Salis Abdul Samed went close to an equaliser with a header that went inches wide late in extra-time but Stoke hung on to give Mark Robins side victory.

Flemming steps up in extra-time for Burnley.

Niall Ennis leaps on a defensive error from Sunderland and carries the ball from halfway into the box before cooly sliding home.

Sharp, eventually, from Flemming. The Dutchman arrives on time to meet a pull-back on the edge of the six-yard box but the connection isn’t clean and he falls backwards, but a bit quick thinking sees Flemming swivel on his backside and poke home anyway. Burnley heading through.

Scott Parker left it late to bring on Zian Flemming but the former Millwall man only needs six minutes to make the difference, capping off a flowing Burnley move.

Tyler Goodrham’s red card meant Championship Oxford finished with ten men and allowed Exeter to coast to victory in a nice mini-shock for the League One club.

We have our upset!

Two goals from Felix and Adarabioyo, plus an Nkunku effort as Chelsea blow away their League Two opponents.

Impressive display from the Seagulls, a real gulf in class with the Championship side.

Jebbison’s goal is the last action on the south coast.

All over at the City Ground.

Semenyo plays in Daniel Jebbison to make it 5-1, you never would have thought Bournemouth trailed in this. West Brom swept aside.

We could get a couple of extra times here. Lewis Wing has levelled for Reading against Burnley and Milan Aleksić has got Sunderland’s equaliser against Stoke, both are now 1-1.

This is wonderful from Morgan Whittaker, who mazily dribbles across the box and looks to have held it too long but then unleashes a low, piercing shot and we have a potential shock on our hands. Fortress Gtech breached.

This is now a rout.

Felix converts a rapid Chelsea break with a smart low finish from the edge of the box.

Lovely story for Solly March, who spent 14 months out with a serious knee injury. He gets on to Brajan Gruda’s cute through and sweeps it home first-time with a lovely curling effort from just inside the box.

Two-goal Tosin! This one is great strike, Adarabioyo curls home from 20 yards – no deflection this time. Tie over.

This is scrappy, but Lyle Foster makes it count as he converts Joe Bauress’s dangerous cross from the right at the second attempt.

Here we go, the magic is alive at St James Park. Vincent Harper makes it 3-1 with a fine low shot as he cut in from the edge of the box. Championship Oxford currently crashing out.

A rapid burst from Forest gets its reward as Ramon Sosa is able to slide on to Jota Silva tantalising ball across goal. That’s a classic Forest goal under Nuno, back front in no time.

Oh dear, Kellen Fisher. The substitute presents a gift to Julio Enciso as he dithers on the ball and turns it over the spiky Paraguayan. It’s a lovely finish from Enciso who curls it home past a out of position Long from a tight angle.

All a bit too easy. Nkunku gets his 13th goal of the season as Marc Cucurella gets to the byline and pulls it back, Chelsea’s initial effort is saved but after missing from the spot earlier, this time the Frenchman converts.

David Brooks is running this game. This time he plays in Antoine Semenyo and again it’s a fabulous finish, fired high into the net from the right-hand side of the box.

We are back underway!

Bournemouth 3-1 West Brom

Brentford 0-0 Plymouth Argyle

Chelsea 1-0 Morecambe

Exeter City 2-1 Oxford

Norwich 0-2 Brighton

Nottingham Forest 1-0 Luton

Reading 0-0 Burnley

Sunderland 0-1 Stoke

Clinical from Ouattara to make it 3-1, as he steps on to Brooks’ well-timed pass to slot past Joe Wildsmith.

That’s a sore one for Rutter but when he gets his half-time cup of tea he’ll be able to enjoy it. Yankuba Minteh slides in the forward and he fires home from a tight angle. The Frenchman is injured as he follows through looks OK after a bit of treatment.

Well, well, well. Did someone say FA Cup shock? (I’m not sure this counts).

Ryan Yates times his run perfectly to get on the end of Sosa’s cross and the deadlock is broken.

Tosin Adarabioyo is the unlikely first goalscorer and that’s dreadfully unlucky for the Morecambe keeper. Burgoyne looks to be getting to Tosin’s unremarkable shot from outside of the box but it takes a wicked deflection and bobbles in. Morecambe were holding put pretty comfortably, no longer.

This has been coming. After an early period where Norwich threatened, Brighton had taken control of this tie and have deserved lead through Georginio Rutter. The Frenchman gets up well to head home Joel Veltman’s cross from the right. Nervy Seagulls (me), can breathe a little easier.

Kluivert turns provider, with Bournemouth rewarded for some patient buildup when Dango Ouattara is found with a clever reverse ball into the box and the Cherries frontman finds the net from a tight angle.

Wonderful cross from David Brooks on the Bournemouth right goes all the way across the West Brom box and Justin Kluivert does really well to delicately guide his one-touch finish home under the crossbar. All about the ball from Brooks that goal, pure corridor of uncertainty stuff.

