologise for it.

"I don’t want to use excuses, I expect the team I put out to do better and when you don’t in the cup you are out.

"Today showed we were not capable of winning against Forest away from home and didn’t put in the level to win the game. It’s a collective issue and today we have not done it."

Here is Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta now.

He's certainly not impressed with his side's performance.

Joe Ironside caused one of the classic FA Cup upsets on Saturday, but he had to wait for it to be confirmed by VAR. The Cambridge United player has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live about that moment.

"To be honest I haven't processed anything," he said. "Just trying to take it in. I didn't sleep at all! It's been a brilliant experience.

"It was an unbelievable atmosphere to play in. It dawns on you how big the stadium it is, how loud it is. When we scored the scenes were just brilliant. What struck me most I couldn't hear anyone in warm-up so I had to get used to the noise of everything.

"[The VAR] wasn't ideal. The longer it went on surely it has to be given. Heart is in your mouth so to speak. The fans got to celebrate it twice."

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There were scares for Liverpool and Tottenham, as both Premier League sides had to come from behind in their ties against Shrewsbury and Tottenham respectively.

We're hoping to hear from Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta shortly following a really disappointing night for his side.

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper speaking to ITV: "I think so [we deserved it]. We came up against a really good team. We had a clear game plan. We wanted to be brave with our pressing and get at them on the counter and that's how we scored.

"I'm really proud of the boys, pleased with the performance. It's brilliant to get through and I hope the players now really believe in what we're doing."

On Lewis Grabban: "He's club captain. He's experienced and we work together in terms of how we manage him. Then we brought him on and he scored."

On facing Leicester City in round four: "That will be one we look forward to. I don't know when it is but we need to get ready for Millwall next week. We're thinking about building a way that can serve us right now. It's a big club this."

Grumpy Expat: Well done to Forest. But Leno in goal, Lacazette coming on too late and an all round insipid performance with no sense of urgency. It’s like Arsenal have gone back a year in this game

Nottingham Forest goalscorer Lewis Grabban speaking to ITV: "It was good! We did well throughout the game, we deserved it and didn’t have many chances but when we got it we put it away. It is always hard against Arsenal but we did deserve it."

On starting as a substitute: "Being a senior one I could do with a rest! Every time I step on the pitch I have a point to prove, but we did well today."

On the next round: "Leicester will be another tough one and we will have to be at our best to get into the next round."

It was a superb goal to win it too, Ryan Yates delivering the perfect cross for Lewis Grabban to put away his 11th goal of the season.

The Forest striker has been speaking following his side's memorable victory.

Nottingham Forest have now won four of their last six FA Cup home games against Premier Leagues sides, losing just once.

They defeated Charlton in 2007, West Ham in 2014 and Arsenal in both 2018 and 2022.

Leicester City beware.

It is only the second time in the last 26 seasons that Arsenal have been knocked out in the FA Cup third round.

And both of those defeats have come against Nottingham Forest!

Michael Brown
Former Leeds midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Forest were organised, had a set up and a way to play. Great scenes here, and that is the FA Cup. What a night of football for Nottingham Forest!

Substitute Lewis Grabban gets the winner with seven minutes remaining to seal a famous FA Cup upset.

Nottingham Forest will meet holders Leicester City in the fourth round!

All over! Forest have done it! The City Ground erupts.

Forest goalkeeper Brice Samba picks up a poor ball forward.

The three minutes are up!