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20:48 GMT – HALF TIME! Liverpool’s lead against Brighton is narrow at half-time.
20:47 GMT – Curtis Jones has ended a run of 57 games without scoring for Liverpool, scoring for the first time since December 2024 against Leicester.
20:42 GMT – GOAL! Now Liverpool score when Curtis Jones finishes off an attractive cross from Milos Kerkez.
20:35 GMT – NO GOAL! Cody Gakpo scores for Liverpool, but a late foul for offside denies him the first goal.
20:15 GMT – At 17 years and 300 days, Harry Howell is the youngest player to start for Brighton in the FA Cup since Jake Forster-Caskey against Newcastle in January 2012 (17 years and 278 days).
20:00 GMT – START! The match begins at Anfield.
19:45 GMT – One last match to bring you today when eight-time FA Cup winners Liverpool host Brighton at Anfield.
19:40 GMT – FULL TIME! Newcastle complete comeback against 10-man Aston Villa to progress to round five.
19:38 GMT – Nick Woltemade (today 24) is the first Newcastle player to score on his birthday since Fabricio Coloccini against Tottenham in the Premier League in January 2011 (29).
19:33 GMT – GOAL! That should seal it as Nick Woltemade pounces on a weak Villa move, with his shot heading into the top corner.
19:21 GMT – GOAL! Sandro Tonali scores again and it’s a peach!
The Italian slots a goal into the bottom corner from outside the box to give Newcastle a 2-1 lead.
19:15 GMT – Here’s the latest team news for Liverpool’s match against Brighton, which kicks off at 20:00 GMT.
19:07 GMT – GOAL! Sandro Tonali’s shot deflected and Newcastle equalized.
It comes after Newcastle were awarded a free kick instead of a penalty when the ball clearly hit Lucas Digne’s arm in the area.
18:51 GMT – Back on track. Will Villa, with 10 men, be able to defend their lead or will Newcastle take advantage?
18:35 GMT – HALF TIME! Well, the first 45 minutes were a whirlwind, but Aston Villa put Newcastle ahead at half-time.
18:31 GMT – RED CARD! Villa is left with 10 men when goalkeeper Marco Bizot runs miles from his goal and eliminates Jacob Murphy.
It’s not exactly a scoring opportunity, but it is reckless and a moment of complete madness.
17:58 GMT – GOAL! Tammy Abraham finishes well to give Villa the lead over Newcastle.
Big doubts about an offside and Abraham going wide, but the lack of VAR at this stage of the competition means it stands!
17:45 GMT – START! Aston Villa versus Newcastle is underway – follow the game here
17:40 GMT – Mansfield first team coach Andy Garner speaking to TNT Sports: “We told them at half-time that we didn’t think there was anything to fear. We were a little disappointed in the first half with how much we gave the ball away, especially in the final third, which was a little sloppy at times.
“We said, ‘let’s get back to this game,’ and we believed we could.”
17:37 GMT – FULL TIME! A James Bree header in extra time gives Southampton a 2-1 win over Leicester and a place in the fifth round.
17:27 GMT – Recap this afternoon’s action as Manchester City dispatched League Two side Salford and League One side Mansfield shocked Premier League side Burnley.
Read more: Guehi scores as Man City beat Salford in FA Cup, Burnley defeat Mansfield
17:22 GMT – GOAL! Southampton lead Leicester 2-1 into extra time when James Bree heads in at the far post.
17:10 GMT – The focus will then turn to Villa Park, the venue for Aston Villa’s clash with Newcastle, which will kick off shortly at 17:45 GMT.
Meanwhile, the score remains 1-1 between Southampton and Leicester heading into the second half of extra time.
16:56 GMT – FULL TIME! The whistles sound in the afternoon game.
Foot: Burnley 1-2 Mansfield
Foot: Manchester City 2-0 Salford
Foot: Norwich 3-1 West Brom
The latest: Southampton 1-1 Leicester (extra time)
16:51 GMT – GOAL! Norwich seal the deal and Mohamed Touré continues his excellent goalscoring form.
16:48 GMT – The lineups are now in for Aston Villa against Newcastle, which kicks off at 17:45 GMT.
16:42 GMT – GOAL! Norwich have a 2-1 lead against West Brom thanks to Benjamin Chrisene’s shot.
16:39 GMT – GOAL! Newcomer Marc Guehi gets the first with his new club and Manchester City finally doubles their lead against Salford, who have given a good account of themselves.
Elsewhere, a surprise could come when Louis Reed put Mansfield ahead after a well-worked goal made the score 2-1 with around 10 minutes remaining.
16:13 GMT – GOAL! League One Mansfield draw at Burnley!
Rhys Oates draws the underdogs level against the Premier League side. Is there a surprise on the cards?
16:10 GMT – GOAL! Leicester equalizes after a good header from Oliver Skipp.
