FA CUP LIVE: FOLLOW ALL THE ACTION FROM THE 3PM GAMES WITH MAN CITY BEATING FULHAM, PALACE DOMINATING AGAINST HARTLEPOOL AND COVENTRY TAKE SOUTHAMPTON TO EXTRA TIME

Duane Holmes notches the first of the derby, converting a Josh Koroma knock down past Christian Walton inbetween the visiting sticks.

Eze and Olise are having some fun on the flanks for Palace. They're showing their quality and their confidence, toying with the Hartlepool defence.

Ben Godfrey is replaced by Yerry Mina after incurring a hamstring problem.

Adam Idah forces John Ruddy into a great save as the young striker sprinted through. First real opening at Molineux.

The Potters take the lead in the clash of the cup specialists, and it's a debut strike for Josh Maja, who tucks away the feed from Tyrese Campbell.

John Stones puts City ahead in a crazy opening 13 minutes.

Caballero is forced into an early save from Josh Eccles at St Mary's, whilst elsehwhere, Richarlison is denied a penalty at Goodison.

What a start! Gundogan levels, tucking home after being fed by Mahrez.

WOW! Carvalho strikes gold for Fulham! Tapping in a Wilson cross, the Portuguese puts the Cottagers into an unlikely lead!

Marc Guehi stabs home to give Palace an early lead!

Jarrod Bowen saves the day for the Hammers, in the last seconds! The Kidderminster players can't believe it. They don't deserve that one bit.

... around the country in the 3pm block of the fourth round.

Hardie is denied by Kepa! Poor penalty and the Plymouth chance is gone.

Sarr panics and brings down Ryan Hardie. PENALTY! PENALTY, I SAY!

Big Yorkshire derby, this. Bottom of the Championship, the Tykes are looking to take down the Terriers in their own backyard, but it'll be a difficult task to keep Jordan Rhodes and Josh Koroma quiet. Thankfully for the visitors, Halme is back to partner Mads Andersen.

15 more minutes for Kiddy against the Hammers. 15 minutes to penalties.

And news from the Bridge, it's heartbreak for Plymouth as Marcos Alonso strikes to put Chelsea 2-1 up in extra time.

Ralph Hassenhuttl gives his Championship opposition some respect in his team selection. Tino Livramento has made in incredible recovery from what seemed to be a devastating injury, and he returns at right-back. Thierry Small is out wide it would seem, although that could change dependant on a formational switch-up. Adam Armstrong is partnered by Shane Long up top, with captain James Ward-Prowse in the engine room.