Everton

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Everton boss Sean Dyche on tonight's game: "We have made it clear that every game is important, this game is no different. I think we went down with the right mentality at Palace, we didn't get the win but we have brought it back here. Whatever team goes out there is 100% clear minded we want to win."

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Blackpool make four changes from the side that beat Exeter 2-0 at the weekend and in come Jordan Gabriel, Marvin Ekpiteta, Andy Lyons and Sonny Carey.

Ex-Huddersfield and Blackburn striker Jordan Rhodes is their main dangerman and their top scorer by a long way with 15 goals this season.

Blackpool XI: Grimshaw, Husband, Gabriel, Connolly, Ekpiteta, Morgan, Norburn, Lyons, Hamilton, Rhodes, Carey.

Substitutes: O'Donnell, Pennington, Casey, Dale, Oakley-Boothe, Virtue, Lavery, Joseph, Dembele.

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Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo hands a debut to Republic of Ireland international defender Andrew Omobamidele, who joined the club in an £11m move from Norwich in September on transfer deadline day.

He comes in as one of four changes from the side that began the 2-2 draw at the City Ground against Blackpool, with starts also for Nuno Tavares, Orel Mangala and Neco Williams.

Nottingham Forest XI: Vlachodimos, Tavares, Murillo, Mangala, Omobamidele, Williams, Oliveira, Yates, Dominguez, Hudson-Odoi, Wood.

Substitutes: Turner, Worrall, Toffolo, McKenna, Montiel, McDonnell, Aguilera, Esaph Osong, Gardner.

Norwich City

Norwich boss David Wagner reckons his friend and fellow German Jurgen Klopp will be cheering on the Canaries tonight against Bristol Rovers.

Wagner's Norwich will go to Klopp's Liverpool if they defeat Bristol Rovers.

Klopp phoned Wagner after the fourth round draw.

"He said 'ok, so now you need to beat Bristol Rovers," said Wagner.

Norwich lost to Liverpool in the fifth round of the FA Cup in 2021-22 - the season the Reds defeated Chelsea in the final on penalties.

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Bristol Rovers XI: Cox, Grant, Crama, Taylor; Thomas, Finley, Evans, Vale; McCormick; Martin, Collins.

Subs: Gordon, Sinclair, Marquis, Brown, Gibbons, Hoole, Hall, Shaw, Hunt.

Norwich XI: Long, Stacey, Batth, Gibson, McCallum; Sorensen, McLean; Hernandez, Sara, Rowe; Idah.

Subs: Sainz, Gibbs, Barnes, Fassnacht, Placheta, Núñez, Gunn, Fisher.

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It is a very, very cold night in the north west. There are piles of ice behind the advertising hoardings around the ground at Bloomfield Road, but the pitch has been cleared well.

It’s still going to be tricky conditions for both sides though, especially near the corner areas.

But we’re still on course to start at 7.45pm as planned.

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A reminder that if tonight's games end all square after 90 minutes, there will be an additional 30 minutes extra-time. If teams still cannot be separated then ties will be decided by penalties.

BBC Radio 5 Live

You can listen to live match commentary of two of tonight's FA Cup third round replays on 5 Live and 5 Sports Extra.

Pre-match build up begins on BBC Radio 5 Live at 19:00 GMT with Mark Chapman.

Then join Conor McNamara and former Blackpool captain Charlie Adam on BBC Radio 5 Live at 19:45 GMT, as the Tangerines host Premier League side Nottingham Forest.

Elsewhere you can listen to the all top-flight replay between Everton and Crystal Palace on 5 Sports Extra from 19:03 GMT, with kick off at 19:45 GMT.

All listening options for tonight's action can be found at the top of this live page.

Everton make two changes from the side who drew 0-0 with Crystal Palace on 4 January.

Seamus Coleman and Arnaut Danjuma are replaced by Andre Gomes and Nathan Patterson.

