FT: Arsenal score four goals in 30 minutes against Wigan
FT: Leeds beat Birmingham on penalties
FT: Grimsby beaten by Wolves - match played on very muddy surface
FT: Oxford 0-1 Sunderland & Fulham equalise at Stoke
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Grimsby 0-0 Wolves
Dave Edwards
Former Wolves midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2
Good work from Grimsby down their right-hand-side. They are working it down the line and Harvey Rodgers is happy to venture forward – he is linking up well with Darragh Burns.
Birmingham 1-1 Leeds
Almost a late Leeds winner!
Dominic Calvert-Lewin hits it inside the box but it's deflected wide and Birmingham's players celebrate as though their team has scored.
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To be fair, Birmingham deserves that, and they have been the much better side today.
Karl, Rotterdam
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Patrick Roberts' equaliser has been officially timed at 88 minutes and 57 seconds. That's called leaving it late.
Oxford United v Sunderland (14:00 GMT)
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Kassam Stadium
The rain has finally relented in Oxford, where it had been pouring down all morning. There were three pitch inspections on a sodden surface but all is well and we're ready to go as the Championship strugglers face Premier League Sunderland.
Birmingham 1-1 Leeds
Clinton Morrison
Former Birmingham City striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at St Andrew's
Once it comes to Patrick Roberts, he takes a great touch. I think there's a bit of a deflection. But if you don't shoot, you don't score.
This has been a great FA Cup tie.
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Listen to that noise!
There are 28,000 inside the ground making the noise of 50,000.
Six additional minutes at the end of the first half.
Patrick Roberts
Bedlam!
From outside the box Patrick Roberts scores an absolute belter which takes a deflection before landing in the back of the net.
Birmingham have rescued this and are moments away from forcing extra-time.
Image source, PA MediaGrimsby 0-0 Wolves
Dave Edwards
Former Wolves midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2
Tolu Arokodare gets there before the Grimsby defence, but he can't keep the ball down. That is Wolves' best chance.
Birmingham 0-1 Leeds
It's approaching now or never time for Birmingham.
They've won another corner.
Birmingham 0-1 Leeds
Clinton Morrison
Former Birmingham City striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at St Andrew's
That's such poor technique. Ibrahim Osman has to do better than that. It's a golden opportunity.
Grimsby 0-0 Wolves
A chance for Wolves but Tolu Arokodare lifts it over the bar.
It's chucking it down in Cleethorpes and the pitch is getting worse by the minute.
Birmingham 0-1 Leeds
Birmingham have done everything but score.
Birmingham 0-1 Leeds
A golden chance for Ibrahim Osman to force extra-time but the Birmingham substitute cannot keep his composure and sends it wide.
Grimsby 0-0 Wolves
Dave Edwards
Former Wolves midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2
Jackson Smith thought it was going out for a goal-kick, but it stopped inside the six-yard box, thanks to the mud.
Birmingham 0-1 Leeds
Into the final five minutes. Leeds are heading into the last 16.
Unless...
Grimsby 0-0 Wolves
Grimsby goalkeeper Jackson Smith is wearing all yellow.
He's already coated top to toe in mud and now he's cleaning his gloves with a towel hanging from his net.
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Re. Pete at 13:32 - If Birmingham were playing at Blundell Park today with their retro kit you would genuinely think a tardis had whipped us all back to the seventies!
Matt
Birmingham 0-1 Leeds
Leeds are being forced into a save as Noah Okafor is injured and cannot carry on. Jayden Bogle is coming on.
Birmingham 0-1 Leeds
Clinton Morrison
Former Birmingham City striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at St Andrew's
Leeds are a threat from set-pieces. James Justin is unlucky there.
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This is the first meeting between Arsenal and Wigan since the 2013-14 FA Cup semi-final, which is their only previous FA Cup encounter. After a 1-1 draw, the Gunners won 4-2 on penalties with current boss Mikel Arteta netting in the shootout.
Wigan have lost 10 of their 11 away games against Arsenal in all competitions – the other was a 2-1 win in April 2012 in the Premier League under Roberto Martinez.
Arsenal are looking to reach the FA Cup fifth round for the first time since 2019-20, when they went on to win the competition. This is only their third tie at this stage since then, losing 1-0 to Southampton in 2020-21 and 1-0 to Man City in 2022-23 previously.
Wigan Athletic have won their last six away matches in the FA Cup, conceding just one goal in this run. They’ve already had one run of seven away wins in the competition from January 2013 to March 2014 – should they win here it would be just the fifth ever run of seven away wins in a row by a team in FA Cup history (first round onwards) and two would have been achieved by the Latics.
All four of Arsenal’s goals in the FA Cup third round 4-1 win over Portsmouth came via set pieces (three corners, one free-kick) – despite only playing this one game in 2025-26, no side has more set piece goals in the FA Cup this season than the Gunners (first round onwards).
