FA Cup third round: Chesterfield v West Brom, Hull v Fulham and more – live

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“Kalbratwurst is what they were called in Antwerp when I lived there in the early 70’s,” Michael Gittins says. “You could get them from chippies with frites and mayonnaise or those hole in the wall outlets. Think they are a German sausage originally.” Yeah I too think they are German, anyone correct us if we’re wrong!

GOAL! Shrewsbury 1-0 Sunderland (Pennington, 81)

This could be a late heartbreaker from Pennington as he breaks the deadlock late on. He rises above the rest from a corner to head home.

GOAL! Ipswich Town 3-1 Rotherham United (Ladapo, 79)

Ipswich are banishing their bad luck here! They have come to life in this second half, this time Ladapo hits home.

GOAL! Middlesbrough 1-4 Brighton (Mac Allister, 80)

Groß makes a great run down the right and he lays it on a plate for Mac Allister who taps home. A cruising victory for Brighton now.

GOAL! Boreham Wood 1-1 Accrington Stanley (Ndlovu, 78)

Boreham Wood kept pushing throughout this game and they have their equaliser to show for it. It’s a beautiful header from Ndlovu!

PENALTY! Ipswich Town 2-1 Rotherham (Chaplin, 74)

Harding has his shirt pulled in the area and Chaplin steps up to take. It is a clean penalty to put Ipswich ahead, will they shake their third round bad luck?

Conor Chaplin scores from the penalty spot to put Ipswich Town into the lead. Photograph: Stephen Pond/Getty Images

Those waiting on an upset, which we all love in the FA Cup, Chesterfield are still holding onto their 3-2 lead. They are in their 73rd minutes so there is still time for West Brom to get back into it.

“More greetings from The Colonies Mary,” James says. “Hello from Louisville, Kentucky! A lot to keep up with, that’s for sure. I’m keen on the Hull-Fulham festivities in Yorkshire. We like our brats here too, by the way, although my Wisconsin friends don’t add anything to the pre-grilling beer boil. And Johnsonville seems to be the preferred brand. I like mine with a little grey mustard…doesn’t have to be Grey Poupon…any decent grey mustard will do.” Well Hull City and Fulham still remains 1-0 in Fulham’s favour.

GOAL! Blackpool 3-0 Nottingham Forest (Hamilton, 71)

It’s a simple cross and Hamilton drills it past the keeper. A clean and easy goal and Steve Cooper will be watching on through his hands at this point surely! A different picture form last season when they knocked out Arsenal and Leicester.

CJ Hamilton fires home Blackpool’s third goal. Photograph: Alex Livesey/Getty Images

“As a West Brom fan, I have to say I’m perfectly relaxed about Chesterfield beating us today, which tells you all you need to know about the importance of the FA Cup these days,” Adam says. “It’s hard not to sound patronising, but beating us means a lot more to Chesterfield than beating them does to us.” Any West Brom fans out there agree?

GOAL! Fleetwood 2-1 QPR (Omochere, 67)

Fleetwood may have gone 1-0 down but they are firing now, a nice slot home for Omochere.

There is only one match out of the ten 3pm kick-offs which remains at 0-0, Shrewsbury v Sunderland still stands in a deadlock.

GOAL! Blackpool 2-0 Nottingham Forest (Poveda, 64)

Nottingham Forest were having all the shots but Blackpool have silenced their growing momentum and double their lead! Poveda gets the goal just moments after an effort sailed over the bar.

Ian Poveda doubles Blackpool’s lead against Nottingham Forest. — Ian Poveda doubles Blackpool’s lead. Photograph: Alex Livesey/Getty Images

The bratwursts strike again! “Hi from a native Sconnie (grew up in Green Bay – go Packers!),” says Peter Pearson. “The trick with brats is you boil them in beer with onions and garlic before you grill them. You might also like to try fried cheese curds.”

