A kick too far for Bournemouth, Ramsdale the hero.

Petrovic nowhere near it.

Ramsdale gets a big hand to it but can’t keep it out.

Good penalty from Barnes, third time he’s had the ball in the net today.

Ramsdale doesn’t move.

Easy as you like from Miley.

Pressure on and Hill’s effort goes in off the post.

Top corner and Petrovic can’t keep it out.

Very calm penalty after a nervous run-up. Senesi sends Ramsdale the wrong way.

Petrovic goes the wrong way and the pendulum swings back to Newcastle.

We’re back level as Ramsdale makes a comfortable save.

Best kick yet.

Advantage Bournemouth. Ramsdale nearly keeps it out, but it just beats him.

The Newcastle captain didn’t look confident it’s not a good kick.

Evanilson went to the keeper’s left and Ramsdale guess correct. Still all square.

Petrovic was beaten but Woltemade’s kick is down the middle and cannons back off the bar.

Ramsdale goes the right way but the kick is firm and into the corner.

Gordon puts away his second spot kick of the day, sending Petrovic the wrong way.

Gordon misses an open goal to win it with the last kick. Absolutely absurd stuff. We have penalties.

Drama! Tavernier wants that more and gets between two Newcastle defenders and the keeper to stab home. Bournemouth were dead and buried, how have they done that?

Gordon has all the space in the world to pick out a cross and finds Barnes at the back post to nod in. Bournemouth will be kicking themselves.

Tonali kicks off the last 15 minutes of action.

Wonderful pass from Scott plays in Jimenez just before the half-time break. The Bournemouth man never looked convincing as he advanced on goal and Ramsdale shuts him down. That was a big chance. Bournemouth looking very tired but still creating chances.

Bournemouth kick-off extra time.

We’re going to extra time at St James’ Park.

Boreham Wood 0-5 Burton
Burnley 5-1 Millwall
Doncaster 2-3 Southampton
Fulham 3-1 Middlesbrough
Ipswich 2-1 Blackpool
Manchester City 10-1 Exeter
Sheffield Wednesday 0-2 Brentford

With everything else going on I missed Exeter’s consolation and City’s tenth. Pep should apologise.

Sandro Tonali is brought down by Djorde Petrovic and up steps Anthony Gordon to convert. Extra-time looking likely here.

The Premier League side are through.

Jaydon Banel turns home a fifth.

That deserves to be the winner! Hell of a strike from Lamine Cisse to break the deadlock as he controls a bouncing ball some 35 yards out and loops a volley over and past Wilson in the Coventry goal.

City have now surpassed their tally from the win against Salford last season.

Terence Vancooten plays in Dylan Williams who tucks it away to put Burton out of sight.

Are you feeling big, Pep? Well done.

Tom Cairney feeds Emile Smith Rowe in the box, who finds the far corner with his finish to complete the turnaround for Fulham.

Come on Pep, take the foot of the pedal.

Burton get a third, this time from a set-piece as Fábio Tavares converts with a clinical finish from inside a crowded box.

The Cherries have turned this around. Brooks carries it all the way from inside his own half up to the edge of the Newcastle box, his attempted pass comes back to him, so he skips away from his defender and curls a low shot past Ramsdale.

A rare start and a rare double for Barnes. Fine wine.

Cole McGhee fouled Romelle Donovan just inside the box and Jensen, who setup the first, gets on the scoresheet with a tidy penalty.

Evanilson gathers in the box and running away from goal he fires across Aaron Ramsdale where an unmarked Alex Scott can convert into an empty net. That comes after Sven Botman hit the post at the other end to miss the chance to give Newcastle a 2-0 lead. All square.

How much room did Boro want to give Wilson there? The Welshman does not need that much invitation to shoot from the edge of the box but no one in visitor’s defence closed him down and Wilson finds the bottom corner with a well-placed strike.

I wrote this off far too soon. Jordan Gibson has got another for Rovers and they have half an hour to find an equaliser.

Signed off with a goal for Bournemouth against Tottenham and does not have to wait an hour to register his first goal for City. Some week for Antoine Semenyo. Played in by Rayan Cherki, Semenyo gets in front of the defender and slots past Whitworth in the Exeter goal.

I might stop doing updates on these for the sake of Exeter’s dignity.

Rovers have one back, a glimmer of hope?

Two goals in midweek and now he gets another, Harvey Barnes has ten for the season now. This one was laid on by Nick Woltemade for Barnes to poke home.

We’re back underway in these cup ties.

