It has been a bright response from Sheffield Wednesday to conceding that third-minute goal. Bailey Cadamarteri tries his luck and his low effort takes a deflection and goes just wide.

From the resulting corner, Coventry captain Joel Latibeaudiere is well placed to head behind.

Daniel Farke has his jacket zipped right to the top and practically covering his eyes as he tries to hide as much of himself as he can from the conditions.

On the pitch there's not much happening, with the wind making it difficult for both sides to play much football.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC One

Leeds have got a really strong bench if they do get in trouble or go down in this game.

What a chance for an instant equaliser. Sheffield Wednesday have an overlap and it falls to Mallik Wilks on the right side of the penalty area, but instead of shooting across goal, he goes for the near post and it is the wrong decision as the ball flies wide.

Now it is Ryan Hardie's turn to send the ball into the box as he makes a run down the right flank. The ball in is decent but there's no Plymouth players there.

Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

It's very tough conditions out there with the wind swirling.

Sheffield Wednesday make a burst down the right flank but Guilherme Siqueira overcooks the cross from the touchline and sends it harmlessly behind for a goal kick.

Positive start by both sides as now Plymouth attack. Callum Wright plays a ball towards the far post for Ryan Hardie but the wind seems to carry it behind for a goal kick.

A persistent start from Leeds' Sam Byram as he drives forward and into the box. He's forced to use the support of Wilfried Gnonto, whose cross is blocked.

What a prize for the winner of this one at a wet and windy St Mary's Stadium. Southampton v Watford and a trip to Anfield to take on Premier League leaders Liverpool in the next round.

Off we go with these three FA Cup fourth-round replays.

It is a filthy night in the West Midlands with it chucking it down and the poor weather may well have put off some fans, with loads and loads of empty seats.

But what a chance for both of these sides to reach the quarter-finals with a home tie in round five awaiting against sixth-tier Maidstone United, who shocked Championship high-fliers Ipswich Town.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC One

This is a huge opportunity for Leeds to progress and have a good draw in the next round.

Leeds boss Daniel Farke, speaking to BBC: "This week it's been all about consistency. Lots of quality too or else you can't be on such a good run. You've got to keep going.

"First of all, the big history is 50 years ago. Whenever you put a Leeds United shirt on, we know to represent the club in the best possible way."

Plymouth manager Ian Foster, speaking to BBC: "What I asked from them at half time was to compose themselves more in possession and they did that. We've got to play on the front foot as the home team.

"Morgan [Whittaker] is another one who I worked with during my time with the national team. He's a lovely boy. He's really open minded about the challenges I put on him. We know he's going to kick on and we have to make him the best he can be before that time."

Oh and reminder if you need it - there's extra-time and penalties tonight if sides can't be separated inside 90 minutes.

Again, spare a thought for those hardy Leeds fans who have travelled all the way down and could probably do without the extra half an hour or so.

For now, though, they are enjoying a bit of the The White Stripes blasting out over the speakers as kick off approaches.

It is absolutely chucking it down at Home Park and also very windy.

Tough conditions for both players and fans tonight.

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Southampton extended their unbeaten run in the Championship to 21 games with a 2-0 away win against Rotherham United, leapfrogging Ipswich Town to move into the automatic promotion places.

Fans are starting to dream of a Premier League return, the riches of the top flight and mouth-watering away days. However, one of the biggest bonuses of Russell Martin's men potentially going up is the retention of star centre-back Taylor Harwood-Bellis.

Signed from Manchester City in the summer on a loan deal, with an obligation to buy for £20m if Southampton are promoted, the England youth international has been a revelation.

Starting all but one fixture in the league since his debut, Harwood-Bellis has been at the heart of the Saints' success and fits the manager's tactics perfectly.

He was on the losing side in his first three matches, but has since been one of the strongest performers, with some suggesting he is the club's best defender since Virgil van Dijk.

His range of passing, confidence, goal threat and potential makes it a shock that Burnley didn't sign him permanently in the summer after a Championship-winning loan spell. Southampton have capitalised on a gem and are reaping the rewards.