Callum Hudson-Odoi starts for Nottingham Forest this afternoon as they make four changes from their Premier League victory over Manchester United.

Odisseas Vlachodimos replaces Matt Turner in goal, while Harry Toffolo and Joe Worral also come in.

Ola Aina and Moussa Niakhate are both unavailable due to their participation in the Africa Cup of Nations.

Forward Anthony Elanga is absent.

Nottingham Forest XI: Vlachodimos; Worral, Gibbs-White, Wood, Hudson-Odoi, Toffolo, Dominguez, Yates, Danilo, Monteil, Murillo.

Subs: Turner, Nuno, Mangala, Williams, McKenna, Omobamidele, Aguilera, Osong, Gardner.

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Third-tier Blackpool make three changes after beating Lincoln 2-0 in their last leauge game.

Ollie Norburn, Andy Lyons and Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel come in to the starting line-up.

Owen Dale, Matthew Virtue and Kyle Joseph are benched.

Blackpool XI: Grimshaw, Connolly, Husband, Gabriel, Norburn, Morgan, Dembele, Rhodes, Casey, Hamilton, Lyons.

Subs: O'Donnell, Dale, Joseph, Carey, Dougall, Virtue, Ekpiteta, Thompson, Oakley-Boothe.

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David Moyes makes four changes to the West Ham side that drew 0-0 against Brighton on Tuesday.

Midfielder Lucas Paqueta and defender Kurt Zouma have recovered from knee and calf injuries respectively to return to the starting lineup with Vladimir Coufal back after illness.

Lukasz Fabianski replaces Alphonse Areola in goal.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Coufal, Mavropanos, Zouma, Emerson, Alvarez, Soucek, Paqueta, Ward-Prowse, Fornals, Bowen.

Subs: Areola, Ogbonna, Ings, Cresswell, Cornet, Benrahma, Coventry, Johnson, Mubama.

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There are two changes for Bristol City after they fell to a 1-0 loss against Millwall on Monday.

West Brom loanee Taylor Gardner-Hickman and Sam Bell replace Andreas Weimann and Matty James.

Bristol City XI: O'Leary, Tanner, Vyner, Dickie, Pring, Williams, Gardner-Hickman, Bell, Knight, Mehmeti, Conway.

Subs: Bajic, Knight-Lebel, James, King, Nelson, Weimann, Cornick, Wells.

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Bristol City boss Liam Manning had a spell in the West Ham set-up, coaching the Hammers under-23s from 2015 to 2019.

He became City boss in November after previously managing Lommel, MK Dons and Oxford.

West Ham first-team coach Billy McKinlay said: "He was here the first time we [McKinlay and David Moyes] were here and did a good job with the under-23s.

"He's moved on and had a couple of managerial jobs in which he's done well. He's not long in at Bristol City, he's finding his way and in the last few games they've hit a bit of form.

"He'll obviously be looking forward to coming back here after spending a fair bit of time here as a coach. It'll be a big day for him."

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BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Kevin de Bruyne is once again on the bench for Manchester City as boss Pep Guardiola makes five changes for the visit of Huddersfield.

Stefan Ortega, Ruben Dias, Sergio Gomez, Rico Lewis and Oscar Bobb all come in.

Jeremy Doku is also on the bench but Erling Haaland is not included in the squad.

Man City XI: Ortega, Akanji, Dias, Gvardiol, Gomez, Lewis, Kovacic, Bobb, Foden, Grealish, Alvarez.

Subs: Ederson, Walker, Ake, Doku, Rodrigo, De Bruyne, Nunes, Wright, Hamilton

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Championship side Huddersfield hand a debut to midfielder Alex Matos, who has joined on loan from Chelsea.

Striker Bojan Radulovic, who joined from Finnish champions HJK Helsinki last week, is on the bench.

Huddersfield XI: Nicholls, Spencer, Helik, Lees, Jackson, Edmonds-Green, Wiles, Matos, Rudoni, Koroma, Thomas.

Subs: Radulovic, Diarra, Edwards, Hudlin, Austerfield, Ayina, Lorpenda, Bellagambi, Stone

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Peterborough's Darren Ferguson is managing the Posh for the fourth stint in his career.

Ferguson speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live said, "It is unusual, the fourth time I have come back. I have left and been sacked, it has gone on for 18 years now, but the main reason I do it is we have great success over periods of time."

Ferguson was reappointed after Grant McCann was sacked in January 2023.

"It has changed a lot, I was very young, the chairman [Darragh MacAnthony] was only 32 [when he first took charge] and we have gone through a lot," added Ferguson.

"It's unusual for a chairman to be in a club for that long. For me he is a fantastic chairman how he has looked after the club.

