Friday, 26 January

Tottenham v Man City (20:00) - ITV1, UTV, STV and ITVX.

Saturday, 27 January

Ipswich v Maidstone United (12.30) - BBC One, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport.

Fulham v Newcastle (19:00) - ITV4 and ITVX.

Sunday, 28 January

West Brom v Wolves (11:45) - ITV1, UTV, STV and ITVX.

Liverpool v Norwich or Bristol Rovers (14:30) - ITV1, UTV, STV and ITVX.

Newport v Man Utd (16:30) - BBC One, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport.

Monday, 29 January

Blackburn v Wrexham (19:30) - BBC Wales.

This is well worth a few seconds of your time. Watch Andre Gomes' spectacular free-kick - Everton's first goal since 27 December.

Five attempts. Three on target. And the lead.

Bristol Rovers might be 11th in League One but they have the lead against their opponents from the Championship.

It's a bitterly cold night but the home fans at the Memorial Stadium love what they saw from their side in the first half.

Will they keep it up and earn a trip to Liverpool?

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

If you don't defend set plays well then that can lose you a game, and that is what has happened to Blackpool so far.

The game has been pretty even in terms of chances but they haven't defended their box well enough. Blackpool have been vulnerable with most of the set plays Forest have sent into the box.

You can run and chase but if you don't defend your box well you won't have a chance to get anything out of the game.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Bloomfield Road

Premier League Nottingham Forest deservedly go in with the lead but while it's only 1-0 will still be nervous.

Blackpool's best chances have come in the first and last 90 seconds of the half, with not too much attacking play in between.

If Blackpool are to get back in this it may well need to come from a set piece, but at the moment Forest are ahead and doing what they need to do.

The League One club are 45 minutes away from facing Liverpool.

Ross: It doesn’t help the argument that replays are good for teams outside of the premier league when their own fans don’t bother to turn up to the games. Where are the Blackpool fans tonight? Bit too cold for them?

Everton have a goal - and the lead - thanks to Andre Gomes.

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

If I was Nuno I would be really calm, the composure Forest have shown in the game and the control they have had has been good.

Good defensive shape, good discipline. There are no real issues from Blackpool aside from that earlier set play.

If they keep the ball, keep it simple, and work their way up the pitch they can really score some more goals here.

Big chance for Rovers to make it 2-0!

Luke Thomas with a right-footed attempt that flashes agonisingly wide.

So far, so good for Forest.

They will visit Bristol City in round four as it stands.

Blackpool's best chance!

A long throw causes chaos in the Forest area, the ball squirms to Marvin Ekpiteta on the right of the box and he fires it back across the face of goal.

It's just too far in front of Jordan Rhodes for the striker to get a touch.

Will Everton's first goal of 2024 inspire them?

A lovely, lovely finish by Andre Gomes.

A rare moment of quality in this tie.

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Nuno Tavares' flat corner has to be well headed away by Marvin Ekpiteta, who was facing his own goal.

Nicolas Dominguez advances onto the second ball, but slams a shot over from the edge of the area.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Bloomfield Road

"We'll sing on our own," taunt the Nottingham Forest fans, as the visitors have silenced the home supporters.

The Premier League side have not been threatened too much since that goal, but still need the comfort of another.

Blackpool have worked hard but been unable to create chances since Albie Morgan fired wide from 25 yards inside the opening 90 seconds.

Still, it's only 0-1 and there's plenty of time for some drama.

Forest rather have Blackpool where they want them. They are sitting deeper now, inviting the League One side to come onto them and leave space in behind.

Neil Critchley has much to think about before his half time team talk.

Crucial clearance by Chris Richards with Dominic Calvert-Lewin lurking. Calvert-Lewin's last goal? 29 October.

Bristol Rovers boss Matt Taylor played for Everton's academy. Is he about to return to Merseyside? The League One club have the lead and are on course for a fourth round tie at Liverpool.

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