Boreham Wood are pressing high. Looking to unsettle their opponents. It's working.

The non-league side have started well here. No sign of being overawed.

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Karen Carney
Former Chelsea midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Scott Parker has told Freddie Woodman to go long straight away.

Boreham Wood are pressing them and they nearly got in there.

That is their intent right at the start, brilliant.

More home nerves!

Freddie Woodman again in the thick of it with a poor pass that allows Josh Rees to nip in on the edge of the box. His touch is heavy and he goes down under a tackle. Neither a goal or penalty is forthcoming.

Karen Carney
Former Chelsea midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Boreham Wood boss called this a David v Goliath clash but they are full of confidence. Their defence has been solid.

Looking at it from a Bournemouth perspective, the opposition will be front footed and go for it, looking to make Bournemouth uncomfortable.

Early action for Freddie Woodman in the Cherries net. He as to come out to meet Tyrone Marsh and save. The flag is up, but the keeper didn't know that.

The non-league side, all in white, get us under way.

Does the FA Cup have one last dose of fourth-round drama for us?

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC MOTD: "Very (disappointed). The first words are for the supporters, you come into a derby game and looking to win the FA Cup again, the supporters will have expected to see the team play with more authority, aggression and a strong mentality We apologise for that, that was nowhere near the level. We started OK, got into some good areas, misplaced a couple of passes that invites them into the game. To concede the second so early after the first puts us on the back foot. We did not find any rhythm and were really disappointing in the game.

"Today was about mentality, you have to be physical in any game of foot but away in the derby, it is about imposing the physicality and some of our boys just wanted to play football. They didn't want to engage. It was good to have James Justin back and Wilfred Ndidi was up for the physicality. But we were nowhere near the level. We had a lot of the ball but didn't create so much.

"It is a really poor performance, it is about hunger in the team. This team have been together for three years and I see some worrying signs with some of the players. We have to go again, get back in and have a tough game on Thursday (v Liverpool)."

OK, here we go. One more FA Cup tie to take care of this weekend. Everton are the prize in the fifth round.

Remember Nile Ranger, formerly of Newcastle, Swindon, Blackpool and Southend?

He's on the bench for Boreham Wood this evening.

Didn't have the career he once have imagined, but he might be a wild card later in this game for the National League side.

Nathaniel Phillips, Lewis Cook, Emiliano Marcondes and Jamal Lowe, with Philip Billing, Todd Cantwell and Dominic Solanke on the bench. The Cherries should have too much for non-league Boreham Wood here.

Should.

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper tells BBC MOTD: "It was about staying in the moment, staying focussed and carrying on as we were. The lads kept going, scored four, hit the bar and could have got one or two others. We were excellent and really pleased for the boys and proud of the club.

"We are in the middle of trying to build something. We have to go to Blackburn on Wednesday and have to play. It is about what is next and we want to live up to the beliefs of the club. We want to build on things like today and have the right mentality and humility.

"We have really got to focus on Wednesday now and the Championship feels like a game every other day. We have to put games to bed and move on to the next one.

"A brilliant day for everyone."

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

If you go back to 21 September 2021 when Steve Cooper was appointed, Nottingham Forest were bottom of the Championship. They're now two points off the play-offs and in the fifth round of the FA Cup. The atmosphere he has generated at Forest is there for everyone to see.

Nottingham Forest goalscorer Djed Spence tells BBC MOTD: "It was a good game, we came into the game with confidence and got the win.

"New manager, he is a great man and has lifted the team."

Nottingham Forest winger Brennan Johnson: "Steve Copper has told us to believe in how we play, we showed that against Arsenal, we know we are a good team.

"We are just going to focus on the league but Huddersfield is the big one, we have beaten two Premier League teams and don't want to get done by a Championship one.

"I love this club, I have always wanted to stay the whole window and once 31 January went, I just wanted to focus here."

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Steve Cooper has got it going at Nottingham Forest. They dominated a possession-based team.

What a job. It's the way they play. The charisma they have. They want to press. He's got the fans in the palm of his hand.

Djed Spence could get sold for £25m, he's that good.

Brendan Rodgers's job is not on the line - but you can only take a team so far and you need to look for the next challenge. He could be Manchester United manager.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

It's a pleasure to be here. The atmosphere has been magnificent all afternoon. As soon as Forest got the first goal there was only one team going to win it.

Everything they did in the second half, there were so many impressive performances even from the substitutes who came on.

Well done, Forest. Well done, Steve Cooper. It feels like they have got something good going on.

This tie is between National League and Championship, fifth tier v second tier.

It's gonna have to do some serious work to beat the game we've just witnessed in Nottingham, but that's the magic of the Cup. You never know what it might throw up.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at The City Ground

This is a day Nottingham Forest won't forget in a hurry. Scarves are being flung around supporters' heads, the fans are bouncing around the ground with everyone on their feet applauding their team's efforts as the players do a lap of honour.

And Forest were superb and in no way does this scoreline flatter them. Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers will be horrified by his side's defending, but this is Forest's day - and what a day for their faithful, who have not had too much to cheer about in recent years.

No time to spare... the FA Cup tie between Bournemouth and Boreham Wood is kicking off in 35 mins.

We'll bring you all the best reaction from the game at the City Ground as we get it.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a performance from Forest. A first-class performance. It could have been 6-1. They were that good today. They're destined for the play-offs.

The two wing-backs were flying up and down, the centre-backs were hard to beat.

Well done to the manager as well.