RALPH ELLIS AT CARDIFF CITY STADIUM: When it comes to killing the magic of the FA Cup, BBC Wales is like Lord Voldemort to Harry Potter. For the second year in a row they forced Cardiff to play their third-round tie at a daft time on a Sunday and it ended with the Welsh club crashing out in front of a near-empty stadium on Sunday. Last season it was 4,782 who saw Shrewsbury beat them at 6pm. This year it was 5,199 at 11.30am. ...read
RALPH ELLIS AT THE CARDIFF CITY STADIUM: The 16-year-old Ryan Sessegnon scored on his FA Cup debut to complete the comeback for Fulham at Cardiff City and book their place in round four.
It's that magic time of year where the Premier League big guns join the minnows of English football in the FA Cup third round and Saturday's fixtures were rife with action.
Aston Villa are still waiting to discover if their bid for Henri Lansbury will be accepted. A £3million offer for the Nottingham Forest captain remains on the table as Steve Bruce looks to revamp his squad.
Wolverhampton Wanderers and Fulham have enquired about taking Ross McCormack on loan from Aston Villa. The requests are likely to fall on deaf ears at Villa Park.
ADAM SHERGOLD AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: Slavisa Jokanovic's Fulham were beaten 2-1 by Chris Hughton's Brighton and Hove Albion in their Championship encounter.
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