Everton XI: Virginia, Mykolenko, Branthwaite, Tarkowski, Patterson, Gomes, McNeil, Onana, Garner, Harrison, Calvert-Lewin.

Subs: Pickford, Keane, Danjuma, Gomes Betuncal, Godfrey, Ramalho Chermiti, Lonergan, Hunt, Dobbin.

As for Crystal Palace they make three changes from their draw with the Toffees.

Goalkeeper Sam Johnstone replaces Dean Henderson. Odsonne Édouard and Will Hughes are preferred to Matheus França and Jean-Philippe Mateta.

Michael Olise is still out with a hamstring injury.

Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Mitchell, Guehi, Andersen, Clyne; Lerma, Richards, Hughes, Schlupp; Eze, Edouard.

Subs: Tomkins, França de Oliveira, Mateta, Ebiowei, Ahamada, Henderson, Riedewald, Adaramola, Ozoh.

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It has been an unsettling week for Everton and Nottingham Forest. The Premier League has charged both clubs with breaching its financial rules.

Clubs that breach those rules are at risk of a fine or a points deduction. Everton are currently appealing against a 10-point deduction from a previous charge.

Tonight is the first game for both sides since these latest charges have been announced. Will the FA Cup provide a degree of escapism?

Certainly keep your eyes and ears peeled for anything the fans might have planned at tonight's games.

Goodison Park was under a dusting of snow on Tuesday. That has since melted away and the pitch looks in decent nick for tonight's replay.

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Roy Hodgson has already revealed Michael Olise is sidelined with a hamstring issue, and will also miss Crystal Palace's lunchtime game at Arsenal on Saturday.

But who else is out? And who is in?

Stand by for team news from all three ties.

The last time Bristol Rovers visited Anfield was 1992.

You can bet thousands of Gasheads will make the journey to Liverpool if their team gets past Norwich tonight.

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FA Cup

Thursday, 25 January

Bournemouth v Swansea 19:45

Friday, 26 January

Chelsea v Aston Villa 19:45

Sheff Weds v Coventry 19:45

Bristol City v Nott'm Forest/Blackpool 19:45

Tottenham v Man City 20:00

Saturday, 27 January

Ipswich Town v Maidstone United 12:30

Crystal Palace/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/Bristol Rovers 14:30

Newport v Man Utd 16:30

Monday, 29 January

Blackburn v Wrexham 19:30

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This match is a repeat of last year's FA Cup third-round tie when Blackpool, then a Championship side, easily defeated a much-changed Nottingham Forest outfit, with the Tangerines winning 4-1 at Bloomfield Road before losing to then-Premier League Southampton in round four.

That was only the third time in the past 12 seasons that Blackpool have been in the fourth round.

Both of these sides have lifted the FA Cup before. Forest on two occasions, in 1897-98 and 1958-59, thanks to wins over Derby and Luton respectively, with Forest losing 2-1 to Tottenham in the 1991 final.

Blackpool's greatest moment in their history came in the FA Cup, when they won the 1952-53 tournament by beating Bolton 4-3 in a seven-goal thriller in front of 100,000 people at Wembley Stadium.

The match is known as the 'Matthews Final' for the role a then 38-year-old Stanley Matthews played in helping them fight back from 3-1 down to win the final, which also included a hat-trick from Stan Mortensen and a 92nd-minute winner from Bill Perry as Joe Smith's side lifted the cup.

They had come close twice before but lost in the 1948 and 1951 finals, against Manchester United and Newcastle respectively.

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We've got three more replays coming up and by the end of the night the fourth-round line-up will be complete.

Blackpool v Nott'm Forest - winners at Bristol City.

Bristol Rovers v Norwich - winners at Liverpool.

Everton v Crystal Palace - winners host Luton.

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We already know League Two Newport are going to host Manchester United.

And that non-league Maidstone United are set for a huge day at Ipswich Town.

But what other treats are in store on FA Cup fourth-round weekend?

Well, if League One Bristol Rovers beat Norwich tonight they're off to Liverpool for the first time in 32 years.