FA Cup third round replays clockwatch: live 21.53 QPR THROUGH AT WEST BROM'S EXPENSE Rob Green heroic throughout for Rangers, who beat Premier League opposition in the FA Cup for the first time since they overcame West Ham 18 years ago. MK Dons at home next for them. Blackpool 1 Fulham 1 (Richardson) Blackpool so very close to an upset. They're into stoppage time at Bloomfield Road but Kieran Richardson hits a shot from 25 yards which beats Gilks. Alas. Extra time. Goodbye, nice early night. Stoke 2 Crystal Palace 1 (Walters) A feelgood story from the Britannia Stadium, after a very sad one at the weekend including the own goals, missed penalty, and kicking ball in own face sub-plots. Palace lax at the back for the first time all evening and punished. Meanwhile in the Midlands, something unusual is happening. Here's Henry Winter: That'll do. Both after beating teams from the league above. Wonderful. We're into extra time in Stoke v Palace and Orient v Hull, where the same thing could happen. Blackpool 1 Fulham 0 (Delfouneso) See, those late games, they just needed time. Poor keeping from Schwarzer presents the Seasiders with a chance. Delfouneso takes it. Another potential upset. Glory, glory. West Brom 0 QPR 1 (Bothroyd) QPR decide they quite fancy some fourth round action after all, with Bothroyd nodding in Faurlin's cross. 12 minutes left there. 21.36 Full-time drawing close in the early games. Here's your friend and mine Mark Ellis: Do people really not care about your insightful questions? Clearly not, Mark. I upset wifey last night when I flipped the channel off the Australian Open while her heartthrob Federer was playing. She was seriously PO'd. That's tennis, by the way. Nope, never heard of it. 21.34 Sounds like Bournemouth have given it a real go against Wigan, but the visitors' reserve team have defended well. Here's the Cherries' Eunan O'Kane lamenting his luck: Stoke 1 Crystal Palace 1 (Murray) Something thrilling has happened! Palace win their second penalty of the night, but Glenn Murray succeeds where Aaron Wilbraham failed. Shawcross gave it away again... Leyton Orient 1 Hull 1 (Cox)...and my chances of going home on time fade ever further into the distance. Still, I don't mind much, because Orient and Palace are setting themselves up as protaganists in a delightful story about killing some giants. What do you mean Hull aren't giants? Don't you remember Phil Brown? Birmingham 1 Leeds 2 (Diouf) Good old Dioufy. He scores from the spot to put Leeds ahead and possibly put me within sight of going home on time. Just those involved in the late kick offs need to pull their collective footballing fingers out if I am to live my personal FA Cup dream. Brentford 2 Southend 1 (Corr, Donaldson) Two goals in quick succession at Griffin Park, with Corr equalising for Southend before Donaldson put Brentford back in front, which would tee up that all-important money-spinner with Chelsea, you'll remember. A West London derby! What a treat. MK Dons 2 Sheffield Wednesday 0 (Bowditch) We almost certainly have an upset. Although team flying high in League One beating team struggling in Championship is hardly Stevenage beating Newcastle... Dean Bowditch all-but guarantees MK's first appearance in the fourth round, they'll play whoever can be bothered to win out of West Brom and QPR. Sunderland 0 Bolton 2 (Sordell) Another for Sordell, who's revelling in the excellent service provided by Chris Eagles. Sordell turns, shoots and fires under Mignolet in the Sunderland goal. Also... Birmingham 1 Leeds 1 (McCormack) Leeds are level, and on the way to the penalty shoot-out I so astutely predicted at the begining of the evening. Unselfish lay-off from otherwise extremely selfish man* El Hadji-Diouf to tee up McCormack for an easy finish. Not really, I hear Dioufy's a surprisingly nice man IRL. Stoke 1 Crystal Palace 0 (Jones) Kenwyne Jones, one of the more underrated current Premier League players to my mind, has put his side ahead against wannabe upset upstarts Palace. Dreadful keeping from Palace's Price, which Stoke capitalise on. Sunderland 0 Bolton 1 (Sordell) We have a potential upset! Sordell puts Bolton ahead from the spot. Marvellous news. Marvellous, oddly unsurprising news. Surely Sunderland can't be bothered with this competition? 