The goal-fest at the King Power surely has been settled now. Who had a James Justin brace on their bingo card? Patson Daka, who replaced Vardy, finds the full-back 12 yards out and Justin does the rest.

The League One side have an equaliser via Demetri Mitchell.

Joao Felix retrieves a corner and tries to dink it back but Yann Songo’o, who looks like he’s trying to block a rugby union drop kick, blatantly handles. Christopher Nkunku smacks his spot kick to the keeper’s right but Harry Burgoyne makes a great save to keep it at 0-0.

Dane Scarlett leads a fast break and feeds Matt Phillips to fire home a left-footed shot from the middle of the box.

Caleb Taylor, who has just been recalled from a loan spell at Wycombe, gets to a rebound from John Swift’s free-kick and gives the manager-less Championship side a shock lead.

Mavididi is vying with Buonanotte for this MOTM trophy. The winger’s cross hits Harrison Ashby’s arm to earn his side a penalty, little doubt there. Vardy send the keeper the wrong way from the spot.

Do we have an early shock? As much as a Championship side beating another side in the same division would be a shock, the Black Cats are flying and Stoke, frankly, are not. Anyway Lewis Koumas drew a foul and Tom Cannon converts with a cool effort down the middle.

We are underway in the 3pm kick-offs!

Five goals and plenty of entertainment at the King Power. Leicester should be out of sight but seem hell bent on making this a game with some woeful concentration at the back.

Game back on! QPR benefit from more sloppy Leicester defending and the visitors back in it on the stroke of half time. Kolli, who has been busy all half, pounces on a loose ball from Harry Winks and surges into the box before making a tricky finish look easy by slotting past Stolarczyk.

Reading: Button, Abrefa, Dean, Bindon, Kanu, Savage, Wing, Rushesha, Knibbs, Smith, Wareham.

Subs: Pereira, Holzman, Senga-Ngoyi, Stickland, Ahmed, Wellens, Sackey, Borgnis, Osho.

Burnley: Hladky, Sonne, Worrall, Egan, Lucas Pires, Bauress, McDermott, Koleosho, Barnes, Foster, Rodriguez.

Subs: Green, Humphreys, Ekdal, Flemming, Laurent, Ndayishimiye, Delcroix, Veevers, Tweedy.

Buonanotte has been the best player on the pitch and gets his goal from a move he starts. Picking it up in midfield, the Argentine No. 10 sweeps it wide to El Khannouss who hangs up an inviting cross for Buonanotte to head home.

QPR right back Harrison Ashby tries to cut inside Stephy Mavididi and has the ball nicked off him. Bilal El Khannouss picks it up and drives into the Hoops’ box before flicking it off to Mavididi place it home from the penalty spot.

Exeter: Whitworth, Fitzwater, Crama, Yfeko, McMillan, Jake Richards, Woods, Harper, Watts, Mitchell, Magennis.

Subs: MacDonald, Francis, Aitchison, Alli, Niskanen, Jones, Doyle, McDonald, Bird.

Oxford: Ingram, ter Avest, Long, Thorniley, Leigh, Sibley, McEachran, Phillips, El Mizouni, Dembele, Scarlett.

Subs: Cumming, Brown, Vaulks, Placheta, Matos, Goodrham, Rodrigues, Ferdinan, Kioso.

Brentford: Valdimarsson, Roerslev, Kim, van den Berg, Henry, Jensen, Maghoma, Yarmolyuk, Damsgaard, Carvalho, Schade.

Subs: Flekken, Wissa, Mbeumo, Meghoma, Collins, Lewis-Potter, Konak, Yogane, Arthur.

Plymouth: Hazard, Palsson, Pleguezuelo, Galloway, Sorinola, Randell, Wright, Mumba, Whittaker, Baidoo, Roberts.

Subs: Grimshaw, Ogbeta, Szucs, Cissoko, Bundu, Puchacz, Gyabi, Al Hajj, Issaka.

Norwich: Long, Stacey, Cordoba, Doyle, Chrisene, Forson, McLean, Nunez, Schwartau, Dobbin, Crnac.

Subs: Gunn, Duffy, Hills, Mahovo, Fisher, Gordon, Hernandez, Myles, Sargent.

Brighton: Steele, Veltman, Webster, Van Hecke, Estupinan, Ayari, Baleba, Minteh, Enciso, Mitoma, Rutter

Subs: Verbruggen, March, Gruda, Adingra, Moder, Welbeck, O’Riley, McConville, Turns

Sunderland: Moore, Hume, O’Nien, Hjelde, Alese, Jones, Neil, Mayenda, Rigg, Aouchiche, Connolly.

Subs: Nna Noukeu, Rusyn, Bellingham, Isidor, Abdul Samed, Mepham, Aleksic, Johnson, Ogunsuyi.

