Back under way at Ashton Gate.

Louis Britton has scored five goals during Weston-super-Mare's run to the third round and the former Bristol City forward almost equalises with an attempt which is tipped over the bar.

Now the non-league side have won a free-kick within shooting range.

The Seagulls have come flying out of the traps in the second half.

Second half is up and running in Cambridge.

Since 19 October, only Richarlison (three) has scored more goals at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium than Morgan Rogers (two).

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Back under way in Cleethorpes.

Manchester City

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Pep Lijnders, who took charge of the demolition of Exeter with Pep Guardiola serving a one-match ban, told BBC Sport City's future was bright after some impressive performances from young prospects.

"It’s never easy to score 10," he said. "Exeter are a good team, we analysed them, they can really play. I think from the start with our aggression we controlled the game with some outstanding goals and some individual performances from players we didn’t see before.

"Everybody knows the history of the FA Cup, Everyone has seen in the past two days the best stories are written in this competition, in my opinion, so it’s great we are one step further.

"It’s a sign of a good club when young players can come through and play minutes with such performances, there’s quality, they have to stay patient and work hard but you see these boys all have something that can help us in the future."

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, speaking after their win: "We didn't give up. It was a classic FA Cup tie. Extra-time was probably the last thing both managers wanted but the priority was to try and get through.

"It's important. These months are defined by your professionalism and your will to win. Aaron made big saves for us. Sometimes in a really tight win like this, great things can come.

On Harvey Barnes: "Great performance. Always a scorer of important goals. He thought his second tonight would be the winner but it wasn't to be. He took a penalty in the shootout.

"Before I make a full assessment, I want to see the game again in a non-emotional state. Bournemouth are never out of a game.

On Tino Livramento's injury: "It looks serious to a point where he'll be out for the next game and the games beyond. It looks like a hamstring problem.

"The result just keeps the good feeling going. We want to keep the momentum going into the season. We experienced two semi-finals last season that were incredible.

"I think it's a great time to be involved with Newcastle. We have the Champions League to come. The will to win has taken us into the latter stages of the League Cup. We have every reason to be enthusiastic about the future."

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Frank is a manager with great experience and it can't just happen over night. I think he's very honest, he assesses it very well and takes the criticism. This up and down feeling at this club is something that has got to change.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think you can hear some really disappointed chants. Spurs have played some nice stuff but Villa have been savvy, organised and have picked them off. Has Thomas Frank had time to find the balance yet?

It's the perfect first half for Unai Emery's side.

A nightmare start for Thomas Frank's men, and there are boos from the home fans as the whistle is blown for half-time.

Aston Villa are good value for their lead. Spurs are left needing a very special second half performance.

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Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

At the end of this first half I think the reaction will be interesting. Will the Tottenham fans boo?

Alan Shearer
Former Premier League striker on BBC One

The movement and the energy and the pace that Villa are playing with at the minute, it's just too much for Tottenham.

You're looking again for a very, very calm finish and that's exactly what you get from a fantastic player who's having a great season.

You've just seen there another great example of what this Villa team is all about. The exciting players that they've got in forward positions, and how they can punish you.

Imran Louza's corner is well defended by the hosts and that is near enough the last action of the half.

Fairly dominant from Bristol City, they have a two-goal cushion at the break.

Birmingham were frustrated for a while but the Championship side got their goal, added another and are in control after the first 45 minutes.

Some intent from Tottenham on show here in the past few minutes as half-time approaches.

The hosts have five minutes of stoppage time to try and restore parity before the break.

Weston-super-Mare have work to do if they're to do a 'Macclesfield'.

Good touch, control and turn from Sam Bell but his shot is straight at Nathan Baxter in the Watford goal.

We're into three minutes of added time at the end of the first half.