GOAL! Bournemouth 2-4 Burnley (Benson, 57)

Burnley score on the counter attack, Kelly doesn’t see Benson who bends it round the keeper to add to this goal fest!

Manuel Benson fires in his second, and Burnley’s fourth, goal and his second of the game. Photograph: Michael Steele/Getty Images

GOAL! Middlesbrough 1-3 Brighton (Mac Allister, 58)

It is an absolute screamer from World Cup winner Mac Allister, he flicks it into the corner to all but sew up the match.

Dennis should have scored for Nottingham Forest but it is a great save! Dennis is threaded a great ball in the box but it’s pushed wide, Nottingham Forest trailing 1-0 to Blackpool.

Just managing to take a breather from this thrilling opening to the second halves! The biggest story is Chesterfield being 3-2 ahead over West Brom? Can they hold on? Chesterfield fans and neutrals will want to see a non league club beat a Championship side.

Chris says: “I’m astonished that you can track everything! How do you do it? 10 screens and intravenous caffeine?!?” Commentaries, Twitter and Google are all my glamorous assistants today! And of course copious amounts of caffeine.

GOAL! Bournemouth 2-3 Burnley (Solanke, 48)

Solanke heads home after the ball pounces into his pass. Game on! Burnley must have thought they were in a good position but they can get a bit nervous now.

Apologies too, I got a fun fact wrong earlier. Ipswich Town have been passed the third round in the FA Cup but not since 2010!

PENALTY! Ipswich Town 1-1 Rotherham United (Washington, 47)

Washington was tripped in the box which saw the referee point to the spot, he then slotted home to equalise.

The games are getting back underway! I’ll be bringing you all the updates as they come.

I’m telling you these bratwursts are causing quite a stir! Mark is the latest to get in touch about them and says: “Hi Sarah, as a Mancunian who has lived in Wisconsin for twenty years, I have an alternative perspective to Eric: a couple of beers followed by a brat, with its crisp skin, spicy flavouring and (ideally) lightly toasted bun (which is different than either hot dog or hamburger bun), is the way to go.” I think I would opt for beers first too, soak up the alcohol with a great snack.

“Sarah, good morning from rainy California,” Mary Waltz says. “We are just waking up for breakfast so it’s prosciutto and spring onions omelettes. We are trying to eat a bit healthier, per doctors orders, so instead of chips it’s roasted brussels sprouts, olive oil, salt.” I would much prefer sprouts over chips, that does make me slightly strange but there you go! Enjoy”!

It is safe to say non league side Chesterfield are happy about being ahead again Championship team West Brom!

The scores on the doors at the break:

Hull City 0-1 Fulham Kurzawa, 37

Middlesbrough 1-2 Brighton Akpom, 13, Groß, 8, Lallana 29

Fleetwood 1-1 QPR Nsiala, 40, Field, 37

Ipswich Town 1-0 Rotherham United Humphreys, 43

Bournemouth 1-3 Burnley Christie, 12, Benson, 6, Zaroury, 39, 43

Blackpool 1-0 Nottingham Forest Ekpiteta, 17

Chesterfield 3-2 West Brom Williams, 7, Dobra, 36, 41, Thomas-Asante, 2, Grant, 17

Millwall 0-2 Sheffield United Jebbison 23, Bogle, 36

Boreham Wood 0-1 Accrington Astley, 6

Shrewsbury 0-0 Sunderland

It’s half-time, give me two minutes and I’ll have all the scores for you!

GOAL! Ipswich Town 1-0 Rotherham United (Humphreys, 43)

Humphreys is found on the edge of the area and he hits a one touch finish to put Ipswich ahead.

GOAL! Bournemouth 1-3 Burnley (Zaroury, 43)

Zaroury hits his second to give Burnley a comfortable lead.

