Summary

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  • Watch Man City 4-0 Chelsea (BBC One) & (Red Button) on BBC iPlayer and this page

  • Mahrez bends free-kick in before Alvarez penalty, Foden tap in & Mahrez penalty

  • Watch Aston Villa 1-2 Stevenage on BBC Red Button, iPlayer and this page

  • FT: Cardiff 2-2 Leeds, Hartlepool 0-3 Stoke, Norwich 0-1 Blackburn & Stockport 1-2 Walsall

  • FT: Bristol City 1-1 Swansea & Derby 3-0 Barnsley

Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Neil Johnston

  1. Team news

    Manchester City v Chelsea (16:30 GMT)

    Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola gives the likes of Erling Haaland and Kevin De Bruyne a place on the bench after his side secured a 1-0 victory against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on Thursday.

    Midfielder Kalvin Phillips, who Guardiola said had "improved his level" following criticism about his fitness, is also among the substitutes again.

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    Chelsea boss Graham Potter is dealing with injuries to his squad but new signing Benoit Badiashile hasn't been thrown into his starting XI straight away. The £35m defender can be called upon from the bench if Potter needs him, along with 20-year-old Ivory Coast striker David Datro Fofana.

    Midfielder Mason Mount returns after picking up a knock in training.

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  2. Right, two more matches coming up. We're around 10 minutes from kick-off at Etihad Stadium for the heavyweight tie between Manchester City and Chelsea, plus Aston Villa against League Two Stevenage.

  3. That concludes the draw. There's some tasty ties to look forward to. If Manchester City see off Chelsea and Arsenal defeat Oxford then it's Pep Guardiola against Mikel Arteta in the fourth round.

    Wrexham can expect another full house for the visit of Championship side Sheffield United and Antonio Conte's Tottenham are heading to Preston.

    All ties will take place between 27-30 January.

  4. Boreham Wood or Accrington Stanley v Cardiff or Leeds

  5. Fulham v Sunderland

  6. Brighton v Liverpool or Wolves

  7. Bristol City or Swansea v Chesterfield or West Brom

  8. Manchester City or Chelsea v Oxford or Arsenal

  9. Sheffield Wednesday v Fleetwood Town

  10. Walsall v Leicester City

  11. Blackburn Rovers v Forest Green or Birmingham

  12. Stoke City v Aston Villa or Stevenage

  13. Derby County v West Ham United

  14. Luton or Wigan v Grimsby Town

  15. Manchester United v Reading

  16. Ipswich Town v Burnley

  17. Wrexham v Sheffield United

  18. Southampton v Blackpool

  19. Preston North End v Tottenham

  20. And off we go...