The Liverpool ballboys are taking it in turns to walk round Anfield with the Carabao Cup.

And here.

Under way here.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Erik ten Hag keeps talking about how every single game is so important to him and the club - he knows with the takeover that is happening a good cup run and getting to a final would go a long way towards saying he is the man for the job

If United turn it on it will be difficult but I believe Forest can win tonight.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the City Ground

You can't talk about an FA Cup tie between Nottingham Forest and Manchester United without that famous game in 1990 being mentioned.

Forest were favourites for a third round tie, with many feeling Sir Alex Ferguson would be sacked if the home side won.

That view has been rejected by those who would have made the decision but they were never tested.

Mark Robins' header sealed a 1-0 win for United, who went on to lift the cup and set up Ferguson to become one of the greatest managers ever.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Leeds United went close with Dan James who tried to lob Roberto Sanchez but he didn't get his angle right.

It's bad play from Chelsea, they get robbed inside their box and Mateo Joseph's hits it as hard as he can!

I do not know what Chelsea are playing at!

Wayne Rooney
Former Manchester United forward on BBC One

Bruno Fernandes is very creative and a lot of goals and chances come through him. He can be frustrating at times, he gives the ball away but he is willing to make mistakes to get that final ball or shot right. It's a big game for him.

The away fans are absolutely loving it at Stamford Bridge at the moment. Limbs, as they say.

Leeds haven't lost after taking the lead this season.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo on BBC One: "The players have been told to focus on tonight's game and nothing else. We didn't play well against Aston Villa so we have made some changes.

"The idea tonight is to start much better."

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag on BBC One: "We have players who are not 100% fit but we have to deal with it, we are struggling at the back to have players available.

"We want to win every competition and this is the last trophy we can win this season. In four games we can win a trophy so we have to give everything to win tonight.

"We expect the players to play with passion and desire and resilience."

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• This is just the second FA Cup meeting between Wolves and Brighton, with Wolves winning a third round tie 3-2 in 1978-79.
• Brighton have won their past three away games against Wolves in all competitions, having won just one of their previous 11 visits to Molineux before this (D7 L3).
• Wolves are looking to reach the FA Cup quarter-final for the third time this century, previously doing so in 2002-03 and 2018-19.
• Since promotion to the Premier League in 2017, Brighton are looking to reach the FA Cup quarter-final for the fourth time (2017-18, 2018-19 and 2022-23). They had only done so twice in their history before this (1982-83 and 1985-86).
• Brighton's Joao Pedro has scored six goals in his past three FA Cup games. He is the joint-top scorer in this season's competition with five (first round onwards), netting a hat-trick in the fourth round against Sheffield United.

More cheers from the away fans as Raheem Sterling miscues a volleyed cross straight out of play.

It was a lovely dinked ball over to the England winger but his left-footed cross just dribbles out.

Wayne Rooney
Former Manchester United forward on BBC One

The FA Cup is United's last chance to win something this year and the Champions League is going to be difficult to make this season. They haven't won the Cup since 2016 and it's a huge game for them tonight.

It is a pretty scrappy start at Stamford Bridge.

There's cheers from the away fans as Malo Gusto chips a pass straight out of play.

Brighton chief executive Paul Barber says the club have an "attractive package" for players and staff and want manager Roberto de Zerbi to stay "as long as possible".

Barber told BBC Radio Sussex: It's not rocket science to work out that the better someone does in a job, the more they're going to be linked with other jobs and potentially at bigger clubs that are playing in even higher-level competitions than us.

"But when we're operating in the top six or seven of the Premier League, when we're in the last 16 of the Europa League, when we're still in the FA Cup - we're operating at the highest levels of the game, so we're confident we've got an attractive package here to want to work with and stay with us.

"We've got to shed off this constant thing of 'we're a feeder club for the bigger clubs, whether it is players, coaches or staff'. We're actually doing OK.

"We're still humble, we're still very cognisant of where we've come from and the journey we're still on, but we've also got a lot of good things going here. I'm confident that means a lot of good people want to come here and also stay here."

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Coverage of Wolves v Brighton is just about to get under way on Red Button, iPlayer and this page too.

Wayne Rooney
Former Manchester United forward on BBC One

It was very important for me to win the FA Cup, I loved it while growing up. To win it as captain was a special day for me in 2016.

Benjangles: Amrabat at left back!? For me that’s a very very bad decision .. United have two CBs on the bench and Dalot and Lindelof starting who play full-back. Odd choice

Nervy for the hosts!

Alfie Gilchrist is playing at left-back tonight and his back pass to the returning Robert Sanchez is a little short.

The keeper gets there just in time to clear before a Leeds play is able to charge it down.