Indie band set to perform FA Cup anthem at Wembley
Reverend and the Makers will perform at Wembley today after one of their songs was chosen as the first ever official FA Cup anthem.
Millwall fan 'disgusted' by his behaviour at Wembley
A Millwall fan caught hiding a police helmet during clashes between supporters and the police has said he is "disgusted" by his behaviour.
A goal, but it wasn't to be
Aldershot met Middlesbrough for the first time in the FA Cup - but it wasn't a happy meeting for the Hampshire side.
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GOAL: Leeds 1 - 0 Spurs (Varney)
Luke Varney scores in the15th minute against Tottenham.
FULL-TIME: Brentford 2 - Chelsea 2
Full time whistle goes at Griffin Park. And the FA Cup forth round tie goes to a replay.
Chelsea and Brentford hadn't played each other for 63 years before today, now two games come along at once. Just like London buses.
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GOAL: Brentford 2 - Chelsea 2 (Torres)
Fernando Torres equalises for Chelsea after 82 minutes.
GOAL: Brentford 2 - 1 Chelsea
Brentford re-take the lead at Griffin Park. Harry Forrester penalty after 72 minutes.
Spurs Team News v Leeds United
Tottenham: Friedel, Naughton, Caulker, Vertonghen, Assou-Ekotto, Huddlestone, Parker, Lennon, Bale, Sigurdsson & Dempsey. Subs: Subs: Gomes, Walker, Townsend, Livermore, Dembele, Dawson & Obika
Leeds United: Ashdown, Byram, Peltier, Lees, White, Green, Brown, Austin, Varney, Diouf, McCormack
GOAL: Brentford 1 - 1 Chelsea (Oscar)
The young Brazilian levels the score after 55 minutes.
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Sub: Mata on for Chelsea
Juan Mata replaces Marko Marin for Chelsea as second half gets underway at Brentford.
HALF-TIME: Brentford 1 - 0 Chelsea
League One Brentfrod FC lead European Champions Chelsea at half-time. And deservedly so.
GOAL: Brentford 1- 0 Chelsea
It has been coming. Marcello Trotta scores in the 42 minute. The Bees are buzzing.
Brentford v Chelsea: And we're off
The sun is out at Griffin Park. And so are the teams.
First meeting between these two west London sides in 63 years gets underway. Chelsea captain John Terry starts for the first time since November.
Brentford chairman Greg Dyke says it's their biggest crowd in 30 years.
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