Chelsea beat Charlton 5-1 in Liam Rosenior's first game in charge
Aston Villa win 2-1 at Tottenham, Newcastle beat Bournemouth 7-6 on penalties after thrilling 3-3 draw
Man City beat Exeter 10-1 as Semenyo scores on debut, plus wins for Burnley, Brentford & Fulham
Non-league Macclesfield beat holders Crystal Palace in greatest shock of all time
Eagles are 117 places above sixth-tier Silkmen in pyramid - biggest-ever upset in terms of league placings
Bristol City 5-1 Watford
Watford might have got that goal but there's been no sign of them genuinely making this interesting, to be honest.
A poor performance from the visitors, who made a whole host of changes for this one but have failed to really make an impact.
Grimsby 3-2 Weston-super-Mare
Hats off to Weston-super-Mare.
They've thrown the kitchen sink at this and shown tremendous character.
The Seagulls have done themselves, their fans, and non-league proud.
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The best third round ever - probably. It's had everything.
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Tottenham 1-2 Aston Villa
Image source, PA MediaBig cheers for this substitution.
Dominic Solanke comes on for his first appearance since August, with around eight minutes of normal time plus stoppages to try and get his side level - or better.
Djed Spence is also introduced, with Pedro Porro and goalscorer Wilson Odobert replaced.
Kieran Green
Heartbreak for the non-leaguers!
Grimsby lead for the third time after substitute Kieran Green's glancing header from a corner.
Weston-super-Mare have given this everything but it's asking an awful lot for them to come back a third time.
Bristol City 5-1 Watford
Emil Riis is going home with the match ball but he's replaced by Sinclair Armstrong with five minutes or so of normal time remaining.
Tottenham 1-2 Aston Villa
Image source, Getty ImagesSpurs have the ball in the Villa goal again - but it's not going to count.
The offside flag is raised long before Xavi Simons rolls the ball past Marco Bizot and a large section of home fans momentarily celebrate.
Tottenham 1-2 Aston Villa
Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Spurs have to keep driving. Villa are looking to get momentum back with some good touches. You've got to feel there's going to be another goal in this game.
Image source, Getty ImagesTottenham 1-2 Aston Villa
Aston Villa have found a foothold and begin putting pressure on the Spurs' box, but the hosts are standing firm for now.
A few changes to report as we approach the final 10 minutes.
Ian Maatsen and Matty Cash are replaced by Andres García and Lucas Digne for Villa, While Thomas Frank chooses to send on striker Dane Scarlett, rather than Dominic Solanke, for Mathys Tel.
Bristol City 5-1 Watford
Neto Borges sees the gap between two defenders and tries to play for the penalty as he wedges himself between them and goes down but the referee is having none of it.
Sullay Kaikai (80 mins)
Cambridge quickly get one back.
Louis Appere does really well down the right, getting into the box then twisting and turning to beat his man.
He loses control of it at the crucial time but Birmingham fail to clear and the ball arrives at the feet of Sullay Kaikai to sweep it home.
Bristol City 5-1 Watford
Oh hello.
Joe Lumley goes into the referee's book after coming out of his area to prevent Nestory Irankunda getting a shot away and sends him rolling onto the ground.
He might have got away with one there as the last man.
Grimsby 2-2 Weston-super-Mare
Like many of his Weston-super-Mare team-mates, Louis Britton juggles his football career with full-time work, spending his days alongside his dad Geoff as a painter and decorator.
He'll be painting the town red if the non-leaguers win this.
Marvin Ducksch (78 mins)
That seals it for Birmingham!
A poor clearance from Cambridge gifts the ball to the visitors with goalkeeper Jake Eastwood out of position having offered himself for a pass back.
It comes to Tommy Doyle, who could go for goal from distance, but instead plays it to Marvin Ducksch.
The big striker swivels and hits the first time shot into the corner with Eastwood still out of position.
Tottenham 1-2 Aston Villa
Image source, Getty ImagesThat could be HUGE for Spurs!
Aston Villa get a rare second-half sighting of goal but Emiliano Buendia sees his shot cleared off the line by Pedro Porro.
Proper cup tie, this!
Grimsby 2-2 Weston-super-Mare
Will Weston-super-Mare win it in normal time?
Ten minutes plus stoppages.
The Seagull Army are in full voice.
Emil Riis (76 mins)
Emil Riis has his hat-trick!
Just as Watford think they might have given themselves a slim bit of hope, Bristol City restore their four-goal lead as Riis is teed up by George Earthy, Nathan Baxter comes out to meet the ball and Riis only has to finish into an empty net.
Tottenham 1-2 Aston Villa
Tottenham's pressure continues to pay off as they regain possession on the edge of the Villa penalty area and Pau Torres has to get his body in the way as Joao Palhinha sends a shot towards goal.
I don't want to startle you, Spurs fans, but it's pretty relentless from the hosts at the moment.
Louis Britton
They're back in it!
Take a bow, Weston-super-Mare.
It's such a cool and composed finish by Louis Britton from about six-yards.
The part-timers are having the game of their lives.
Cambridge 0-2 Birmingham
Shayne Lavery with the header on goal for Cambridge United but not enough on it to unduly worry James Beadle in the Birmingham goal.
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Manager: Liam Rosenior
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Manager: Nathan Jones
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Manager: Liam Rosenior
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This is the first meeting between Charlton and Chelsea since a February 2007 Premier League encounter, won 1-0 by the Blues. The Addicks have lost eight of their last 11 in all competitions against their London rivals (W1 D2).
Chelsea have faced Charlton twice before in the FA Cup, winning both games 3-0 – in the fourth round in 1962-63 and the third round in 1994-95.
Charlton Athletic have been eliminated in each of their last five FA Cup third round ties, last progressing to the fourth round in the 2013-14 campaign, knocking out Oxford United in a replay.
Chelsea have progressed from 61 of their last 63 FA Cup ties against sides from a lower division, including their last 22 in a row. The two exceptions in this 63-tie sequence were against Barnsley in the 2007-08 quarter-final and in the 2014-15 fourth round against Bradford City.
Chelsea’s João Pedro has been involved in seven goals in his last four starts in the FA Cup (6 goals, 1 assist), coming while he was playing for Watford and Brighton.