Boreham Wood 0-2 Burton
Burnley 3-0 Millwall
Doncaster Rovers 0-3 Southampton
Fulham 0-1 Middlesbrough
Ipswich Town 1-0 Blackpool
Manchester City 4-0 Exeter City
Newcastle 0-0 Bournemouth
Sheffield Wednesday 0-1 Brentford
Stoke 0-0 Coventry

Another distaster, this time Tijjani Reijnders cuts a ball back dangerously across goal and Jakc Fitzwater puts into his own net as he and a teammate get in eachother’s way.

Charlie O’Connell has put his into his own net and we have another tie that looks prety settled.

The Grecians needs half-time and a few friendly substitutions from City as this could get out of hand.

The Clarets have been spirited in the league this season and they’re proving their quality against a Championship side. Anthony adds to his goal against United with another.

This is all over.

Ben Johnson taps it into the path of Jaden Philogene who sweeps home from the left-hand side of the box.

Kyle Lofthouse slams home the opener having been found in the Boreham Wood box by Kain Adom.

Hayden Hackney is the first to react as the ball comes in after good work out wide from Morgan Whittaker. The Championship side lead.

Cameron finds the top corner after being picked out in the box by Flynn Downes.

This has been coming. Brentford get a free-kick on the left and Jensen delivers a wicked ball that Lewis-Potter gets on the end of as it comes all the way across the six-yard box.

Hard to see a way back for Exeter now. This is as classic Rodri goal, a forceful strike from the edge of the box.

This goal would not be out of place in non-league but Max Alleyne won’t care. Given a chance amid a defensive injury crisis at City he gets a goal after Exter fail to clear their lines. The City defender prods an effort goalward that goes in off the post after a bit of a scramble.

Ashley Barnes gets a rare start and makes the most of it against the Championship side by getting on the end of Jacob Bruun Larsen’s dangerous ball.

Cameron Bragg has his first senior goal to give Saints the lead at League Two Doncaster.

We’re underway in the eight 3pm kick-offs.

The Sunderland man thumps it down the middle and that’s that. Sunderland win after a miserable showing in the shootout from Everton.

Another weak kick from an Everton forward and another Roefs save. Luke O’Nien can win it for Sunderland.

Sharp penalty low to Pickford’s left and the keeper gets nowhere near it.

Roefs dives to the same side and saves again. Barry never looked convincing.

No Panenka this time, it’s the top right corner. Advantage Sunderland.

Roefs reads it and saves down to his right, Garner scored his penalty in normal time but can’t convert his second of the day.

Right then, penalties it is.

Sam Dalling has the fun assignment of spending the day with Exeter City team for their third round clash at Manchester City. Here’s a few short snippets of how it’s going so far:

Sheffield Wednesday XI: Charles, Alao, Otegbayo, McGhee, Fusire, Thornton, Shipston, Emery, McNeill, Ingelsson, Cadamarteri.
Subs: Stretch, Palmer, Johnson, Redmond, Onukwuli, Jamal Lowe, Grainger, Moses, Kay.

Brentford XI: Valdimarsson, Henry, van den Berg, Henderson, Hickey, Nelson, Pinnock, Jensen, Damsgaard, Lewis-Potter, Donovan.
Subs: Eyestone, Yarmolyuk, Ajer, Collins, Konak, Janelt, Kayode, Nunes Gomes, Arthur.

Boreham Wood XI: Curd, Coxe, Reynolds, Bush, Newton, O’Connell, Booty, Richardson, Brunt, Abdulmalik, Rush.
Subs: Ilesanmi, Payne, Clayden, Norris, Marshall, Kensdale, Robinson.

Burton Albion XI: Dudek, Vancooten, Evans, Sibbick, Lofthouse, Krubally, Chauke, Armer, Larsson, Williams, Adom.
Subs: Amissah, McKiernan, Tavares, Akoto, Newall, Taroni, Williamson, Scutt.

Burnley XI: Weiss, Sonne, Ekdal, Esteve, Hartman, Laurent, Ugochukwu, Bruun Larsen, Tchaouna, Anthony, Barnes.
Subs: Hladky, Tuanzebe, Edwards, Humphreys, Florentino, Lucas Pires, Broja, Mejbri, Banel.

Millwall: Benda, Leonard, Cooper, Grant, Bryan, Doughty, Mitchell, Ballo, Bangura-Williams, Emakhu, Langstaff.
Subs: Coleman, McNamara, Sturge, Coburn, Matthews, Lamptey, Kendall, Harding, Howland.

Stoke XI: Simkin, Talovierov, Phillips, Wilmot, Lawal, Rigo, Pearson, Cisse, Seko, Manhoef, Mubama.
Subs: Bonham, Dixon, Griffin, Nzonzi, Fawunmi, Thomas, Gallagher, Bae, Curley.

