We'll leave things there, thanks for joining us for what started as a fairly routine night but which turned into a prime FA Cup thrill-fest.

You can find all the reports and highlights from tonight's games on the FA Cup section of the BBC Sport website.

Ta-ra.

Liverpool supporter right here: The people who say we should scrap replays don't know what they are talking about. We saw a great game of football tonight.

Ricardo Ron: Great tie and a great advert for why replays should not be scrapped.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Bloomfield Road

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Premier League side Nottingham Forest needed extra-time to see off League One's Blackpool in a thrilling FA Cup third-round replay at Bloomfield Road.

Forest had looked to be cruising into the fourth round when Danilo made it 2-0 in the first minute of the second half after Andrew Omobamidele had scored in the 16th minute on his Forest debut.

But Blackpool fought back in style.

Albie Morgan, whose poor backpass had led to Danilo's goal, pulled one back with a great strike from 25 yards before substitute Kyle Joseph headed in from close range to make it 2-2 to set up a frantic finish.

Then, in the eighth minute of additional time, Blackpool almost won it but Orel Mangala made an incredible block on the goalline after Karamoko Dembele had gone round Forest goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos.

Early in the second period of extra-time, the visitors retook the lead as Ryan Yates' low cross from the left was turned in by Chris Wood for what proved to be the winning goal.

Read more here.

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Lawman: It seems it doesn’t matter what you throw at Sean Dyche, he’ll just get on with the job he has in hand. You've got to respect that. Surprised on how well he is doing at Everton after a shaky start with the club. Fair play.

Both Bristol Rovers and Blackpool must pick themselves up quickly from FA Cup disappointment tonight.

They meet at the Memorial Stadium in League One at 3pm on Saturday.

Blackpool manager Neil Critchley, speaking to ITV4: "It's hard to take, but I have nothing but praise for our players. You couldn't tell the difference between the two sets of players. An exciting cup tie, we played with endeavour and energy.

"The whole team, even when we were losing we went after Forest. We tried to press them. I thought we caused them problems."

Alan Stubbs
Former Celtic & Everton defender on 5 Sports Extra

Everton could have managed the game a little bit better but the most important thing is they are in the next round and have a home tie against Luton. Everton at home, you'd like to think they have a very good chance of coming through that. They have a win on the board and that's important.

FA Cup

Thursday, 25 January

Bournemouth v Swansea 19:45

Friday, 26 January

Chelsea v Aston Villa 19:45

Sheffield Wednesday v Coventry 19:45

Bristol City v Nott'm Forest 19:45

Tottenham v Man City 20:00

Saturday, 27 January

Ipswich Town v Maidstone United 12:30

Everton v Luton 15:00

Leeds v Plymouth Argyle 15:00

Leicester v Birmingham 15:00

Sheff Utd v Brighton 15:00

Fulham v Newcastle 19:00

Sunday, 28 January

West Brom v Wolves 11:45

Watford v Southampton 14:00

Liverpool v Norwich 14:30

Newport v Man Utd 16:30

Monday, 29 January

Blackburn v Wrexham 19:30

So, that's the FA Cup third round officially done!

Let's see how that leaves the fourth round draw looking...

Conor McNamara
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Any time a new manager comes in the fans hope it is a new dawn for their club, and there are very tangible improvements at Forest since Nuno's arrival.

Chris Wood's goalscoring exploits are one of the main improvements, he's now scored five goals in five games since the change.

The fans have come all the way to Blackpool on a freezing cold Wednesday and were given a real scare, at one point they would have been thinking 'Is this another shock result?'

But their team had the goods, and the quality with Wood finding the winning goal, and the fans go home happy.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Bloomfield Road

Nottingham Forest's players walk over and applaud the travelling fans after panicking them, having blown a 2-0 lead.

All credit to Blackpool who gave the Premier League side a huge scare, but it's Forest who advance.

Nottingham Forest match winner Chris Wood, speaking to ITV4: "It's about getting to the next round, we had to do it ugly again. We made it hard for ourselves as we did at the City Ground.

On the celebrations: "All our thoughts go to Cheikou [Kouyate] and his family. He knows he is loved by us and our fans, so we dedicated that to him."

On facing his former club Bristol City in the next round: "They are doing well in the Championship, it will be tough. It is always tough to go to Ashton Gate."

Charlie Adam
Former Blackpool midfielder and current Fleetwood Town manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Forest will be delighted to get through in the end. It has taken them two draws and extra time to get the job done, and a very tough away game.

They showed great character to finish the tie off, to go 130 odd minutes with the ten minutes of stoppage time before extra time. The fitness of both sides was incredible.

A great game again between both teams, and I think Forest deserved it on balance of things over the tie.

The Forest players are taking a group photo in front of the travelling fans, holding up the tribute shirt to team mate Cheikhou Kouyate.

The midfielder left the Senegal camp at Afcon today following the death of his father.

Image source, Reuters

Image source, Reuters

The Blackpool players, and manager Neil Critchley, applaud the home fans. They are warmly reciprocated.

Blackpool have done themselves great credit in this tie, especially in the second half tonight having been 2-0 down.

An absolute classic of an FA Cup tie, narrowly won by the Premier League side.

Forest will go to Bristol City in the fourth round.

Albie Morgan tries to whip the free kick in to near post, but the shot is blocked by Danilo.

Blackpool have a free kick on the left corner of the Forest box...

Odysseas Vlachodimos with an unconvincing punch, Blackpool keeper Richard O'Donnell tries to fetch the loose ball on the right wing but is dispossessed!

Brandon Aguilera tries a shot from inside his own half, but it flies wide.