Championship side Bristol City beat West Ham to reach FA Cup fourth round
Newport beat Eastleigh to set up fourth-round tie against Man Utd
Wolves through with 3-2 win against Brentford after extra time
Luton come back to beat Bolton, Birmingham score last-minute winner against Hull
It's time to get some Zzzzzzzzzs, folks.
We're back on Wednesday for more FA Cup replay action.
Will League One Bristol Rovers book a trip to Liverpool?
Blackpool v Nottingham Forest 19:45 GMT
Bristol Rovers v Norwich City 19:45
Everton v Crystal Palace 19:45
Night night.
FA Cup highlights: Bristol City progress against 10-man West Ham
Watch highlights as Bristol City go through to the FA Cup fourth round after beating 10-man West Ham 1-0 at Ashton Gate.
FT: Bolton 1-2 Luton
Luton Town
Luton boss Rob Edwards, speaking in the post-match press conference: "Pleased we are through, tonight was about winning. Not at our best, sloppy in too many moments, allowed them to build into the game."
Preference in next round: "No not at all, in a way it is better to play a Premier League team. We know we have to be full tilt. This game we just dropped a bit, and you can't do that. Bolton are a big club, but when we are favourites, we took our foot off the gas and Bolton could have punished us. But lots of good play by us, just a little sloppy in final third."
On rotation: "We had to manage a few tonight. But we try to win every match we go into, I genuinely mean that. We found a way to win tonight."
The winter break: "We're going away for some warm weather, getting training in and time together, down time together. Has been a tough season so far, everything with Locks as well, it has been an emotional time."
On Bolton: "They are winning games in a brilliant way, causing us problems with the press, great on the counter attack. They had a little too much of the play when we were 2-1 up."
This is how the fourth round of the FA Cup is shaping up after tonight's matches.
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
FT: Bristol City 1-0 West Ham
Bristol City
Bristol City defender Cameron Pring, speaking to BBC Sport: "It is massive for me. That is the first time I've gone against a Premier League opposition and beat them so a big night for me and a huge night for the club. We need to take it into the league now.
"The crowd are massive here. They really do feel like a 12th man. You can feel the energy behind you. They were massive tonight.
"Tommy [Conway] has worked so hard. He hasn't scored as many as he'd like this season but he keeps doing the right things and getting in the right areas. We're delighted for him.
"I feel like we've got an identity now, we like to be on the front foot and press teams, it doesn't matter who we play. We've shown the togetherness in the squad tonight. When the game turns like that [with the red card] and into a scrap it pulls the boys together. The togetherness is massive in the squad at the moment."
FT: Bristol City 1-0 West Ham
West Ham United
West Ham boss David Moyes, speaking to BBC Sport: "Disappointed. Lots of things didn't go for us tonight but overall disappointed.
"We had one or two opportunities, especially in the first half. Some good things but not enough to win the game."
On West Ham red card: "No problem. I think it is a red card from what I had seen."
On no VAR in this game: "It is amazing they call this one of the biggest cup competitions but we don't have VAR in all the games, some you do and some you don't."
A blow to go out? "It is a blow because we would have liked to have been in the cup but we have Europe to look forward to in March and we are in a good position in the league, but we are disappointed to go out."
FA Cup highlights: Luton come from behind to beat League One Bolton
Watch highlights as Luton Town come from a goal down to defeat League One club Bolton Wanderers 2-1 in their FA Cup third round replay.
FT: Wolves 3-2 Brentford
By the way, West Brom against Wolves on Sunday, 28 January will kick-off at 11:45am.
There's no love lost between these two clubs.
Wolves 3-2 Brentford
Wolves have done it! They're heading to West Brom for a Black Country FA Cup derby.
Wolves 3-2 Brentford
Another chance for Neal Maupay.
It's blocked by Toti and the ball rolls into the grateful hands of Jose Sa.
Not long now!
Wolves 3-2 Brentford
We all love a penalty shootout but Brentford are running out of time.
A cross into the Wolves box is headed clear by Craig Dawson.
Wolves 3-2 Brentford
Three extra minutes at the end of extra time.
Wolves 3-2 Brentford
Nathan Collins goes for glory from long range. It flies wide.
Wolves are almost there.
Wolves 3-2 Brentford
Wolves boss Gary O'Neil is very animated on the sidelines. These are nervy moments for the home side. Yehor Yarmoliuk has a wild attempt and Wolves keeper Jose Sa is going to eat up as many seconds as he can with the goal kick.
Wolves 3-2 Brentford
There's about five minutes plus stoppages left. Wolves could do with the final whistle. Brentford are throwing everything at this.
Image source, Getty ImagesWolves 3-2 Brentford
Nathan Collins thinks he has equalised but it's not going to count. Offside!
Wolves have gone off the boil since going ahead. Brentford look dangerous.
Wolves 3-2 Brentford
That's close!
Substitute Michael Olakigbe has an attempt which takes a deflection but Jose Sa makes the save.
Wolves 3-2 Brentford
Matheus Cunha has put in a decent shift but looks shattered.
Wolves are preparing to send on Craig Dawson.
FT: Bristol City 1-0 West Ham
Bristol City
Bristol City boss Liam Manning, speaking to BBC One about how proud he is: "Massively. I think it was another solid performance. We showed real resilience, a good connection and level of organisation. At times it was challenging and we had to keep our emotions in check and we did a terrific job at that.
"We don't carry anybody - everybody attacks and everybody defends. You need everyone to turn up and do the basics as well and when called upon give that little bit extra.
"I actually think we can improve and get a little bit better."
On the atmosphere: "Phenomenal. A special memory for me and the players."
On facing either Blackpool or Nottingham Forest: "We will see how the game looks tomorrow night."
On taking this performance into the league: "We had a disappointing performance and result against Preston. It is the challenge now, how do we find the consistency in the league? The lads have shown they can do it against Premier League opposition."
Wolves 3-2 Brentford
Will Brentford find an equaliser and force penalties?
Back under way.