Coventry XI: Wilson, Latibeaudiere, Bidwell, Eccles, Woolfenden, Yang, Kitching, Andrews, Rudoni, Esse, Wright.
Subs: Rushworth, Dasilva, Grimes, Sakamoto, Allen, Simms, Mason-Clark, van Ewijk, Brau.

Newcastle XI: Ramsdale, Trippier, Thiaw, Botman, Livramento, Willock, Tonali, Ramsey, Barnes, Woltemade, Wissa.
Subs: Pope, Hall, Joelinton, Gordon, Neave, Guimaraes, Alex Murphy, Miley, Alabi.

Bournemouth XI: Petrovic, Smith, Diakite, Hill, Soler, Cook, Scott, Brooks, Junior Kroupi, Adli, Unal.
Subs: Forster, Truffert, Senesi, Jimenez, Tavernier, Evanilson, Milosavljevic, Rees-Dottin, Dacosta.

Ipswich XI: Palmer, Johnson, Young, Kipre, Matusiwa, Burns, Greaves, Taylor, Jack Clarke, Philogene-Bidace, Akpom.
Subs: Button, Baggott, Davis, Nunez, Szmodics, Azon, McAteer, Walle, Barbrook.

Blackpool XI: Peacock-Farrell, Ashworth, Lyons, Casey, Imray, Morgan, Honeyman, Hamilton, Evans, Bloxham, Fletcher.
Subs: Ravizzoli, Brown, Ennis, Bowler, Banks, Finnigan, Upton, Knight, Nwankwo.

Fulham XI: Lecomte, Castagne, Diop, Cuenca, Sessegnon, Reed, Lukic, Traore, Smith Rowe, Kevin, Kusi-Asare.
Subs: Leno, Andersen, Amissah, Robinson, Berge, Cairney, Ridgeon, Wilson, Jimenez.

Middlesbrough XI: Brynn, Browne, Malanda, Ayling, Targett, Gilbert, Morris, Silvera, Hackney, Whittaker, Conway.
Subs: McLaughlin, Fry, Burgzorg, Hamilton, Nypan, Hansen, McCormick, Kante, Ibeh.

This one was over in the first half.

A first start for Antoine Semenyo as City names a strong side.

Manchester City XI: Trafford, Lewis, Khusanov, Alleyne, Ake, Rodri, Reijnders, Semenyo, McAidoo, Cherki, Haaland.
Subs: Donnarumma, Doku, Gonzalez, Silva, Matheus Luiz, O’Reilly, Foden, Mukasa, Mfuni.

Exeter XI: Whitworth, Turns, Fitzwater, Brierley, Wareham, Aitchison, Cole, Niskanen, Woodhouse, Doyle-Hayes, Oakes.
Subs: Bycroft, McMillan, Mendes Gomes, Francis, Higgins, Cox, Magennis, Dean, Birch.

Incredible scenes! Get all the reaction with John Ashdown:

This one is going to added-time and potentially penalties.

Arokodare added another in added-time, apologies I missed that in thee excitement at Macclesfield and Everton.

Yeremy Pino makes the six minutes of injury time interesting with a decent free-kick that gets up and over the wall. Can Macclesfield hang on?

Extra-time beckons, now you feel. Trai Hume bundles into Adam Aznou in the box and the referee points to the spot. James Garner’s kick is a good one, low and hard to the keeper’s left.

Wolves do get their fifth as Rodrigo Gomes pounces on a shot after it comes back off the post. At least it’s not a long journey for the Shrews fans.

Wow! Nothing pretty about that but what a moment for Isaac Buckley-Ricketts. The Macclesfield forward dangles a leg at unconvincing shot after a bit of a scramble in the box and the National League North side lead 2-0 against the holders. Half an hour to go for one of the biggest cup shocks in history.

The last FA Cup semi-final at Hillsborough was played in 1997, a replay between Middlesbrough and Chesterfield after they drew 3-3 at Old Trafford. Replays and neutral games at anywhere other Wembley are now a thing of the past, as, sadly, are Sheffield Wednesday as a force in English football. With new ownership the truly dark times are hopefully behind this grand old club but they are still on the bottom end of the dip.

Brentford actually made it to Wembley in 1997, where they lost the Division Two playoff final to Crewe Alexandra. How times have changed. Brentford are expected to sweep past the Championship basement dwellers today.

There are eight FA Cup third round fixtures this afternoon and I’ll be keeping an eye on everything from Boreham Wood v Burton to Manchester City v Exeter.

Before then we have a number of early fixtures that are nearing their conclusion, I’ll bring you updates from those and team news from the 3pm kick-offs as soon as I get it.