16:02 GMT – We are back on track in all four games.
16:00 GMT – West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo speaking to BBC sport: “We knew it would be difficult. We were able to contain them in terms of set pieces and throw-ins. We did that in the first half, and then in the second half we were strong, creating opportunities.
“So Summerville gave us a hand. They are in a good moment, they are helping the team. This is what we expect from them.
“This is a magical competition. It’s unique. We have a lot of respect. Today we passed, the draw is on Monday. We go day by day.”
15:50 GMT – HALF TIME! The whistle blows at the FA Cup stadium.
Burnley 1-0 Mansfield
Manchester City 1-0 Salford
Norwich 1-0 West Bromwich
Southampton-Leicester 1-0
15:46 GMT – GOAL! Southampton are ahead against Leicester after Cyle Larin scores the penalty.
15:33 GMT – GOAL! Paris Maghoma has put Norwich ahead against West Brom.
15:22 GMT – GOAL! Burnley lead against Mansfield after Josh Laurent scores.
15:18 GMT – Manchester City has had 92 percent possession during the first 15 minutes of this match. Imagine chasing that.
15:06 GMT – GOAL! Manchester City take an early lead against Salford after what appears to be an own goal.
Omar Marmoush will want it but it’s an own goal by Alfie Dorrington. City are already 1-0.
15:01 GMT – We’re starting to play those games now.
14:59 GMT – With West Ham qualified, we find more FA Cup fourth round matches:
Burnley-Mansfield
Manchester City-Salford
Norwich-West Brom
Southampton-Leicester
14:56 GMT – FULL TIME! The Hammers progress to the fifth round with a narrow 1-0 win against Burton after extra time.
Read more: Summerville extra-time goal prevents West Ham upset by Burton in FA Cup
14:56 GMT – The players got into a fight as the final whistle approached. Burton takes a free kick and the goalkeeper is up.
14:55 GMT – Burton gets another chance when Tyrese Shade hits the side netting.
14:52 GMT – Lofthouse narrowly puts the ball wide and time is almost up. Burton closes in on a late leveler!
14:48 GMT – Summerville takes the ball and has a real chance to seal West Ham’s place in the next round, but misses.
Burton responds by throwing more men forward.
14:45 GMT – We have about 10 minutes of extra time left and Burton is in the lead now.
14:35 GMT – At 22 years and 155 days, Freddie Potts is the youngest player sent off with West Ham since Callum McNaughton in August 2011 (19 years, 303 days against Aldershot Town).
14:28 GMT – RED CARD! West Ham have been reduced to 10 after Freddie Potts was shown his marching orders for a big challenge.
This is the first in the 22-year-old’s career.
There is no VAR, remember, but it seems like the right decision.
14:21 GMT – GOAL! We finally made a breakthrough, and it’s for West Ham.
Crysencio Summerville scores a superb solo goal to continue his fine form for the Hammers.
14:17 GMT – We are underway in extra time.
14:12 GMT – FULL TIME! It ends goalless and we head into extra time between Burton and West Ham.
It’s probably not what Nuno Espirito Santo wanted, considering his team’s Premier League clash.
14:00 GMT – Burton Albion have yet to take a shot in the second half, while West Ham have had 10.
We are in the last 10 minutes and we will go to extra time if everything remains the same.
13:36 GMT – West Ham have already taken three times as many shots in the second half of this match (six) as they did in the entire first half (two).
13:22 GMT – The second half is underway.
13:08 GMT – There the half-time whistle sounds.
There’s not much to report, but Burton is very good in this one.
12:45 GMT – Still goalless in Burton.
This is the fourth time this season that West Ham have failed to shoot in the first 30 minutes of a match.
12:15 GMT – We’re on our way between Burton and West Ham.
12:12 GMT – Burton’s Tyrese Shade is the FA Cup’s top scorer so far this season, and all five have come in his last two appearances. His teammate Fabio Tavares has also been directly involved in five goals in the competition this season (three goals, two assists), but today he starts on the bench.
12:08 GMT – Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior was delighted with his players’ attitude following their FA Cup fourth round victory at Hull City on Friday night.
Returning to the club where he worked as a coach and as a player, Rosenior watched his Chelsea players win 4-0 that night, with Pedro Neto scoring a hat-trick.
“I am very lucky to have such talented players and what I am quickly realizing is that they are not just good players, but excellent professionals.
“I felt like tonight was a really professional performance against a very good team that is fighting for the Premier League.”
Read more: Rosenior pleased with Chelsea’s ‘professional’ FA Cup win against Hull
12:06 GMT – West Ham are showing a lot of respect for their opponents Burton, given the strength of their lineup today:
12:00 GMT – Welcome to this weekend’s FA Cup football tracker!
We have seven games lined up for today, starting with League One’s Burton hosting Premier League’s West Ham first at 12:15 GMT.
