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View from SunSport's Martin Blackburn at The Etihad

WHAT a day for Salford City – a local derby against the Premier League champions. But Karl Robinson’s men arrive at the Etihad in prime form – having won their last six matches to put themselves firmly in the promotion race.

Pep Guardiola has rested some of his star players – to get those who have made the short journey across town dreaming of an upset. Salford shareholder Gary Neville – who has had plenty to say about City’s recent slump – misses the game as he is away skiing.

One interesting angle to Guardiola’s team – skipper Kyle Walker is left out for ‘tactical reasons’. His form has been a real worry this season.

FA Cup third round ties

We have three remaining fixtures this evening:

Leeds Utd vs Harrogate (17.45)

Man City vs Salford City (17.45)

Coventry City vs Sheff Wed (18.00)

FT: Reading 1-3 Burnley

Championship Burnley progress to the fourth round draw.

Two extra-time goals from Flemming was enough to secure victory for The Clarets.

Although with the busy fixture schedule, neither team will have wanted that extra 30 minutes.

Sunderland 1-2 Stoke City

112. The hosts have been struck with a sucker punch.

Despite dominating this game, Ennis has given Stoke the lead.

Time is running out for Sunderland to find a reply.

Reading 1-3 Burnley

115. The Clarets have surely booked their place in the fourth round.

A brace from Flemming has been the difference here.

Burnley have got this game in the palm of their hands now.

Sunderland 1-1 Stoke City

105+2. Into added-time at the end of the first-half of extra time.

Since drawing level, Sunderland have dominated this one.

If we cannot find another goal, this one will go to penalties.

Reading 1-2 Burnley

107. Deep into the second-half of extra time in this one.

Zian Flemming's goal have put The Clarets in pole position here.

With a slender-lead, Readig are still in this one.

FA Cup third round scores

Birmingham 2-1 Lincoln City

Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

Middlesbrough 0-1 Blackburn

Liverpool 4-0 Accrington

Leicester 6-2 QPR

Bournemouth 5-1 West Brom

Brentford 0-1 Plymouth

Chelsea 5-0 Morecambe

Exeter City 3-1 Oxford United

Norwich City 0-4 Brighton

Nott'm Forest 2-0 Luton Town

Reading 1-2 Burnley* (Extra-time being played)

Sunderland 1-1 Stoke City* (Extra-time being played)

View from SunSport's Any Dillon at Stamford Bridge

CHELSEA woke up eventually and bruised into the fourth round of The Cup.

But when the fourth best team in England beats the second worst in the entire Football League it is a game they can't really win.

This was expected and will prove a good workout for players coming back from injury at least.

FT: Brentford 0-1 Plymouth

We have our first shock result of the day in West London.

Thomas Frank made the mistake of resting a lot of his first-team players and they had nothing to trouble the visitors.

Then as The Bees back off, Whittaker scored to book Plymouth a place in the fourth round draw.

View from SunSport's Graham Nickless at the Vitality Stadium

Injury-hit Bournemouth swept aside West Brom at the Vitality Stadium.

The Cherries lost two star forwards Evanilson and Enes Unal to long term injuries last week.

But two-goal Dango Ouattara, Justin Kluivert, Antoine Semenyo and Daniel Jebbison all netted as the Cherries charged their way into round four.

Giant defender Caleb Taylor had given Championship side West Brom hope with a 14th minute opener but the Cherries had indeed too much firepower!

FT: Norwich City 0-4 Brighton

Superb win for Fabian Hurzeler's side at Carrow Road.

Their Premier League quality showed today and was the difference between the two sides.

Goals from Rutter (2), Enciso and March for The Seagulls.

View from SunSport's Pete Thompson at the City Ground

A comfortable afternoon for Forest as they cruise into the fourth round - and make it seven wins on the spin.

Ryan Yates headed them in front late in the first half and Ramon Sosa gave them breathing space with just over 20 minutes to go.

Job done for Nuno, who made 11 changes ahead of Tuesday’s huge Premier League clash with Liverpool at the City Ground.

Danilo also made his return from a broken ankle suffered on the opening day with a late cameo.

FT: Chelsea 5-0 Morecambe

It was a comfortable win for Enzo Maresca's side.

Goals from Tosin (2), Nkunku, Felix (2) secured victory.

Morecambe were under the cosh from the first minute to the last in West London.

Bournemouth 5-1 West Brom

90+2. It has been a good performance from the hosts today.

After going a goal down, they have really taken it up a couple of gears at the Vitality Stadium.

On this occasion, Jebbison stabs home from close range to score.

View from SunSport's Ian McCullough in West London

Morgan Whittaker fires the Championship's bootom club into the lead eight minutes from time and it is not undserved for Plymouth.

Whittaker, who has been a constant threat all game, picked the ball up on the edge of the Brentford box and was allowed to work his way past two Bees defenders and buried the ball into the bottom corner.

View from SunSport's Rob Maul at the City Ground

This is all very easy for Brighton, who lead 4-0, and the fans have been shouting Olé when their team have had possession.

If you get the chance, catch Solly March’s peach of a goal on 74 minutes.

It was so good that Brighton stand-in goalkeeper Jason Steele ran down the pitch to celebrate.

Brentford 0-1 Plymouth

82. Brentford are the architects of their own downfall.

They back off Whittaker and let him run towards goal.

He drills a shot into the bottom corner to give the visitors the lead.

Chelsea 5-0 Morecambe

77. This could get embarassing.

Felix makes it two goals in as many minutes as he adds a fifth.

Stamford Bridge is bouncing now.