That's all for today, but what a day we have coming up tomorrow.

Not only do we have the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final between Newcastle and Southampton (Newcastle lead 1-0 after the first leg), but also all the chaos of transfer deadline day.

Thanks for joining us and see you next time.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Pride Park

Image source, PA Media

West Ham secured a deserved win away to League One Derby at Pride Park to book an FA Cup fifth-round trip to Manchester United.

Jarrod Bowen opened the scoring after 10 minutes when he turned home a knockdown from Tomas Soucek.

The England man then turned provider at the start of the second period when his cross deflected into the path of Michail Antonio to score his 67th goal for the club.

It was the first time David Moyes' side had completed successive victories since October, following on from last weekend's crucial Premier League success against Everton.

And it now pits Moyes against his former club in cup combat at Old Trafford for the third successive season, the Hammers winning in the EFL tournament last term after losing in the last 16 of the FA Cup the year before.

The result marked the end of Derby's 14-match unbeaten run since they lost on penalties at Liverpool in November, although manager Paul Warne knows the main challenge for his side this season is to try and return to the Championship.

Goalscorer MichaIl Antonio...

More from Derby County manager Paul Warne...

On conceding early in the second half: "We spoke at half time and said there isn't much wrong, we just probably didn't win enough second balls or finish off our attacks.

"But they kept breaking on us and pretty much every player on the pitch was quicker than ours and that's a problem on the counter. To concede early in the second half is a punch in the solar plexus

"I had booked a hotel for Wembley and the FA Cup final but hopefully I can get a refund for that. Look, we wanted to go as far as we could and maybe we did.

"West Ham were better on the night and we didn't embarrass ourselves. Back to the league now and hopefully we'll be celebrating at the end of the season."

On the injury to Max Bird: "Unfortunately, I had to take Max Bird off. He's damaged his groin."

Derby County manager Paul Warne on ITV: "In fairness, West Ham came with a professional team and performance.

"At times we went toe-to-toe we just didn't create enough to score but I can't knock the lads for effort. I asked them to be the best version of themselves and they were.

"It was League One against Premier League and their frontline was worth £100million.

"We just didn't have enough craft in the final third.

"Good luck to West Ham... I know they've got an easy draw next."

And back to tonight...

Watch highlights as goals from Jarrod Bowen and Michail Antonio give West Ham a 2-0 victory over Derby to set up an FA Cup fifth round tie away at Manchester United.

Watch highlights as two goals from Casemiro and one from Fred see Manchester United beat 10-man Reading in the FA Cup fourth round at Old Trafford.

Watch as Josh Laurent scores a "magnificent" goal to put Stoke back in front against Stevenage in the FA Cup.

Manchester City win the FA Cup battle with Premier League title rivals Arsenal as Nathan Ake's goal gives them a narrow fourth-round victory at Etihad Stadium.

Watch highlights as Son Heung-min scores two stunning goals and Arnaut Danjuma nets on his debut to help Tottenham beat Preston 3-0 at Deepdale.

Watch as Brighton forward Kaoru Mitoma scores a brilliant 92nd-minute goal to send his side through to the FA Cup fifth round at the expense of holders Liverpool.

Watch as Wrexham co-owner and Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds experiences all the emotions of a Hollywood drama during a thrilling FA Cup fourth-round tie against Sheffield United at the Racecourse Ground.

Let's have a look back at some of the best action from the fourth-round FA Cup ties played this weekend...

West Ham United

West Ham goalscorer Jarrod Bowen tells ITV: "It was nice to get two against Everton and then score again tonight.

"A goal gives any player big confidence. It's really good for me but for us it's two wins on the bounce and it's all about momentum that we can use as a springboard."

On Michail Antonio scoring: "Massive goal for Micky. We've been working on tap-in goals. It was at a crucial time to get a firmer hold of the game."

On facing United in the next round: "I only found out on the bench, I asked Dec [Declan Rice] and he said 'we've got United away'.

"It's never easy but if we want to be successful in this competition we have to beat top teams. It will be a tough game they are a top, top team but we've been there plenty of times before."

West Ham United

West Ham midfielder Pablo Fornals on ITV: "Everyone knows it hasn't been an easy season so every game we can win gives us massive confidence.

"We work hard every day in training to get a chance and then you have to take it. That's what the players tried to do tonight.

"In this situation, every player wants to help."

• Derby have lost each of their last seven fifth round FA Cup games, with their last victory at this stage of the competition coming in February 1999 (3-1 replay win over Huddersfield).
• West Ham have won three of their last four games in all competitions (lost one), as many victories as they enjoyed in their previous 12 games (drew three, lost six).
• Derby have conceded more goals tonight than in their previous seven home games combined in all competitions (one).
• Jarrod Bowen has scored three goals in his last five FA Cup games while since his debut for West Ham in February 2020, he has scored 35 goals in all competitions, a haul bettered only by Michail Antonio for the club in that time (38).
• Michail Antonio has been involved in three goals in his last four FA Cup appearances for West Ham, scoring two and assisting one.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

West Ham definitely improved in the second half.

I always thought this would be a difficult game but they came through it. If they lost then David Moyes would have been under serious pressure.

They can head to Newcastle at the weekend with confidence and starting to build momentum.

A tough trip to Old Trafford to come in the next round.

In case you missed it, the draw for the fifth round took place earlier on and this is now how it looks.

Six fourth-round ties have gone to replays with Birmingham entertaining Blackburn tomorrow before the other five replays next week.

• Southampton v Luton Town or Grimsby Town
• Leicester City v Blackburn Rovers or Birmingham City
• Stoke City v Brighton
• Wrexham or Sheffield United v Tottenham
• Fulham or Sunderland v Leeds United
• Bristol City v Manchester City
• Manchester United v West Ham
• Ipswich Town or Burnley v Sheffield Wednesday or Fleetwood Town

The matches will be played midweek during the week commencing Monday, 27 February.