Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Vincent Kompany has some thinking to do he has a lot of players wanting an opportunity.

It was an extremely comfortable performance for Burnley we knew the amount of injuries Salford had and it was always going to be a difficult for them.

Burnley had experience and set-pieces were the key and that's where Salford let themselves down. Salford did show some heart when Burnley started to dip, but altogether it was an extremely comfortable evening for Burnley.

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Three more minutes for Palace to endure.

Manchester United cruising into round four.

Peterborough have missed their first two penalties, both saved by Mansfield's Christy Pym.

Manfield have scored their first two, but just missed their third, 2-1 at the moment to Mansfield.

Save!

Sam Johnstone doesn't have to move much but he still has to react quickly to push out Victor Lindelof's fierce drive following a half-cleared corner.

Emlyn Begley
BBC Sport at Peninsula Stadium

A good night for Burnley and Vincent Kompany as they cruise through.

It's hard to know how much they can read into this against such limited opposition but as they go on the hunt again for a first Premier League win, some of tonight's players will hope they have put themselves in contention to start.

Most of the Salford fans who were sitting around me are long gone now.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at St James Park

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7,360 Exeter City fans can say 'I was there'.

Exeter held out at the end under all sorts of pressure, but in a funny way deserve the win.

They improved in the second half, held on at times and took their best chance.

History is made the League One side - what this will mean for Luton ahead of a key Premier League game at Everton we will gave to see....

It's not happening for Palace!

Jean-Philippe Mateta gets away and fires a low shot that is saved by Andre Onana. The ball flies out to David Ozoh, but the 18-year-old midfielder pulls his shot across goal and wide.

Palace simply haven't shown up here. Man Utd have been really good, totally controlled. But the visitors, with seven changes, haven't tested them.

This is just meandering to a close.

Penalties at Mansfield after the hosts snatched a 93rd-minute equaliser through Lucas Akins to take us to a shootout.

A cruise for brilliant Burnley, who get their second win of the season.

Exeter have done it! A huge roar from the St James Park crowd as the final whistle goes.

The third tier side have knocked out Luton. A second Premier League side falls.

Demetri Mitchell was the hero with an 83rd-minute winner - although he wasn't on the pitch at the end after receiving a late red card for a second booking.

The Grecians held on though and advance to round four.

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Premier League Wolves were two goals up after 15 minutes and it looked to be an easy night.

But what a recovery from Championship Ipswich Town. Omari Hutchinson pulled one back, Freddie Ladapo made it 2-2 before Jack Taylor's wonder strike from 30 yards proved to be the winner.

Ipswich into the fourth round for the first time since 2010-11.

Wolves bundle the ball in from close range, Fabio Silva is classed as offside. And it looks extremely tight. No VAR at this one.

Funso Ojo's brilliant winner sends Vale through.

Deep into added time here too. Do Sutton have a twist in them?

Five added minutes here, but this tie was done and dusted a long time ago.

Job done for Michael Carrick's side. A fairly comfortable night for Middlesbrough.

Emmanuel Latte Lath put them in front in the first half, Morgan Rogers added a second after the break and League Two Bradford couldn't find a way back.

Boro are through to the fourth round.