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An early chance falls to Manuel Benson, making his first appearance for Burnley since tearing his calf in August, but his close-range shot is blocked on the line. Big early warning for the Premier League side.

Wigan are in the bottom half in League One - but they have won an FA Cup in the past 12 years.

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Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wigan need to make sure this game isn't welcoming for their visitors. James Carragher has done so already but all his team-mates need to make sure they do the same.

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Everton forward Iliman Ndiaye's cross-shot from the left is deflcted by Illia Zabarnyi into the gloves of Kepa.

Clever kick-off really. It looked as if they were going back to the keeper but quickly turned around instead and lumped it up the field when his team-mates were in position.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

Bournemouth nearly do an Everton by scoring in the opening 10 seconds but Marcus Tavernier's shot from the edge of the box is brilliantly blocked by James Tarkowski.

It's a dull, drizzly afternoon on the south coast. Hopefully the football at St Mary's can brighten things up a bit.

It looks far from a sell-out but those who are in the stadium will hope to see an FA Cup fourth-round thriller, similar to the goalfest that Saints edged 4-3 when these two last met in the competition.

Everton

Everton manager David Moyes speaking to BBC Sport before kick-off: "There are a lot of people who know a great deal more about Everton than me. But from my time here over the years, Goodison Park has been a great place to play and intimidating for oppositions to come and play at.

"We need to give the supporters something to shout about. The support has been magnificent."

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

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Not many more games left here at Goodison and the Park End is looking quite the picture for this FA Cup fourth round tie.

There's a banner showcasing the five times the Toffees have triumphed in this competition - the last being in 1995 and they have not lifted silverware since.

David Moyes has come back in and galvanised the team and supporters, now can he take one more step towards an appearance at Wembley?

Under way everywhere except Coventry.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola speaking to BBC Sport: "Playing in the Premier League is one thing and the cup is another thing. We played one game and won, so we have the right to play this one.

"I don't think we have been lucky in the draw. It's against Everton away at Goodison Park. But we want to win the right to play more. It's not going to be easy. We want to keep going and keep playing games in the cup."

Coventry have just posted a message on X that says: "Due to crowd congestion outside the CBS Arena, KO has been delayed until 3:10pm. We would like to thank the supporters who are already inside the ground for their cooperation."

Wigan Athletic boss Shaun Maloney says he learned a lot about management from Fulham boss Marco Silva when he played under him at Hull City, but I am surprised he has not said the same about me.

Shaun had an outstanding playing career, and he has a lot to thank me for about that - I helped him a lot when he was a youngster at Celtic, both technically and psychologically.

Being serious, fair play to him for the job he has done at Wigan because he has had a lot to contend with there. He also had a tough time in charge of Hibs, where he was wrongly sacked and was not given long enough.

So, I have a lot of admiration for what Shaun has done as a manager and Wigan are doing all right under him, but this is a tough game for them.

Fulham are like Bournemouth in that they are in the top half of the Premier League and I want to see them give the FA Cup a real go.

We talked about Silva's side on BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club this week actually, as having a brilliant bench that can make a contribution most weeks.

At the start of the season I thought Fulham's home form was impressive but it has dropped off recently, and it is their away form that is exceptional at the moment.

I think they will carry that on in the FA Cup, and they will be too strong for Wigan.

This game could see twin brothers Ryan and Steven Sessegnon play against each other for the first time in their careers - Ryan for Fulham and Steven for Wigan.

I played against my younger brother, John, when we were both up in Scotland and he tried to kick me but did not get near me - it was a bit like when we played each other in the garden when we were kids, although I was 10 years older than him.

Sutton's prediction: 3-1

Ryan Sessegnon starts today for Fulham but his twin brother Steven - just back from a month out injured - is only on the bench for Wigan.

The 24-year-olds have played together for Fulham - but never played against each other.

Will Steven come on while Ryan is still on the pitch... or will we have a repeat of Tyler Young staying on the bench for Peterborough with his dad Ashley playing for Everton in the last round?

