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FT: Man City 3-1 Plymouth - Talovierov heads visitors in front; O'Reilly double turns it around for hosts before De Bruyne adds late third
FT: Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves - Evanilson opens scoring; Kerkez second ruled out after long delay; Cunha scores superb equaliser but is then sent off, Bournemouth win 5-4 on penalties
FT: Crystal Palace 3-1 Millwall - goalkeeper Roberts sent off after eight minutes for visitors; Mateta stretchered off following collision. Tanganga own goal puts hosts in front & Munoz doubles lead; Harding pulls one back before Nketiah adds third
FT: Preston 3-0 Burnley - Brady free-kick for hosts, Osmajic doubles lead & Keane adds third
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Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
Bournemouth have another corner.
It's taken short but there's no real outlet in the box and it just pings around the area before being cleared away. Less than five minutes of extra time remain.
Man City v Plymouth (17:45 GMT)
Man City midfielder James McAtee, speaking to ITV: "We know we are two games away from Wembley.
"They're doing well with the recent run they're on. We have seen some clips on them, but we're going to try get our gameplan going.
"I'm getting my rhythm a little bit, but I just want to have a good performance tonight.
"The mentality is the same as any other game. We will go out there and try win the game."
Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
Massive save, brilliant from Sam Johnstone.
Just keeping his side in there.
Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
Brilliant save from Sam Johnstone to tip over the bar and deny Luis Sinisterra's close-range header.
Man City v Plymouth (17:45 GMT)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium
Plenty of Plymouth fans are already in place for today's game.
I am guessing anyone in service stations on the M6 and M5 later this evening are going to be bumping into supporters as they make their way back to the south-west.
It's a really strong turnout.
Image source, BBC SportMan City
Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
Marshall Munetsi is fine to continue. So is Matheus Cunha.
Wolves boss Vitor Pereira is frantically writing in his notepad. Trying to come up with his penalty takers?
Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
Marshall Munetsi is down and in need of a bit of treatment.
As is Matheus Cunha, it seems. Perhaps just needs a little rest.
Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
A scramble in the box!
Bournemouth have a corner and it comes to the middle of the box where Sam Johnstone palms it away.
It comes back out before Daniel Jebbison has an opportunity to put his side ahead but Johnstone clears off the line.
Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter
Justin Kluivert went down after a 50/50 challenge with Sam Johnstone in the box.
And because of how referee Sam Barrott pointed towards the spot, fans inside the stadium thought he gave a penalty. However, they quickly realised it wasn't and how the Wolves away support enjoyed that.
Image source, ReutersMan City v Plymouth (17:45 GMT)
Josh Widdicombe
Comedian and Plymouth Argyle fan
I think the problem with this game is - and I can't believe I'm saying this - Real Madrid haven't done us a favour.
We've actually got more to play for in the rest of our season than Man City.
If a team was going to rest players, strangely it should be us because we should be more focused on the league, so there's actually more in this for Man City than us.
Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
Justin Kluivert goes into the book for simulation.
He was chasing down the ball and goalkeeper Sam Johnstone came right out of his net. Johnstone did get to the ball first but it feels a little harsh to book Kluivert for diving there.
Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
Back under way.
Fifteen minutes for someone to be a hero.
Image source, Getty ImagesMan City v Plymouth (17:45 GMT)
Man City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to ITV: “Huge respect. They went through against Liverpool, respect.
“The FA Cup has surprises, look how tight the games are.
“Do you job, that’s mentality. For you and the team to go through. It's our profession, our job and our passion.”
On 11 changes: “We cannot go three days [with a game], many games.
“Of course, we need fresh legs. Oscar Bobb and Rodri are close to coming back."
On wanting to see Jack Grealish do well: “A lot. So, it has been a difficult season. He is not an old player and his future is in his hands.”
Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter
Tactics, motivation and taking on fluids - the short stoppage in extra time is a key moment for both managers, Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola and Wolves's Vitor Pereira to give their players one last push.
