Fulham should have put this game to bed!

Neeskens Kebano runs through on goal but Max O'Leary gets down to save really well, it falls to Aleksandar Mitrovic and he blazes over the crossbar.

Crystal Palace goalkeeper Jack Butland gifted Millwall striker Benik Afobe the opener but his side came back to win 2-1 thanks to some second-half brilliance from Michael Olise.

When scouring the draw for upsets, a few eyes might have glanced in the direction of Oakwell.

Barnsley are low on numbers because of injuries and Covid and also low on confidence, having not won since the beginning of November.

League Two Barrow will be hoping to pull off another shock after beating Ipswich in the last round.

“Barrow will be coming here with nothing to lose," Barnsley's Jordan Williams told the Yorkshire Post., external

"They are a good club who are coming here with a few players that I know and it will not be an easy game and we will all have to step up to get the win.

“This is a massive game for us to get that win under our belts and that confidence and belief back. It is a big game for everyone – the players, fans and manager."

Fulham are pressing for a second. Harry Wilson disguises a low free-kick nicely towards Aleksandar Mitrovic and he steers a strike on goal, but it rebounds off a red shirt and away.

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It is a massive ask, but Kidderminster are unbeaten in five at home and have got that advantage and momentum. Reading have made eight changes.

Reading need to have an off day and Kidderminster need to have a fantastic day. But the FA Cup is made for upsets and this could be one on the cards today.

What a save from Max O'Leary!

Tom Cairney bundles his way into the box and fizzes a left-footed strike towards the top corner, but the Bristol City goalkeeper gets a huge hand to it.

Cairney should've scored.

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While most of the chatter among the home fans will be about which new signing will be next through the door, this is also a huge day for League One Cambridge.

This will be the first time the sides have met since Newcastle beat Cambridge on their way to gaining promotion to the Premier League in April 1993. Andy Cole was on target that day.

“There is going to be an incredible turnout," said U's head coach Mark Bonner.

"Which is no real surprise, everyone knows how well supported Newcastle are and the fact that they are in a real positive mindset as a club after the takeover, and with the excitement of the transfer window, which hopefully will bring the best out of us and really inspire us to give a good performance.

“As we know, we will need to be at the very top of our game to be competitive against them, but that is something to look forward to. It is games like this that we have worked really hard for."

A quick change of ends and we're back under way.

Andreas Weimann is on for Bristol City as they look to pull level. Youngster Alex Scott comes off.

Brentford begin their FA Cup campaign away to League Two side Port Vale today, but manager Thomas Frank believes fairytale triumphs for teams such as the Bees are becoming more difficult due to the strength of England's 'top six' clubs.

"I would love to be the next Wigan to make a fantastic cup run and get a chance to win it," Frank said.

"I think it's more difficult these days. I think the classic top-six clubs, if they are there at the end, they just have so much quality. The chance of them winning is just bigger if they are in a semi-final or final.

"If we should go that far, it's one game and anything can happen, that's thebeauty of the cup tournaments. But I've seen more and more that the bigger clubs in the end need and want trophies for the fans and go harder for it compared to other years."

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Half-time in extra time and that Harry Wilson goal sends Fulham in ahead.

Bosses at Kidderminster feel that supporters in the stands will play a major role when they face Championship side Reading shortly.

Championship Huddersfield took the first Premier League scalp of the round thanks to this winner from Matty Pearson late on at Turf Moor.

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A tale of two halves.

Millwall were brilliant and deservedly went in at the break winning.

Second half, and Palace showed their Premier League quality. Michael Olise was terrific and they grew on the game.

More good football from Fulham down the left this time, but again they're unable to pick out a pass when it matters and goalkeeper Max O'Leary can pat away the cross.

Mansfield-Middlesbrough was dripping in FA Cup drama.

The home side were heading for extra time when Rhys Oates levelled five minutes from time - before Boro snatched victory in the dying moments.

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It wasn't easy. Millwall put up a real fight but Palace are through. Michael Olise with a goal and an assist in the second half to help them come back from 1-0 down.

Very nice.

Christian Benteke flicks it up and over the defender and tees up Odsonne Edouard. His shot is deflected into the keeper's arms.

Millwall go up the other end but Matt Smith's header is straight at Jack Butland. That was a real chance!

Ooh! A lovely pass picks out Tommy Conway, who dribbles past Paulo Gazzaniga but his touch takes the ball too wide and the Bristol City substitute fires into the side-netting!

David Ferguson is a former Blackpool captain. Today, he scored against his old club to earn League Two Hartlepool a memorable FA Cup win.