Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Fratton Park

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It's an attacking line-up from Mikel Arteta as he looks to avoid any upsets.

A midfield three of Eberechi Eze, Ethan Nwaneri and Mikel Merino is sure to create a lot of opportunities.

Merino has the armband as captain today will be the one asked to play a more disciplined role alongside Eze and Nwaneri.

Gabriel Martinelli and Noni Madueke provide a lot of pace and width with Gabriel Jesus up top.

Reaction from Pride Park to follow but straight to Fratton Park where the most successful club in FA Cup history are about to kick-off.

FA Cup

• 9,000 Aston Villa fans at Tottenham.

• 7,800 Exeter City fans at Manchester City.
• 7,732 Sunderland fans at Everton.
• 5,000 Leeds fans at Derby.
• 600 Weston-super-Mare fans at Grimsby.

Football fans up and down the country have spoken this weekend.

The FA Cup still matters.

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And there goes the full-time whistle as Leeds book their spot in the fourth round.

They were too good for Derby today.

Jack Harrison stands over another free-kick from a decent angle but goes short with it. Leeds make a mess and Harrison hacks down Owen Eames.

We're into four minutes of added time.

Joel Piroe is the latest Leeds player to make way as he is replaced by Brendan Aaronson. Noah Okafor is also replaced by Anton Stach.

Daniel Farke is trying to make sure of this win.

Curtis Davies
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Pride Park Stadium

Derby had sustained possession but what they were doing was getting into a half dangerous area and doing nothing with it.

Leeds have been patient and when they have got it they move the ball around, trying to make Derby come out of those pockets because when they do they have the quality to move the ball.

Jaka Bijol gets a bit too handsy and Derby have the chance to send the ball into the box.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Fratton Park

David Raya is the goalkeeper facing the shots in the warm-up today as he's on the bench and he's producing some unbelievable saves as the Arsenal starting forwards try to score.

Under pressure West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo has made six changes and switched to a back five for this tie against QPR.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka is back after Afcon. There's no Lucas Paqueta or Mateus Fernandes. 18-year-old Ezra Mayers makes his first start.

QPR, meanwhile, make four changes after a string of injuries, including top scorer Rumarn Burrell who is out until March.

West Ham XI: Hermansen, Wan-Bissaka, Mavropanos, Todibo, Kilman, Mayers, Magassa, Potts, Bowen, Summerville, Castellanos

QPR XI: Walsh, Mbengue, Dunne, Cook, Norrington-Davies, Dembele, Madsen, Hayden, Saito, Kolli, Kone.

Another change for Leeds as Wilfried Gnonto makes way for Sam Byram.

It's Byram's first involvement since August.

Jack Harrison almost runs half the pitch with the ball but doesn't get enough on his pass into the box and the attack breaks down

It's been far from a thriller, this. Leeds have completely bossed the second half.

Into the last 10 minutes we go and Leeds are looking increasingly comfortable.

It's not a good delivery from Craig Forsyth at all and Leeds hack it clear.

Ao Tanaka commits a foul to give Derby the chance to lump one into the Leeds box.

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Fratton Park will be packed to the rafters by kick-off.

Affectionately known as 'The Old Girl' by fans, it is one of football's iconic grounds with its mock Tudor facade making it one of the most recognisable stadium entrances in British football.

The 127-year-old venue was used during the 1948 Olympics.

There will be a sell-out crowd of almost 21,000 inside by 2pm.