Steven Schumacher makes six changes to his Stoke side following a goalless draw against Ipswich on Monday.

Goalkeeper Daniel Iversen, who joined on loan from Leicester yesterday, makes his debut with Jack Bonham dropping to the bench.

Celtic loanee Sead Haksabanovic comes back in with former Aston Villa striker Wesley also given the chance from the start.

Daniel Johnson, Ben Wilmot and Mehdi Leris are the other players to step into the starting 11.

Stoke XI: Iversen, Wilmot, Rose, Hoever, Johnson, Baker, Leris, Burger, Bae, Haksabanovic, Wesley.

Subs: Bonham, Vidigal, Gayle, Mmaee, Jojic, McNally, Sidibe, Lowe, McCarron.

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There are four changes for Brighton after they drew 0-0 at West Ham last time out in the Premier League.

Bart Verbruggen replaces Jason Steele in goal with Lewis Dunk, Jacob Moder and Evan Ferguson also coming in.

Brighton XI: Verbruggen, Hinshelwood, Van Hecke, Dunk, Estupinan, Gross, Gilmour, Moder, Buonanotte, Ferguson, Pedro.

Subs: Steele, Webster, Milner, Lallana, Welbeck, Baleba, Peupion, Hinchey, Baker-Boaitey.

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A seventh goal in Coventry!

The Sky Blue respond well to Oxford United pulling one back, with an unmarked Matthew Godden calmly slotting the ball across goal and into the bottom right corner.

Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimaraes slides in on Alex Pritchard. He gets the ball and some of the man and goes into the book.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I do not know how much Luke O'Nien knows about that, but it is another mistake because Sunderland are trying to play out from the back.

Sunderland captain Luke O'Nien blocks Miguel Almiron's half-volley with his head to stop the score reaching 3-0.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on ITV

I like the fact the referee wants to keep all of the players on the pitch. You want to do that at every opportunity.

Gillingham boss Stephen Clemence opts to stick with the side who won 1-0 against Colchester on New Year's Day.

Gillingham XI: Turner, Malone, Ogie, Ehmer, Masterson, Alexander, Jeffries, Coleman, Mahoney, Hawkins, Nadesan.

Subs: Morris, McKenzie, Clark, Lapsie, Williams, Dieng, Clarke, Nichols, Bonne.

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Sheffield United make five changes to the side who lost 2-0 to Manchester City last weekend as they remain bottom of the Premier League.

Gustavo Hamer and Cameron Archer are among those who come into the starting line-up.

New loan signing Ben Brereton Diaz is on the bench for the Blades and could make his debut.

Sheffield United XI: Foderingham, Seriki, Robinson, Norrington-Davies, Thomas, Hamer, Norwood, McAtee, Brooks, Archer, Osula.

Subs: Davies, Brewster, McBurnie, Brereton Diaz, Coulibaly, Souza, Osborn, Buyabu, Easton.

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Another goal in Coventry, but it's Oxford United who have pulled one back.

The ball falls to Tyler Goodrham on the edge of the box after a corner. His first shot is blocked, but he gets a second chance and his low strike flies into the bottom left corner of the goal.

Here is Tom Cannon's goal that put Leicester 3-1 up at Millwall.

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A bit of aggro and Newcastle's Anthony Gordon is booked.

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It's a big day for 15-year-old Republic of Ireland youth international Rory Finneran, who is named on Blackburn Rovers' bench for their tie at home with Cambridge United.

New Rovers' signing Yasin Ayari is also named as a substitute.

Marti Cifuentes makes three changes to the Queens Park Rangers side beaten by Cardiff in the Championship on Monday.

Aaron Drewe, Morgan Fox and Sinclair Armstrong come in for Reggie Cannon, Jake Clarke-Salter and Kenneth Paal.

Queens Park Rangers XI: Begovic, Drewe, Dunne, Fox, Larkeche, Field, Dozzell, Dixon-Bonner, Smyth, Armstrong, Dykes

Subs: Salamon, Kakay, Clarke-Salter, Paal, Cannon, Duke-McKenna, Peder, Adomah, Talla

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Andoni Iraola makes seven alterations to the Bournemouth team that lost to Tottenham in the Premier League on New Year’s Eve.

Goalkeeper Mark Travers makes his first appearance of the season, while David Brooks captains the Cherries at Loftus Road.

Bournemouth XI: Travers, Aarons, Mepham, Senesi, Tavernier, Cook, Scott, Billing, Brooks, Moore, Sinisterra

Subs: Radu, Zabarnyi, Greenwood, Kilkenny, Rothwell, Narcondes, Christie, Kluivert, Adu-Adjei

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Sunderland's Alex Pritchard is booked for dissent.

Sunderland are battling away, you can't deny that. There's just a big gulf in quality.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on ITV

I would like to get Roy Keane's thoughts right now on Sunderland's passing out from the back routine.

Sunderland almost fire themselves back into this game from nowhere.

Alex Pritchard lashes in a thunderbolt from 30 yards which clips the crossbar.

A home goal would make things interesting again.

Less than 15 minutes of normal time left and non-league Maidstone are still holding on to a 1-0 lead against Stevenage, who are seventh in League One and ranked 69 places higher than their opponents.

Stevenage have just hit the crossbar and the post from close range, the closest they have come to getting on the scoresheet today.

Can Maidstone cling on and reach the fourth round for the first time?

Marc Webber
Final Score at Carrow Road

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Chris Martin will be in Paradise if his Bristol Rovers side are the giant killers at Norwich today.

But his relatives and friends may not be so happy, because he was born in nearby Beccles and played for Norwich City from the age of 10 to 25 before he left for Derby County in 2013.

And four of the last eight goals he’s scored in this rejuvenated side have been in the 83rd minute or later, including an injury time double against Wycombe.