Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Ben Tozer's long throw...what a weapon that is for Wrexham. They are still in the game. Sheffield United have been the better side but Wrexham have still been a threat.

Mark Hughes
Former Wales manager on BBC One

You feared the worst with the start Wrexham had. Poor on the goal with the marking but then a great response. Losing two centre-halves at any level will hurt you.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Sheffield United have been very professional. Despite the changes they have made, they have looked a very good team.

The goal was well worked from Sheffield United's point of view. It was a terrible start by Wrexham.

While Wrexham may be a goal down in this contest and are yet to get out of the National League be under no illusions where co-owner and Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds sees them going in the future.

Now then if you missed the FA Cup action that has already taken place on Sunday, here is a little reminder of just what happened.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

It was a awful start for Wrexham. They conceded a goal and lost two centre-halves to injury but then they reacted really well I thought. The crowd responded to that. The more the half went on the more they grew into it and created the better chances.

Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Paul Mullin has had a great strike on goal and then I think it could have possibly been a penalty.

At the other, Daniel Jebbison running down the line... It's end-to-end stuff and so exciting.

Sheffield United are unbeaten in their last six English FA Cup matches when leading at half-time (Won six) dating back to 3 February 2015 against Preston North End (Lost 1-3).

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC One

It is on the edge of the box. Paul Mullin has been brilliant. He plays all across the front line. He is a bundle of energy.

Sheffield United skipper John Egan picks up a yellow as he brings Paul Mullin down on the edge of his own penalty area. That all came from a sloppy no-look pass from on-loan midfielder James McAtee.

Big chance. Paul Mullin skips past Jayden Bogle as Wrexham hit Sheffield United on the counter from the corner but then shoots straight at Adam Davies.

Another Sheffield United corner and this time it finds Oliver McBurnie at the back stick.

The forward nods on to Chris Basham but Mark Howard saves comfortably.

Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The roof almost comes off every time Wrexham get into Sheffield United's half.

Wrexham are so feisty and energetic and are really pressing.

Good defending from Chris Basham on the edge of his own box. The Sheffield United man gets up early and wins a free-kick as Ollie Palmer just carelessly bundles into him

Seven added minutes.

Nowt doing there for the visitors. An awful over-hit delivery sees the ball drift out of play well beyond the far post prompting a bemused smile from Oliver McBurnie.

Jayden Bogle gets down the left and wins a corner for the visitors.

Michael Penketh: Since going a goal down Wrexham have been the far better team just need to tidy it up a bit and that final ball to break the line

Been a while since Sheffield United got out of their own half. The home fans sound pretty encouraged by what they are seeing from their side at the moment.

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Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wrexham are playing some great football around the box.

Palmer is laying off balls and Wrexham are growing in confidence and passing the ball nicely.