Summary

  • Nottingham Forest cause upset by beating 14-time winners Arsenal

  • Forest's reward is fourth-round meeting with holders Leicester

  • Sixth-tier Kidderminster will host West Ham

  • Non-league Boreham Wood travel to Bournemouth; Newcastle's conquerors Cambridge go to Luton

  • Chelsea v Plymouth, Everton v Brentford, Man City v Fulham

  • Man Utd/Villa v Middlesbrough, Tottenham v Brighton, Liverpool v Cardiff

  • Winks, Moura & Kane goals rescue Tottenham after going behind v League One Morecambe

  • Liverpool hit back to beat League One Shrewsbury - 17-year-old Gordon scores for Reds

  • West Ham, Wolves, Norwich, Stoke and Cardiff all win

Live Reporting

Harry Poole

  1. 'Never forget it'

    Kidderminster 2-1 Reading

    While Kidderminster's fans celebrated long into the night, the club's players and management team are back to work today - preparing for Tuesday's home match with Farsley Celtic in the National League North.

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  2. 'Special moments'

    Kidderminster 2-1 Reading

    Alan Hutton
    Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Kidderminster

    This is what the FA Cup is all about. Special moments and we've just witnessed one. The energy levels of this Kidderminster team - who hadn't played since 18 December - were unbelievable.

  3. Hit the thumbs if you're up for Kiddy v Man City and Boreham Wood v Chelsea in the next round.

  4. Fourth-round draw

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    Not only do we have another nine ties to bring you over the next few hours, we also have the fourth-round draw.

    It takes place after the all-Premier League tie between West Ham and Leeds which kicks-off at 14:00 GMT. We'll bring you the draw as it happens right here.

    These are the teams in the hat so far:

    Manchester City

    Middlesbrough

    Fulham

    Huddersfield Town

    Coventry City

    Hartlepool United

    Crystal Palace

    Barnsley

    Boreham Wood

    Kidderminster Harriers

    Leicester City

    Cambridge United

    Peterborough United

    Brentford

    Queens Park Rangers

    Brighton & Hove Albion

    Wigan Athletic

    Plymouth Argyle

    Chelsea

    Everton

    Southampton

    AFC Bournemouth

  5. Nine more ties

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    Will we see more Cupsets later?

    There's a decent chance because we have another NINE ties to bring you.

    Harrogate, Charlton, Shrewsbury, Leyton Orient, Morecambe, Sheffield United and Nottingham Forest are all looking to join the giant-killing club.

    • Luton Town v Harrogate Town (12:30)
    • Cardiff City v Preston North End (14:00)
    • Charlton Athletic v Norwich City (14:00)
    • Liverpool v Shrewsbury Town (14:00)
    • Stoke City v Leyton Orient (14:00)
    • Tottenham Hotspur v Morecambe (14:00)
    • West Ham United v Leeds United (14:00)
    • Wolverhampton Wanderers v Sheffield United (14:00)
    • Nottingham Forest v Arsenal (17:10)

  6. Get Involved

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    Stui Chaplin: Those who claim that the FA Cup has lost its magic don’t know what they are talking about. Saturday's results show why elite level sport should never be allowed to become a closed shop.

  7. Extraordinary day of giant-killing

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    How are we all feeling after an extraordinary day of FA Cup drama?

    Where to start...

    Kidderminster from the sixth-tier knocked out Championship Reading.

    League One Cambridge won at Premier League Newcastle.

    Non-league Boreham Wood sent League One AFC Wimbledon packing.

    League Two Hartlepool ended Championship club Blackpool's interest.

    And let's not forget Huddersfield, Wigan and Plymouth beating teams from a higher level.

  8. Day of the underdog

    There were upsets, drama and goals at every turn on Saturday.

    Second-half double earns non-league Kidderminster comeback victory over Reading

    FA Cup highlights: Newcastle United 0-1 Cambridge United

    Marsh puts National League side Boreham Wood ahead

    Who is up for some more?