Nia Jones
Former Wales international on MOTD Wales

It's absolutely bouncing in here.

7,000 Wrexham fans on a Monday night is no mean feat, but the Blackburn fans are playing their part as well.

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That was fabulous football from Blackburn.

They will feel they should be ahead.

Many of Sammie Szmodics' 19 goals this season will have come from harder chances than the one he just missed.

Should be 1-0.

Two big chances!

First, a lovely, lovely move from Blackburn as they play their way through Wrexham with some one-touch stuff, but of all people, it is the in-form Sammie Szmodics who misses the target as the move culminates.

Ben Tozer then clears off the line when Arthur Okonkwo rushes out unwisely.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Match of the Day

The first goal will be huge. If Wrexham get the first goal with that support, I think they'll win the game.

If Blackburn get the goal, it quietens down the Wrexham fans and makes it extremely difficult.

So the first goal is all important tonight.

Steve Parkin in the dug-out for Wrexham tonight.

Phil Parkinson is watching the match from the stands.

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Referee Andy Madley gets us under way.

Wrexham's 7,000 fans have made themselves heard pre-match, good atmosphere tonight.

Andy Morrell
Ex-Wrexham striker and manager on BBC Radio Wales

When these Wrexham players get the chance to play teams in higher divisions, they want to prove how good they are.

They want to prove that Wrexham are a team that can challenge and have a go at teams. They have nothing to lose.

Blackburn are two divisions higher so Wrexham shouldn't win this game, but there's always that chance that they can.

"You're better than that."

Are you though?

Test Chris Sutton's catchphrase and see how your FA Cup predictions compare to his.

The former Rovers striker is going for 4-3 to Blackburn tonight.

That'd be a nice quiet one for me! I'll be typing like the Kermit gif if Chris is right.

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● This is the first ever meeting between Blackburn Rovers and Wrexham in the FA Cup and first in any competition since a 1-0 win for the Welsh side in a league match in March 1982.

● Blackburn have progressed from each of their last four FA Cup ties against Welsh opposition, most recently in a 2-1 win over Newport in January 2016. The last Welsh team to knock them out were Swansea back in January 1955.

● Blackburn Rovers have progressed from their last five FA Cup fourth round ties, including last season after a replay against Birmingham. The last side from a lower division to eliminate them at this stage was Charlton Athletic in 1993-94.

● Wrexham are featuring in the FA Cup fourth round in consecutive seasons for the first time since 1998-99/1999-00. The Red Dragons haven’t won a fourth round tie since a 4-2 away win at Peterborough United in 1996-97.

● Wrexham forward Sam Dalby has been involved in 11 goals in his last nine appearances in the FA Cup proper (first round onwards), scoring four goals and assisting seven more. He’s either scored (2) or assisted (2) four of their six goals in this season’s competition.

Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio 5 Live Sport

Is Jon Dahl Tomasson keeping Phil Parkinson guessing with this formation?

I'm certainly intrigued to see how Blackburn set up

Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson recalls the day when his Bradford City side dumped Jose Mourinho's Chelsea out of the FA Cup.

Bradford came back from 2-0 to beat Chelsea 4-2 in January 2015, just months before the Blues won the Premier League title.

Parkinson hopes to mastermind another upset tonight, but he will do so from the stands, we are told that he has accumulated too many yellow cards this season and will serve a touchline ban this evening.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Match of the Day

He's got 19 goals.

He's a really good player, great movement, he plays in a, sort of, advanced number 10 role.

He'll be a real danger tonight. He's quick, he's pacy and he's really aggressive as well.

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Midfielder Elliot Lee says League Two Wrexham aim to deliver an FA Cup shock for their followers "all over the world" in Monday's fourth-round tie at Blackburn Rovers.

Wrexham will be backed by 7,000 travelling supporters at Ewood Park as they face Rovers for the right to host Newcastle United in the fifth round.

