Tottenham v Burnley, Brentford v Wolves, Fulham v Rotherham: FA Cup – live

Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature Live feed Key events 2m ago Fulham v Rotherham team news 3m ago Brentford v Wolves team news 15m ago Preamble Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature 2m ago 13.42 EST Fulham v Rotherham team news Your @EmiratesFACup Fulham! #FULROT pic.twitter.com/oBiQFWIG45 — Fulham Football Club (@FulhamFC) January 5, 2024 TEAM v @FulhamFC | Johansson, Lembikisa, Bramall, Cafu, Clucas, Eaves, Hugill, Lindsay, Odoffin, Morrison, Revan.

SUBS | Phillips, Peltier, Bola, Rathbone, Tiehi, Appiah, Kelly, Nombe, McGuckin. With @BlindsSYorks #rufc | #ForeverTogetherForeverProud pic.twitter.com/QD7IjdT74X — Rotherham United (@RotherhamUnited) January 5, 2024 3m ago 13.42 EST Brentford v Wolves team news It gives me great pleasure to report that my room reading skills leave a fair bit to be desired: both managers have picked pretty strong teams.

Brentford (possible 3 5 2) Strakosha; Collins, Zanka, Pinnock; Roerslev, Jensen, Damsgaard, Dasilva, Norgaard; Maupay, Lewis Potter. Substitutes: Balcombe, Peart Harris, Baptiste, Janelt, Yarmoliuk, Olakigbe, Brierley, Adedokun, Fredrick. Wolves (possible 3 4 2 1) Sa; Kilman, Bueno, Toti; Nelson Semedo, Gomes, Doyle, Doherty; Sarabia, Bellegarde; Cunha.

Substitutes: King, Mosquera, Keto Diyawa, Hodge, Griffiths, Chirewa, Barnett, Neto, Kalajdzic. 15m ago 13.30 EST Ange Postecoglou did not want to say who would captain Tottenham in Friday night’s tie against Burnley. The usual choice, Son Heung min, is away on Asian Cup duty while the vice captains, Cristian Romero and James Maddison, are injured.

Read more… FA Cup third round: 10 things to look out for this weekend Read more 15m ago 13.30 EST Preamble Hello and welcome to our first dedicated FA Cup clockwatch of the 2023 24 season. It won’t be the last; you can have that information for nowt. There are three games tonight, all involving teams who may not be entirely in thrall to the romance of the cup.

Brentford v Wolves (7.15pm) Fulham v Rotherham (7.30pm) Tottenham v Burnley (8pm) The biggest priority for Brentford, Burnley and Rotherham is to avoid relegation. Spurs, despite the dangerously high levels of air pollution in their trophy room, would probably prefer to finish in the top four than win the FA Cup, and may decide to rest their best players given their injury crisis.

Fulham and Wolves could probably have a crack at glory, as Fulham are doing in the Carabao Cup, but they may also take the pragmatic option. The team news will reveal much, if not all. Updated at 13.35 EST Explore more on these topics FA Cup Clockwatch Reuse this content.