Stoke: Johansson, Tchamadeu, Phillips, Wilmot, Stevens, Seko, Burger, Moran, Baker, Koumas, Cannon.

Subs: Bonham, Rose, Lawal, Gooch, Sidibe, Bae, Andre Vidigal, Tezgel, Ennis.

Ilias Chair is the first QPR player to test Jakub Stolarczyk, who saves well, but the Leicester keeper cannot do anything about Jonathan Varane’s effort. QPR had turned up the heat in the previous five minutes or so and after Harry Winks failed to clear, Varane gathered the ball and slammed it low and into the bottom corner from all of 25 yards.

Nottingham Forest: Carlos Miguel, Toffolo, Boly, Morato, Alex, Moreira, Ward-Prowse, Jota Silva, Yates, Sosa, Awoniyi.

Subs: Sels, Anderson, Wood, Hudson-Odoi, Dominguez, Elanga, Danilo, Milenkovic, Abbott.

Luton: Kaminski, Walters, Holmes, McGuinness, Bell, Nakamba, Walsh, Jones, Dabo, Nelson, Morris.

Subs: Krul, Andersen, Krauss, Woodrow, Adebayo, Mpanzu, Clark, Brown, Hashioka.

Chelsea: Jorgensen, James, Adarabioyo, Disasi, Veiga, Lavia, Pedro Neto, Nkunku, Joao Felix, George, Guiu.

Subs: Sanchez, Colwill, Acheampong, Gusto, Cucurella, Fernandez, Palmer, Sancho, Jackson.

Morecambe: Burgoyne, Hendrie, Williams, Stott, Tutonda, White, Jones, Tollitt, Songo’o, Edwards, Dackers.

Subs: Scales, Adam Lewis, Taylor, Macadam, Hope, Angol, Slew, Paul Lewis, Dobson.

Facundo Buonanotte is restored to the Leicester starting XI and it is his ball that creates the goal, a clipped in set-piece that James Justin bundles home off his toe. QPR keeper Joe Walsh makes a mess of it to let the Leicester player get there ahead of him.

Bournemouth: Arrizabalaga, Hill, Zabarnyi, Huijsen, Soler, Adams, Winterburn, Aarons, Brooks, Kluivert, Ouattara.

Subs: Dennis, Travers, Kerkez, Cook, Jebbison, Semenyo, Akinmboni, Kinsey-Wellings, Rees-Dottin.

West Brom: Wildsmith, Furlong, Holgate, Taylor, Styles, Mowatt, Racic, Fellows, Ahearne-Grant, Diangana, Swift.

Subs: Cann, Frabotta, Heggem, Diakite, Molumby, Johnston, Bostock, Wallace, Cole.

First up we have that familiar 2pm kick-off Saturday kick-off, here are how the sides line up at the King Power:

Leicester: Stolarczyk, Justin, Coady, Kristiansen, Faes, Winks, Soumare, Buonanotte, El Khannous, Mavididi, Vardy.

Subs: Iversen, Okoli, Thomas, Choudhury, Skipp, De Cordova-Reid, McAteer, Ayew, Daka.

QPR: Walsh, Ashby, Edwards, Clarke-Salter, Paal, Varane, Field, Kolli, Madsen, Saito, Chair.

Subs: Nardi, Dunne, Fox, Colback, Dixon-Bonner, Morgan, Smyth, Lloyd, Frey.

Perhaps Scottish glam rock band Pilot were not singing about the sunrise over Edinburgh, but the enduring appeal of the FA Cup when they wrote 1975 hit Magic - ‘Ho, ho, ho, it’s magic you know, never believe it’s not so…’

The message is clear, we just have to believe in the magic, never forget to reference it to and then it will survive. Nothing says ‘magic’ quite like a slate of Saturday 3pm games headlined by the Chelsea’s billionaire backups kicking the crap out of the club currently second bottom of the Football League (Morecambe) or Bournemouth v West Brom.

Still, we plod on and look further down the fixture list in search of an upset opportunity. Perhaps Exeter, currently mid-table in League One, can overcome Oxford United, who - remarkably - are currently in the second tier for the first time this millennium. What chance a new manager bounce at Plymouth as they take on Brentford? Seagull pessimism tells me Norwich have a chance against a Brighton team lacking a recognised striker, so there’s that. Nottingham Forest v Luton, the artist formerly known as a Premier League relegation scrap, now looks like a routine win for Nuno’s European hopefuls.

Replays are clearly no longer magic, but extra-time and penalties definitely are, so we might get some of those this afternoon which is – er – depressing fun.

As a seasoned FA Cup third round observer, all of this sarcastic lack of belief in the ‘magic’ will of course prove incorrect and you, lucky reader, will get to follow along an afternoon of shocks with me. Please get in touch with your observations from the cup or the very limited league action (League Two, we see you).

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