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Three of Tuesday's English Football League and National League games have been postponed because of waterlogged pitches.

In League One, the basement battle between Burton in 18th and Cheltenham, sat eight points back in 22nd but with two games in hand, was called off.

After consistent heavy rainfall in the region on Tuesday, the playing surface at the Pirelli Stadium was deemed unplayable when the match officials arrived just before 18:00 GMT.

In League Two, Walsall's mid-table match at home to Morecambe was also called off just an hour before kick-off, with the visitors having completed the first leg of a 250-mile round-trip.

There was an even longer journey in the National League as struggling Dorking's game at promotion-chasing Altrincham was postponed.

Tuesday's postponed games

League One: Burton Albion v Cheltenham Town

League Two: Walsall v Morecambe

National League: Altrincham v Dorking Wanderers

Watford

Watford may be relieved to be on their travels tonight as they have not won a league match at Vicarage Road since 28 November.

They also have not scored a goal from open play in their past four games with them losing 1-0 at home against Cardiff at the weekend.

“We said to the players at half-time. ‘You need to step up and believe in yourselves because I believe in you and we believe in you’," said boss Valerien Ismael.

“We need to be nasty in the opponents’ box to get in front of defenders, to make sure you are always there.”

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Live coverage of this tie is under way on BBC One, iPlayer and online via this page, so tune in!

Substitute Stuart Armstrong struck late to earn Southampton an FA Cup fourth-round replay with a draw at Championship rivals Watford.

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With 16 matches remaining, Sheffield Wednesday face an uphill task to retain their Championship status. They are second-bottom and eight points shy of safety.

No Championship team has lost more on the road than Wednesday this season with 12 defeats, but boss Danny Rohl remains convinced they can still avoid the drop.

He added: “I have learned a lot about my team in the last few months and how big the morale is.

“I always spoke about our process but it is about taking results now. I will go forward and lead this group and at the end we will see if it is enough.

“As long as I’m the manager here, we will fight in every game to take something. We have to come back stronger and try again.”

Coventry, who lost in the Championship play-off final last season, are seventh in the division, only one point away from the play-offs.

Coventry are looking to bounce back from their 1-0 loss at Norwich on Saturday by progressing to the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Mark Robins has made six changes to the side that will take on Sheffield Wednesday.

Coventry XI: Wilson, Dasilva, Latibeaudiere, Van Ewikj, Binks, Sakamoto, Eccles, Torp, Palmer, O'Hare, Wright.

Subs: Collins, Bidwell, Thomas, Kelly, Allen, Godden, Stretton, Simms, Tavares.

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Sheffield Wednesday have made nine changes to the side that were beaten heavily at Huddersfield on Saturday afternoon.

Sheffield Wednesday XI: Charles, Famewo, Siqueira, Ihiekwe, James, Musaba, Wilks, Diaby, Vaulks, Cadamarteri, Fletcher.

Subs: Hall, Maltby, Reed, Bernard, Palmer, Phuthi, Hendrick, Ugbo, Smith.

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Seven changes for Southampton compared to the team that began the 2-0 win at Rotherham. Fifteen-goal top scorer Adam Armstrong is among those that move to the bench.

Southampton XI: Lumley, Charles, Bednarek, Stephens, Meghoma, Rothwell, Downes, Smallbone, Adams, Dibling, Mara.

Subs: McCarthy, Harwood-Bellis, Manning, Walker-Peters, Bragg, Edozie, S Armstrong, Amo-Ameyaw, A Armstrong.

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Watford also make seven changes to the side that were beaten 1-0 at home by Cardiff City at the weekend.

Sixteen-year-old winger Amin Nabizada is among the substitutes for the Hornets.

Watford XI: Bachmann, Sierralta, Hoedt, Porteous, Morris, Kone, Dele-Bashiru, Sema, Chakvetadze, Rajovic, Martins.

Subs: Hamer, Lewis, Pollock, Andrews, Ince, Livermore, Nabizada, Asprilla, Bayo.

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Southampton assistant manager Matt Gill says "it's a huge month coming up and beyond" so while their unbeaten run is important, it's about managing minutes.

Speaking to the media before tonight's FA Cup replay against Watford, Gill said: "It's important we're at home, but we need to start the game cleaner than the away leg.

"It's a huge month coming up and beyond but we want to win the game. The unbeaten run has been brilliant and we want to continue that.