21.06 A sad lack of any action of import in all of this evening's games. QPR have removed Djibril Cisse after a poor half, Wright-Phillips replaces him. Here's Birmingham's Nicola Zigic shaking hands with what looks like a giant bear while wearing a t-shirt in support of injured team-mate Will Packwood: 21.02 We're in the unusual situation this evening of having zero televised games. There are two on tomorrow, at the same time. This has properly outraged Stan Collymore: 20.57 Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha having a storming game against Stoke. Here's Ian Holloway demonstrating how he's going to be spending January as his club are inundated with transfer offers: 20.52 Half-time at the Hawthorns and Bloomfield Road, no goals in either game. We're back under way in the original seven. 20.39 Half-times starting to arrive in the early games now. Have you noticed that the top five on the list above are the games with goals? If it's Stoke next, then Sunderland etc. I will be delighted. 20.37 Henry Winter has witnessed something special at the Hawthorns: That's right, it's Rob Green starting a game for QPR! 20.34 Clear winner of celebration of the night so far, look at Mauro Boselli's face! Leyton Orient 0 Hull 1 (Proschwitz) Nice finish from another man who scored in the previous encounter, converting a Rosenior cross. Another potential upset becomes less likely. Booooo. Birmingham 1 Leeds 0 (Elliot) Wade Elliot, who scored in the first game between these two, finishes off a pleasing move to give Birmingham the lead. The winner will play Spurs. Aaron Wilbraham hits the post from 12 yards after Wilf Zaha drew a foul from Shawcross in the box. Sorensen got a hand to it. Zaha had earlier been booked for diving, possibly unfairly. 20.21 Jonathan Liew looking on the bright side at Dean Court, which may or may not now have a different name for sponsorship reasons which I am refusing to recognise in an act of lazy lip-service to vague and now-irrelevant values I may have once held: Brentford 1 Southend 0 (Hayes) MK Dons 1 Sheff Wed 0 (Williams) Two more deadlocks broken, with Brentford making the most of their early dominance, a tap-in for Paul Hayes putting them ahead. Shaun Williams also scores from the spot for MK Dons are a shirt-pull on Dean Bowditch in the box. 20.09 It's been a positive start for underdogs Blackpool and Palace at Bloomfield Road and the Britannia. No more goals to share with you I'm afraid, but here's a pleasing atmospheric photo of a scarf vendor in the shadow of the Hawthorns: Bournemouth 0 Wigan 1 (Boselli) At last! The nationwide FA Cup deadlock is broken. It's Boselli catching the home side on the break before lashing in from 25 yards. Praise him. 20.04 Blackpool! Fulham! West Brom! Any chance you want to make something interesting happy? For me? For us? For football? The two late games are under way, meaning we now have nine games and 0 goals, an average of -3 per game. 20.00 I believe I'm correct in saying we've not even had so much as a booking in the seven 19.45 kick offs thus far. This must be some kind of record. A realy dreadful record. Worse than Westlife, even. Jonathan Liew is at Bournemouth for us this evening: 19.57 Still waiting for some action, any action at all in SEVEN football matches! If the FA Cup doesn't pick it up soon it's in danger of being scrapped halfway through itself. 19.49 No goals in any of quarter to eight kick-offs. Whatever happened to romance? And goals? 19.45 I make it 19.45 which means... Hang on to your Ronnie Radford memorabilia. 