Wigan boss Shaun Maloney said: "I know this game means a lot for those two. Sess is a brilliant guy who has worked extremely hard to get fit for this game.

"I'm pretty sure if we're winning I'll need Sess at some point so I hope he is on the pitch."

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There is a point and a place separating Championship sides Stoke City and Cardiff City.

The Potters are 18th while Cardiff are 19th with the relegation zone not as far away as both clubs would like.

Stoke will be aiming to record back-to-back wins for the first time since the first week of November this afternoon as boss Mark Robins looks to secure his first home win.

Cardiff last reached the fifth round in 2013-14, beating Bolton in the fourth round that season.

Chris Sutton
BBC football predictions expert

I really wish I could have been on Final Score last Saturday alongside my friend Jason Mohammad, who had a day to forget.

Jason posted on X at the start of the show that there would be live updates from Leeds against his team - Cardiff - who ended up losing 7-0.

Cardiff had been on a decent run of form until that defeat but I am afraid I have got more bad news for Jason because I think his side are going out of the FA Cup on Saturday.

Stoke have turned the corner of late too, under my old Norwich team-mate Mark Robins, although both sides are only a few points above the Championship relegation zone.

Robins had an amazing run to the FA Cup semi-finals - and almost the final - with Coventry last season, of course, but the scoreline I am going with is more a case of me wanting to rub Jason's nose in it, rather than based on science the way my predictions usually are.

Sutton's prediction: 4-0

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Cardiff City captain Aaron Ramsey has had a torrid time with injuries since returning home but he is fit again and starts for his boyhood club against Stoke.

Chris Sutton
BBC football predictions expert

Burnley's defensive record is unbelievable, but they have got a problem at the other end of the pitch.

They don't score many goals and it appears there is an element of Burnley fans who are quite bored watching Scott Parker's team, who are chasing one of the two automatic promotion spots in the Championship.

They have got a midweek league game coming up, at Hull City on Wednesday, which will be their priority. Parker will make changes here and they will fall foul of that.

Southampton will not be complaining, because they have won so few games against anyone this season.

Saints picked up a rare win at Ipswich last weekend, and at home they have managed only three victories in all competitions - Stoke in the Carabao Cup, Everton in the league and Swansea in the FA Cup third round.

To say they have momentum after beating Ipswich is probably pushing it, and they are still a long way adrift at the bottom of the table, but a decent FA Cup run would give their fans a bit of escapism in what has been a miserable season.

Sutton's prediction: 1-0

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Just two places separate Southampton and Burnley in the English football pyramid, with the two clubs on course to swap leagues again next season.

While Southampton are bottom of the Premier League with just two wins this term, Scott Parker's Burnley currently occupy the Championship's second automatic promotion spot.

Ivan Juric is the man tasked with turning around Saints' fortunes and saw his side end a six-game losing streak with a huge win over fellow strugglers Ipswich Town last week.

A remarkably water-tight defence has provided the foundation for Burnley's promotion push, with the Clarets recording clean sheets in 22 of their 31 league games this campaign.

Will top-flight Southampton be able to break down the Championship high-flyers?

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Chris Sutton
BBC football predictions expert

I watched Preston lose against my old club Blackburn last week, and I was quite disappointed by what I saw.

Basically they went 2-0 down and only then did they start to play, and have a go.

True, there was a decision at the end where I can understand why Preston boss Paul Heckingbottom felt harshly done by to not get a penalty, because of the one Blackburn had been awarded earlier.

So, I get why he was frustrated with the referee, but he must have been frustrated with his players as well because they had been on such a good run, and still have the possibility of the play-offs.

This won't be easy for Preston, because Wycombe are flying at the top of League One and have the best away record in their division, but I still think home advantage will count for a lot.

I'm told Wycombe are also the top scorers in League One, and that in fact only Liverpool and Leeds have scored more league goals than them in England's top four divisions this season, but my gut feeling was Preston will win this 1-0, and I am sticking with it.

Sutton's prediction: 1-0