"The lads deserve so much credit but we'll always look at the bigger picture and what's best for the squad. It's important we have everyone with us and there will be a balance to be had in terms of minutes."

Plymouth earned this replay thanks to Adam Randell's equaliser at Elland Road.

Jaidon Anthony had put Leeds in front with an imperious finish just after the half-hour mark following a brilliant solo run.

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This may be an extra game in the FA Cup, it may be a long journey, and Leeds may also be firmly involved in a promotion push in the Championship, but their manager Daniel Farke offered a refreshing take on the idea that the players would be tired.

"When you started to play football it was because you wanted to play football," he said.

"When we were all younger we wanted to play every day. Our parents and grandparents, aunties and uncles, couldn't tell us, 'No, you're tired, you can't play football.'

"Every football player loves to play football and there are lots of coaching and support staff nowadays to make sure you're ready.

"We want to win every football game and I'm never tired to be in a football game because this is what we are all about. We love this sport, we are addicted to the sport.

"We want to have these games and to be successful in the cup too."

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Plymouth appointed former England U20s coach Ian Foster at the start of January and he has had an immediate impact, guiding Argyle away from relegation trouble in the Championship.

With his side in good form, Foster believes his players are up for the challenge of facing a strong Leeds side.

"The boys are full of confidence, which is great," he said. "You just hope you can transfer it from competition to competition.

“We’re five games into an unbeaten streak, which is wonderful, long may that continue. We know that it's going to be a very difficult ask for us because of the quality of the opposition. We'll embrace that challenge. We'll give it a good go, and hopefully that will be enough for us.”

Ian Foster makes four changes to the Plymouth Argyle side that beat Swansea 1-0 in the Championship on Saturday.

Mikel Miller drops out of the squad, while Darko Gyabi is unable to play against his parent club and Adam Forshaw and Alfie Devine are cup-tied.

Joe Edwards, Adam Randell, Matty Sorinola and Callum Wright are the replacements.

Plymouth XI: Hazard, Mumba, Edwards, Hardie, Whittaker, Wright, Gibson, Randell, Galloway, Phillips, Sorinola.

Subs: Scarr, Waine, Burton, Roberts, Issaka, Matthews

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Leeds boss Daniel Farke makes five changes to the side that won 1-0 at Bristol City in the Championship on Friday.

Patrick Bamford, Georginio Rutter, Crysencio Summerville, Ethan Ampadu, and Archie Gray all drop to the bench.

Jaidon Antony, who scored in the 1-1 draw against Plymouth, Sam Byram, Liam Cooper, Joel Piroe and Mateo Joseph all come into the starting line-up.

Leeds XI: Meslier, Byram, Firpo, Rodon, Cooper, Gruev, Kamara, Anthony, Gnonto, Piroe, Joseph.

Subs: Klaesson, Van den Heuvel, Cresswell, Ampadu, Gray, Summerville, Rutter, Gelhardt, Bamford.

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Djeidi Gassama's late equaliser sent Sheffield Wednesday and Coventry to a replay following their 1-1 draw at Hillsborough in the FA Cup.

Watch the highlights below.

They say you are never too far from a game between Coventry and Sheffield Wednesday, or that's how it must feel for their fans.

Tonight is the fourth time they have faced each other since Boxing Day. Coventry have won two of the three previous games, with the other being the draw that led to this replay.

This is what the six teams tonight are fighting for - a place in the fifth round..

Whoever wins in the tie between Coventry and Sheffield Wednesday will host Maidstone, who stunned Ipswich in the fourth round.

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Good evening!

After a record-breaking weekend of Premier League football, the Football League sides take centre stage tonight with three all-Championship FA Cup fourth-round replays taking place.

One of those - Plymouth versus Leeds - is live on the BBC, with coverage starting on BBC One, iPlayer and this page from 19:30 GMT.

Here's the full line up:

KO 19:45 GMT

Coventry City v Sheffield Wednesday

Plymouth Argyle v Leeds United

Southampton v Watford

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Tonight is the night for the dedicated and true lovers of the FA Cup.

Leeds fans hoping to see their side progress to the FA Cup fifth round will be completing a 600-miles plus round trip for their fourth-round replay at Plymouth tonight.

They are two of six Championship sides taking time out from their league exploits to try and keep their hopes of FA Cup glory alive.