However, Bournemouth should have killed this game as they have been the far superior side throughout practically every period of this match.
They will be disappointed to go to penalties but Wolves would probably snap your hand off for it.
Image source, Getty ImagesHT: Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
A half-time of extra-time substitution for Andoni Iraola.
On comes Daniel Jebbison for Antoine Semenyo.
Jebbison has scored in both the third and fourth round of this season’s FA Cup, while he has four goals in seven games in the competition overall.
HT: Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
Wolves will be happy, they have sat in and dug in. They have seen this period through and they have 15 minutes to go.
HT: Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
With penalties on the horizon, will we see any more changes from either manager?
Man City v Plymouth (17:45 GMT)
Thousands of Plymouth Argyle fans got up bright and early to head to Manchester hoping to watch their team cause another FA Cup shock.
Tickets for Argyle fans sold out, external with the club confirming 7,800 supporters will make the 280-mile (450.6km) trip to the reigning Premier League champions.
Some of the Green Army said they were optimistic another shock would follow their win over Premier League leaders Liverpool in the fourth round, but they would enjoy the day whatever happened.
Fans heading up to Manchester went to Home Park at about 07:00 GMT where 10 coaches were waiting for them.
"Football's a results-based business, but there's always so much more than the match," Plymouth fan Harry Pearse said.
"It's about getting with a load of your mates and travelling up to the game together, soaking up the atmosphere before the match and enjoying the trip."
Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves
That wasn't too far away at all.
Tyler Adams runs onto the ball 25-yards out but his low shot drifts wide.
That's the last action of the first half of extra time.
Man City v Plymouth (17:45 GMT)
Plymouth Argyle
Plymouth Argyle boss Miron Muslic, speaking to ITV: "This is the reward from Liverpool and we face the next giant of English football. The challenge cannot get bigger!
"It is a huge privilege to face Man City at the Etihad stadium. It is a fantastic experience to have the Green Wall [Plymouth fans] over there. We want our team to be brave.
"It is not about motivating speeches, you cannot win a game by speaking.
"We need to give them structure so they have a chance. We found this gameplan against Liverpool.
"Nothing but respect for them, but I want my team to be brave. Man City will try everything to make it extremely difficult for us.
"On one side we need to be organised, but we cannot simply defend the whole time."
Image source, Getty ImagesManager: Pep Guardiola
Formation: 4 - 1 - 4 - 1
Manager: Miron Muslic
Formation: 5 - 4 - 1
Manager: Pep Guardiola
Formation: 4 - 1 - 4 - 1
Manager: Miron Muslic
Formation: 5 - 4 - 1
FA Cup
All competitions
This is just the second ever FA Cup meeting between Manchester City and Plymouth, with the Citizens winning a fifth round tie at Maine Road 3-1 in 1987-88 previously.
Plymouth have lost each of their last five meetings with Man City in all competitions, but this is the first match between the sides since February 1989 in the second tier (0-2).
Manchester City have won their last 18 FA Cup games against sides from a lower division by an aggregate score of 69-9, since losing 1-0 at Wigan Athletic in the 2017-18 fifth round.
Plymouth have had 44 previous FA Cup ties against top-flight opponents, progressing from just four of these. However, two of those have come this season with the Pilgrims seeing off Brentford in the third round and Liverpool in the fourth.
Since his debut in the competition in January 2016, no player has been involved in more FA Cup goals (first round onwards) than Manchester City’s Kevin De Bruyne (26 – 9 goals, 17 assists). The Belgian netted the winner at Leyton Orient in the last round.
Having beaten Brentford and Liverpool in the third and fourth round of the FA Cup this season, Plymouth are looking to become the first team from outside the top-flight to eliminate Premier League opposition in three consecutive rounds since Wigan in 2017-18. The Latics beat Manchester City 1-0 in the fifth round back then.