"We have a fantastic relationship and long may it continue."

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This is non-league Aldershot's first time in the FA Cup third round since 2013.

They have already beaten two Football League sides this year - including their amazing 7-4 win over Swindon in the first round - a game they led 7-0 at one stage.

The Shots beat Stockport in a replay in round two.

“I’m really proud of taking this club to West Brom, it’s a redemption day for our football club because there’s been a lot of low stuff recently and a lot of really low stuff a little further away," says boss Tommy Widdrington.

“I’m always positive, I believe in the way we play I believe in the group, but what I’ve got to be mindful of and where we’ve got to temper out enthusiasm to win the game with not getting walloped because there is a huge gulp between the two football teams and football clubs."

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Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It would have been fantastic to see Kevin De Bruyne start. I was here last week when he just warmed up, as he ran down the touchline the stadium went up and it was a great sight to see.

De Bruyne is someone who has got everything, Erling Haaland will be missing him!

Team news is starting to drop. We'll bring you the details shortly.

But holders Manchester City have got a strong side.

Kevin de Bruyne is only on the bench but there's starts for Jack Grealish, Phil Foden, Julian Alvarez and Mateo Kovacic.

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Shrewsbury and Wrexham is an old rivalry, even though there is a border in between the teams.

English side Shrewsbury and Welsh club Wrexham are separated by about 30 miles.

This will be the first meeting between the sides in almost 16 years, since Town's 3-0 win in League Two in 2008.

"It's going to be a great cup tie, there's a lot of elements that add excitement to the day," said Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson.

"The importance of this game for the supporters of both clubs is out there and the lads will have a clear understanding of that before the game kicks off."

Shrews defender Tom Flanagan said: "Whether it is a local derby or not, they are a League Two team.

"Who owns them, what they wear, who they are, has no bearing on the game whatsoever."

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Back in May 2018 these two sides faced each other at the Etihad in a Premier League clash, with Huddersfield claiming a hugely credible 0-0 draw on their way to retaining their top-flight status for another season.

Ask any Terriers fan if a repeat is likely and most will say no, with many fearing a similar outcome to a clash back in 1987 more likely.

On that occasion Manchester City thrashed Huddersfield 10-1 and, given the talent within this City team, it is hard to imagine them not rattling in a fair few goals once again.

The bookies clearly give the visitors little chance, with some offering odds of 60-1 for a Huddersfield win, but then this is the FA Cup, where shocks can and do happen...

Arsenal and Liverpool played out a 1-1 draw in the Premier League at Anfield in December and meet again in the FA Cup third round today.

Given both sides are still chasing trophies on multiple fronts this season, would managers Mikel Arteta and Jurgen Klopp be wise to rest and rotate for Sunday's game at Emirates Stadium?

Former Premier League midfielder Michael Brown joins The Football News Show to warn against ringing the changes.

He also explains why Gunners boss Arteta may be more inclined to name a first-choice line-up.

You can watch two of today's matches on the BBC - Manchester City v Huddersfield is on the Red Button and iPlayer - and Arsenal v Liverpool is on BBC One plus the iPlayer.

You can watch both of them on this page.

You can also listen to live radio commentary of all of today's eight matches on this page - on a mix of BBC Radio 5 Live, local radio and Welsh radio.

Oh and we will have in-game clips of all the matches today. So you can watch the goals not too long after they go in on this page.

It's been a busy few days already with plenty of goals.

You can watch all of the best ones here as well as highlights from each of the third round ties.

Tottenham's Pedro Porro arguably scored the best of them with this stunning strike against Burnley.

There was drama yesterday when Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Cameron Dawson saved two penalties in the first seven minutes.

They went on to beat Cardiff City 3-0.

There's been plenty of fun too as demonstrated by supporters of National League South side Maidstone after they stunned League One Stevenage, 69 places above them in the football pyramid, to reach the fourth round.

Plenty going on. Here's the full fixture list for this afternoon. All matches are 14:00 GMT kick-offs unless stated otherwise.

Luton Town v Bolton Wanderers

Manchester City v Huddersfield Town

Nottingham Forest v Blackpool

Peterborough United v Leeds United

Shrewsbury Town v Wrexham

West Bromwich Albion v Aldershot Town

West Ham v Bristol City

Arsenal v Liverpool (16:30 GMT)

Good afternoon!

We're back with more FA Cup action in the third round as 16 teams go head-to-head looking to keep their names in the hat.

Arsenal take on Liverpool later (16:30 GMT) in a mouthwatering tie between two sides in a Premier League title race.

But before that, holders Manchester City welcome Huddersfield Town, while fellow Premier League clubs Nottingham Forest and West Ham are also at home.

You can follow all the action here, with selected commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live and coverage on BBC TV.