Wolves are 15 minutes away from booking a trip to fierce rivals West Brom.

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Bristol City

Bristol City striker Tommy Conway, speaking to BBC One: "It's not bad [scoring the winner]. Obviously, I got the goal at their place and got the winner in front of a sell-out crowd here. It was unbelievable."

On making it difficult for West Ham: "That's the message every game. I've been coming here since I was seven and to get the winner is unbelievable. It's the best I've seen it in a while and to send them home happy is unbelievable."

On fifth round match: "Hopefully we can keep doing that and take it into the league. Give us anything and we can go at it. Give us Premier League and we'll give it our best again."

On next match: "Rest and recover. We'll be in tomorrow and we'll be ready for Watford on Saturday."

VAR was checking for a possible red card.

Nothing given but Wolves' penalty stands.

Skipper Max Kilman is clipped.

Andy Madley points to the spot but VAR wants to have a say in this.

Check is taking place.

Wolves are ending the first half of extra time strongly. Matheus Cunha and Tommy Doyle with chances.

The home side are looking the more likely to score but Brentford still carry a threat.

Luton get through, but just about in a pulsating FA Cup tie.

Dion Charles put Bolton ahead, Tahith Chong equalised four minutes later with Chiedozie Ogbene firing Luton ahead.

Charles thought he had got an equaliser and had the ball in the net, but it was ruled out by the officials and the League One side could not force a leveller.

Luton advance and in round four will play at either Crystal Palace or Everton, who meet in their replay tomorrow at Goodison Park.

Next up for Bristol City is an Ashton Gate tie with either Blackpool or Nottingham Forest - League One or Premier League.

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Oh. My. Word.

Brentford go ever so close to taking the lead for the third time on the night.

Shandon Baptiste with an attempt which comes back off the post.

At least it isn't too far for the West Ham fans to travel to get back home but they will be disappointed to have fallen at their first hurdle.

After some mixed results in the Championship, this is a big win for new Bristol City boss Liam Manning.

Birmingham get a dramatic late winner through Koji Miyoshi's goal in the third minute of added time to win it.

Hull, who had changed their whole starting line-up, took the lead through Jason Lokilo, only for substitute Jay Stansfield to equalise midway through the second half after only being on the pitch for three minutes.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC

Over the two matches, Bristol City were by far the better of the two teams.

I thought Liam Manning got the tactics spot on.

Get your diaries out.

Newport County v Manchester United live on BBC One on Sunday, 28 January at 16:30 GMT.

All over!

Bristol City of the Championship have knocked out Premier League West Ham and they go through to the fourth round!

Jason Knight gets into the box for Bristol City but then sends his shot well wide.

Still, it eats up a few more seconds and there's only one minute for them to hold on.

There are 5,075 inside the Silverlake Stadium. The home fans are not going to see an FA Cup fairytale. Newport are moments away from victory.

Cameron Jerome almost gets a touch on a low ball played into the box and if he had have done would surely have equalised. Luton hanging on in what has been a brilliant cup tie.

Not long left.