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Two of the three games tonight are live on the BBC.

Blackburn v Newcastle (19:45 GMT) is live on BBC One, iPlayer and via this page, while Bournemouth against Leicester (19:30 GMT) is on iPlayer and also via this page.

BBC Radio 5 live also have full match commentary on Blackburn v Newcastle.

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Pep Guardiola on facing Luton and chasing three trophies: "It's better to play every game knowing if you lose it is 'bye bye'. Human beings have a tendency to relax and see how nice we were and the many good things we have done in the past. If you behave every single day in that mindset you are not in that position that you are right now. I adore my players because I know how difficult it is."

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Kenilworth Road under the floodlights for the visit of Manchester City, who are going for back-to-back Trebles. These are the kind of nights Luton fans have dreamed about. Ten years ago the Hatters were playing in the FA Trophy. Now they're in the Premier League - and three wins away from the FA Cup final.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Ewood Park

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There promises to be an excellent FA Cup atmosphere at Ewood Park tonight.

A crowd of more than 20,000 is expected, which will be only the third time that has happened at a Blackburn home game this season. The figure of 20,963 (for the visit of Leeds United on 9 December) is the one to beat if it’s to become their highest attendance of the season.

If it gets above 21,577 then it will be the highest crowd at Ewood Park for a football match since 27,600 were present for a League One promotion party against Oxford United on the final day of the 2017-18 season.

The always-excellent Newcastle support have travelled in huge numbers with them selling out their allocation of 7,500 to occupy both tiers of the Darwen End behind one of the goals.

The rain from early on has gone and it is a clear albeit very chilly, evening in Lancashire.

There's three games tonight with four Premier League teams involved.

Manchester City are at Luton in an all-Premier League tie, while Bournemouth and Newcastle are up against Championship opposition, facing Leicester and Blackburn respectively.

Here's what's coming up:

19:30 GMT

Bournemouth v Leicester

19:45 GMT

Blackburn v Newcastle

20:00 GMT

Luton v Man City

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These are busy times for football teams, particularly for those fighting in multiple competitions.

Be it Premier League, Champions League or domestic cups, it feels like there's only a couple of days between one game and the next.

Tonight the FA Cup takes centre stage with reigning champions Manchester City among the teams in action.