19.42 Hope for Palace up at Stoke tonight? Our friends at Opta think so: The "reward" for the winners is a home game against Manchester City. 19.36 I've had the team of my life: Blackpool: Gilks, Eardley, Broadfoot, Baptiste, Crainey, Osbourne, Basham, Taylor-Fletcher, Ince, Delfouneso, Eccleston. Subs: Halstead, Gomes, Kevin Phillips, Sylvestre, Cathcart, Martinez, Harris. Fulham: Schwarzer, Riether, Hangeland, Senderos, Briggs, Kacaniklic, Karagounis, Baird, Dejagah, Petric, Rodallega. Subs: Stockdale, Riise, Kasami, Richardson, Duff, Hughes, Grimmer. 19.28 What team is love? West Brom: Myhill, Jones, McAuley, Tamas, Popov, Dorrans, Morrison, Thorne, Thomas, Lukaku, Rosenberg. Subs: Foster, Reid, Olsson, Ridgewell, El Ghanassy, Odemwingie, Dawson. QPR: Green, Onuoha, Hill, Ferdinand, Ben Haim, Mackie, Park, Derry, Faurlin, Bothroyd, Cisse. Subs: Murphy, Taarabt, Wright-Phillips, Ephraim, Ehmer, Hulse, Mbia. Referee: Martin Atkinson (W Yorkshire) 19.24 Team to pretend: Stoke: Sorensen, Cameron, Shawcross, Huth, Wilkinson, Kightly, Whitehead, Nzonzi, Etherington, Walters, Crouch. Subs: Nash, Whelan, Jones, Owen, Adam, Upson, Jerome. Crystal Palace: Price, Ramage, Delaney, Gabbidon, Parsons, Zaha, Jedinak, Williams, Boateng, Easter, Wilbraham. Subs: Speroni, Bolasie, Murray, Moxey, Moritz, Wynter, Taylor. Bournemouth: Jalal, Francis, Elphick, Cook, Daniels, Hughes, McQuoid, O'Kane, Arter, Grabban, Thomas. Subs: James, Partington, Pugh, Fogden, Tubbs, McDermott, Pitman. Wigan: Pollitt, Stam, Boyce, Golobart, Figueroa, Fyvie, Gomez, Espinoza, McManaman, Boselli, Henriquez. Subs: Al Habsi, McArthur, Mustoe, Redmond, Dicko, Buxton, Campabadal. Referee: Jon Moss (W Yorkshire) That looks like a suitably ill-advised second string Wigan line-up. 19.20 I hope you had the team of your life: Brentford: Moore, Hodson, Craig, Dean, Bidwell, Diagouraga, Douglas, Forshaw, Donaldson, Hayes, Forrester. Subs: Gounet, Barron, Saunders, Trotta, Logan, Reeves, Pierre. Southend: Paul Smith, Clohessy, Cresswell, Phillips, Barker, Hurst, Timlin, Prosser, Straker, Corr, Tomlin. Subs: Bentley, Harris, Martin, Leonard, Benyon, Woodyard. Referee: Darren Drysdale (Lincolnshire) Leyton Orient: Jones, Odubajo, Chorley, Baudry, Sawyer, Jimmy Smith, Rowlands, James, Cook, Cox, Mooney. Subs: Allsop, McSweeney, Cuthbert, Symes, Lobjoit, Lee. Hull: Jakupovic, Chester, Bruce, McShane, Rosenior, Cairney, Evans, Quinn, Dawson, Simpson, Proschwitz. Subs: Cracknell, Hobbs, Stewart, Olofinjana, Cullen, Faye, Wilson. Referee: Graham Scott (Oxfordshire) 19.10 The teams, they are a-changin: Birmingham: Doyle, Caddis, Caldwell, Davies, Robinson, Burke, Morrison, Gomis, Elliott, Redmond, King. Subs: Townsend, Ibanez, Lovenkrands, Zigic, Hancox, Hales, Higgins. Leeds: Ashdown, Byram, Peltier, Lees, Drury, Green, Austin, Brown, Varney, Diouf, McCormack. Subs: Kenny, Pearce, White, Tate, Norris, Somma, Hall. Referee: Andy Woolmer (Northamptonshire) Sunderland: Mignolet, Bardsley, Kilgallon, Bramble, Colback, Johnson, Vaughan, Gardner, McClean, Sessegnon, Wickham. Subs: Westwood, Cattermole, Larsson, Campbell, McFadden, Saha. Bolton: Lonergan, Mears, Knight, Ricketts, Alonso, Vela, Spearing, Afobe, Pratley, Eagles, Sordell. Subs: Bogdan, Ream, Ngog, Kevin Davies, Holden, Lee, Odelusi. Put on your magical hats, revel in the comfortable embrace of tradition and warm your hands on the fire powered by YouTube clips of Mickey Thomas, it's time for some FA Cup third round replays. Let's be honest, it's an uninspiring list of games, but there's certainly some exciting upset potential among tonight's games. Chiefly in Dorset, where Bournemouth are unbeaten in 18 since the return of Eddie Howe. Blimey! Orient, Blackpool and the MK Dons will also be quietly confident of turning over higher-divion opponents, while the likes of QPR and Sunderland will gamely try to pretend they don't want to be knocked out and fully concentrate on the league. Updates to follow until the decisive penalty kick has been taken. There's always one match that goes to penalties. I'm going to suggest it'll be Birmingham v Leeds. Team news to follow, you know what to do: nothing at all. That's the joy of auto-refreshing web pages.