It's all over. League One Port Vale start the Jon Brady regime with a victory over League Two Fleetwood in the FA Cup.

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Oxford midfielder Brian de Keersmaecker tests the keeper with an effort from outside the box seconds after the restart.

Robert Earnshaw
Former Nottingham Forest and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

There's a feeling that Forest could win this one now.

Fair play to them. They haven't played great but a couple of amazing moments from Callum Hudson-Odoi have got them back into the game.

Fleetwood's big chance. Probably their last one. Ethan Ennis' wayward shot hits Matty Virtue and goes wide from close range.

Anywhere will do now for Vale.

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Taiwo Awoniyi with a header from Nicolas Dominguez's cross, but the ball is behind the Nigeria striker and he can only steer it well wide.

Extra time begins in Milton Keynes.

Lyle Taylor
Former Nottingham Forest forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

The second half has been an absolutely riveting watch. Forest produced exactly what they needed to: turn up the heat and make their final third entries count.

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And away we go for an extra half hour. Phil Parkinson has made a change with Ryan Barnett on for Ryan Longman.

Mo Faal almost books Vale's place in the next round but his effort goes just wide.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

A huge round of applause from the home fans at the full-time whistle.

They appreciate the immense effort their side have put in here.

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Stok Cae Ras

It's a hell of a game.

In the first half Wrexham were outstanding but credit to Forest, Dyche made the substitutions and they get back in it.

It's been an end to end game, even at the end there. I'm excited for this next half an hour.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Cymru

When you're 2-0 up, you'd hope to hold on but Forest kept coming in the second half and scored some excellent goals.

I said before the game I expected it to go to penalties and I've not changed my mind.

There's always drama at the Stok Cae Ras and this has been a classic.

League Two Fleetwood pushing for a leveller but the final ball is missing.

Wigan have done it!

Ryan Lowe wins on his return to Preston and the League One side beat the Championship play-off hopefuls.

Teenager Harrison Bettoni scored the winner with a deflected effort 15 minutes from time.

Callum Wright then missed a penalty but it didn't matter for Wigan as, after a late, late disallowed goal for Preston, the Latics claim a first win at Deepdale for 21 years.

The 2013 winners are in the hat for the FA Cup fourth round draw.

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The most dramatic of endings!

Brilliant header from Alfie Devine, an equally brilliant save from Wigan's Sam Tickle diving to his right to keep it out.

Brad Potts puts in the rebound but the offside flag is up to cut short his celebrations.

Six minutes added on here.

More time needed to separate these.

We're into the last of the seven added minutes now as Preston lump the ball forward.