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Lincoln goalkeeper Lukas Jensen to BBC Radio Lincolnshire: "My main focus was to keep a clean sheet because we're on a good run of not conceding goals. That's all that matters. To have that again is a great feeling.

"I don't mind the game going to penalties because I love it. To do it in front of all our fans on that side is an amazing feeling - to have 3,000 fans cheering and celebrating with us after the game. All the credit should go to the team.

"When we stay together and have a good structure, we can come away with anything - even against a Premier League team. I felt like I could have saved the first one as well. If I choose the right side, I can do that because of my size.

"I felt good, and then after the second one I felt even better. It all worked out. Big credit to my goalkeeper coach. I think they nicked my bottle, so I couldn't see where they were going to shoot.

"It's the best feeling. After the second one, I knew we only had one to go to win the game. I must have done something right to put the pressure on him to put it over the bar. He tried to smash it and it didn't work.

"When I saw it went over the bar, I turned around and celebrated with all the fans. To see that many here is unbelievable. I don't think you can describe it. You have to be in the moment. All the feelings and emotions came out. It's probably one of the best feelings in football."

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Doncaster boss Grant McCann to Sky Sports: "We played well, we caused them problems. It is a disappointed changing room, when we were so close, we feel we should have had a penalty when Mykolenko blocks a shot with his hands, just moments that didn’t go our way. It is difficult with no VAR but it is a split-second thing. You hope in moments like that go your way.

"The first goal for them was really good, but the second one was avoidable for us, we should have been tracking the run. That is disappointing as it was on us.

"I am proud of the players, they showed real effort against a top team, but we are gutted that we would not get the job done."

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Ah yes, the big conspiracy. Not just a 50-50 chance...

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Burnley manager Vincent Kompany: "Based on the performance, we would have always been pleased to get what we deserve, a result and clean sheet. A good win for the lads and into another round.

"Premier League teams have got such quality squads you don't weaken when you make changes. Forest's main players going forward were not starting, but we made changes and looked the same as us.

"Zeki has got a real goal threat, hopefully one of many. That is one exciting thing about our squad, there is potential for the future too.

"One [injury] I think will be bad, it looked like it. I will take any positive news on Ekdal. We hope Vitinho is not too bad. It looks a knee for both, for Ekdal we hope it is not going to be too bad. He was in a lot of pain. There was a cost to this game for sure."

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Newcastle v Manchester City probably the biggest tie of the round.

Chelsea v Brighton a good one too in the 'basically everybody' derby.

I make that at least four EFL teams guaranteed a place in round four.

Mansfield v Peterborough

Newcastle v Manchester City

Liverpool v Leicester

Blackburn v Cardiff

Fulham v Norwich

Salford v Burnley

Chelsea v Brighton

Brentford v Arsenal

Lincoln v West Ham

Bournemouth v Stoke

Bradford v Middlesbrough

Port Vale v Sutton United