National League Boreham Wood went further than any other team outside the top two tiers of English football last season.

The Hertfordshire club beat League One AFC Wimbledon and Championship side Bournemouth on their way to the fifth round, where they lost at Everton.

Luke Garrard's side are enjoying another fine run and host League One Accrington Stanley for a place in the fourth round.

Boreham Wood, 13th in the fifth tier of English football and the lowest-ranked club left in the competition, will be confident of claiming another Football League scalp after winning at League One Bristol Rovers in the last round.

BBC local radio

The first lot of games are over, the second bunch are about to start.

BBC local radio teams will help bring you all the latest action throughout the day.

We have full match commentary on nine of the 15:00 GMT games.

Head over here to listen.

Don Hutchison
Ex-Liverpool midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester played some good stuff in the final 20 minutes, they looked a threat. But they had to go through an awful lot of hard work to get this result.

It was a game that was played in really good spirit with just that one moment of quality that was the difference.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Just about enough, when they needed it, they had that bit of quality. Iheanacho with a great finish once it had got through to him in teh box.

This team, spearheaded by the defensive organisation of Williamson, they should be very very proud.

You think they would use this performance to spearhead a recovery for the rest of the season in the league.

Not one Vicente Guaita will want to watch back again, but you'll be able to do just that (along with highlights of all today's FA Cup games) on Match of the Day - BBC One at 22:40 GMT.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Red Button

It was all about that end product for Portsmouth - or lack of it. They were excellent in the first half, limiting Tottenham to very few chances. The worry was, second half, with the energy levels dropping and the quality that Tottenham have, you'd think Spurs would improve their performance and that's exactly what happened.

Harry Kane was the difference, as he is so often for Tottenham, and they probably could have gone on to get a second or third goal to make it a little more comfortable.

Brendan Rodgers and his players are out on the pitch in front of the away end showing their appreciation to Leicester's travelling fans.

Many of them have received a soaking from the rain but they've seen their side return to winning ways.

As for Gillingham, they will hope to use this performance as a springboard for the rest of the season. Their focus now is staying in the EFL. On this evidence, they've got every chance.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Red Button

There's a lot of things [interim boss] Simon Bassey will be happy with and a lot of things the Portsmouth fans can be positive about moving forward. It'll be interesting to see who comes in and gets the [manager's] job but there's certainly something to work with.

The Portsmouth players gathered in a huddle at full-time. It was a valiant effort by the League One side at the end of a week in which the club sacked manager Danny Cowley.

Leicester emerge unscathed from a tricky tie. They're in the hat for the fourth round draw on Sunday. Gillingham, the Football League's bottom club, pushed them all the way.

Preston North End and Reading are both into the next round after coming through their all-Championship ties.

The Lilywhites came from behind against struggling Huddersfield to run out 3-1 winners.

And the Royals beat fellow play-off chasers Watford in a clinical 2-0 win.

Jimmy Greaves - 266

Harry Kane - 265

With his winner today, Harry Kane is one goal away from equalling Jimmy Greaves' record as Tottenham's all-time leading goalscorer.

Spurs play Arsenal in the north London derby next.

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A big win for Southampton!

They had a bit of luck but also battled so hard to earn this comeback victory against a strong Palace side, who looked in control in the first half but could not respond after going behind in the second.

Nathan Jones's position suddenly looks a bit more healthy. He has something on which to build.

Neil Harris is urging his players to get forward. Free-kick for Gillingham which is pumped forward but Leicester get it clear.

Reading will be into the fourth round. Shane Long had just found the net for them against Watford on the counter-attack.

2-0 with seconds remaining.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Kashket has been phenomenal up top. There have been times when he has had to come short and get a knock on the back, he has done so. He just goes a fraction too early there.

Brad Galinson will be thrilled with his first taste of FA Cup football.

We're into the last of the added five minutes.

Have Palace got one last desperate swing left in them?

Don Hutchison
Ex-Liverpool midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a hard one for Neil Harris. At some point he'll have to put one of his centre-backs up front knowing that Patson Daka is fresh on the counter.

Five additional minutes. No-one is leaving.

Jordan Ayew wants too many touches!

He tries to bundle his way in on goal in the Saints box but he fails to get his shot away and the visitors clear.