Anass Zaroury sweeps home Bournemouth’s third goal and his second. Photograph: Michael Steele/Getty Images

GOAL! Chesterfield 3-2 West Brom (Dobra,41)

So many goals I am missing a few, apologies for that but Dobra has scored a brace to put non league side Chesterfield ahead of West Brom. The first came at 36 minutes and the second five minutes later to put them on for an FA Cup upset.

Chesterfield’s Armando Dobra celebrates scoring his side’s second goal of the game. Photograph: Isaac Parkin/PA

Armando Dobra slots home his second, and Chesterfield's third goal of the game. — Armando Dobra slots home his second, and Chesterfield’s third goal of the game. Photograph: Gareth Copley/Getty Images

GOAL! Fleetwood 1-1 QPR (Nsiala, 40)

Well they responded perfectly from conceding, not allowing those records influence them. Nsiala is unmarked at the back post from a corner to slot home.

Aristote Nsiala gets Fleetwood Town back on level terms. — Aristote Nsiala (left( gets Fleetwood Town back on level terms. Photograph: Jan Kruger/Getty Images

GOAL! Fleetwood 0-1 QPR (Field, 37)

There’s finally a goal in this one to break Fleetwood hearts, they haven’t gone past the third round of the FA Cup before. Field controls well to beat the keeper.

GOAL! Bournemouth 1-2 Burnley (Zaroury, 39)

VAR had a look at the goal for offside but it stands to put the Championship side 2-1 ahead against Premier League side Bournemouth.

GOAL! Hull City 0-1 Fulham (Kurzawa, 37)

The chances were flowing and so it was a matter of time for the visitors. Kurzawa slices home to put them ahead before half-time.

Layvin Kurzawa of Fulham slots the ball home to open the scoring as Hull City keeper Matt Ingram looks on. Photograph: George Wood/Getty Images

GOAL! Millwall 0-2 Sheffield United (Bogle, 36)

It takes a huge deflection but Bogle has scored, the deflection saw the ball loop around the keeper!

A huge chance for Fulham’s Pereira, he hits a half volley which sails over the cross bar. The missed chance mean their match against Hull City remain 0-0 for now.

Eric Peterson has got in touch and said: “Good morning from Pittsburgh! Having been born and raised in Minnesota, I’m loathe to say much nice about neighbouring Wisconsin’s sports, but I’ll vouch for the Brewers bratwursts – properly done, you skip the pregame beers so you have the appetite for a couple of those. (As an Evertonian, the thought of Southampton finding good form one weekend before their visit to Goodison has made my present-day appetite evaporate entirely.)” I need to try these bratwursts, they sound great. The Everton Southampton match will be a tasty one too!

GOAL! Middlesbrough 1-2 Brighton (Lallana, 29)

It’s a tense game and Brighton are back ahead! Lallana chests the ball in the back of the net after a scrappy cross.

Adam Lallana of Brighton & Hove Albion scores the team's second goal. — Adam Lallana chests Brighton back into the lead. Photograph: Stu Forster/Getty Images

A substitution to bring you as Burnley defender Taylor Harwood-Bellis has limped off early, Luke McNally is on in the forced change.

Do get in touch and let me know your thoughts on the matches this afternoon and the snacks that are getting you through!

Nottingham Forest have responded well to conceding with chances, in particular through Sam Surridge. He hits the side netting with his latest attempt, feels an equaliser will be coming.

GOAL! Millwall 0-1 Sheffield United (Jebbison, 23)

It is a well worked goal through the team, Jebbison gets it in the box and tricks the keeper. The shot-stopper thinks he is going to cross across goal but goes for the shot himself and gets it.

Lots of goals but there are still fixtures yet to find an opener. Hull City v Fulham, Fleetwood v QPR, Ipswich Town v Rotherham, Milwall v Sheffield and Shrewsbury v Sunderland are all still 0-0.

GOAL! Chesterfield 1-2 West Brom (Grant, 17)

Well what a game we have on our hands! Karlan Grant pokes home to put West Brom ahead once again. Grant made a break down the left, takes a touch in the box and slots it past the keeper.