Wrexham have gained a band of new fans since being taken over by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

"It's incredible," said Lee.

"It's what makes Wrexham amazing to be part of, the support we get not only here but all over the world. We have all heard about the support we are taking on Monday night.

"Honestly as a player, it makes such a difference knowing you have that support behind you.

"All we want to do is work hard for the badge and repay that support."

Read more: Wrexham aiming to shock Blackburn Rovers for fans 'all over the world'

Ashley Williams
Former Wales defender on BBC Match of the Day

If you don't want to hear him it's a good thing!

It'll be more frustrating for Phil Parkinson. I think the players, they know their roles.

They know what to do and he'll (Parkinson) have his other coaches on the bench shouting.

But it'll just be so frustrating in such a big game that he can't be on the touchline.

Blackburn Rovers boss Jon Dahl Tomasson speaking on BBC Match of the Day Wales:

"I think the cup is always exciting. It's an excellent game and Wrexham are bringing, on a Monday night, more than 7,000 fans, all the credit to them.

"First of all, it's about staying in the league, developing players.

"But a cup run, we had a great cup run last season, we won against smaller sides and we've won against Premier League sides.

"We'd like to create moments with our fans."

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Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Match of the Day

It's fantastic support I have to say, from Wrexham.

About 7,000 fans here, it's unbelievable really.

We know the FA Cup is all about atmosphere so it'll feel like a home game if you're Wrexham tonight.

Manager Phil Parkinson says retaining loan signing Arthur Okonkwo is "massive" for Wrexham as they continue their push for promotion.

The 22-year-old goalkeeper signed a season-long loan from Arsenal last September.

The deadline for Okonkwo to be called back was 21 January and when no call came, Parkinson admits relief.

"It's a massive signing for us to keep Arthur, he's been exceptional for us," he said.

"He's a great lad and has bought in to everything the club is about. He's moved up here and he's been great to have around, but not just that, he's a terrific goalkeeper.

"When someone plays well you always worry that they've caught the eye of other teams. So yes, I was pleased when the clock struck 12 after the 21st."

Parkinson says he is in regular contact with the Arsenal loans manager saying "they've been brilliant with us."

"They're very interested in Arthur's progress, and they know we're looking after him well.

"This is a great stage for Arthur to play on, with the expectancy of everything here at Wrexham, playing in front of packed houses every week. They understand this is a great place for him to be."

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With 19 goals this season in 28 appearances, there is no doubt who the Blackburn Rovers danger man is - forward Sammie Szmodics.

He's already in top-form in the FA Cup, having scored "a beautiful hat-trick" last time out against Cambridge United.

Sixth-tier Maidstone United will face either Sheffield Wednesday or Coventry City in the FA Cup fifth round.

The National League South side, who eliminated Championship club Ipswich Town at Portman Road, are the lowest-ranked team still in the competition.

Holders Manchester City will travel to fellow Premier League side Luton Town while Liverpool will host either Watford or Southampton at Anfield.

There is an all-Premier League tie between Wolves and Brighton, while Newcastle United will travel to play tonight's winners.

Manchester United survived a Newport County fightback at Rodney Parade in the late game on Sunday to secure a trip to either Bristol City or Nottingham Forest.

FA Cup fifth-round draw in full:

Blackburn Rovers or Wrexham v Newcastle United

Chelsea or Aston Villa v Leeds United or Plymouth Argyle

Bournemouth v Leicester City

Liverpool v Watford or Southampton

Bristol City or Nottingham Forest v Manchester United

Wolverhampton Wanderers v Brighton & Hove Albion

Sheffield Wednesday or Coventry City v Maidstone United

Luton Town v Manchester City

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Another chance to see one of the biggest shocks in FA Cup history when, back in 1992, lowly Wrexham, who were marooned at the bottom of English football’s fourth tier, dumped reigning champions Arsenal out of the competition.

Watch: The great match - Wrexham v Arsenal

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