If Sunderland win the replay, how many people will play a Bob Stokoe / Ian Porterfield / Jim Montgomery drinking game?

If Sunderland win the replay, how many people will play a Bob Stokoe / Ian Porterfield / Jim Montgomery drinking game?

I'll let you how I get on if that does happen.

Soucek booked for West Ham.

Mubama on for Bowen for West Ham.

Lanzini on for Fornals for West Ham.

Three minutes of added time left in this match.

As for TV picks, I can see the games being picked in following order;

 

Man Utd v West Ham (BBC)

Bristol City v Man City (ITV)

Wrexham/Sheffield United v Tottenham (ITV)

Sunderland/Fulham v Leeds (BBC)

Stoke v Brighton (ITV)

The FA Cup fourth-round replay between Sunderland and Fulham will be shown live on BBC One.

 

Premier League Fulham avoided a shock defeat by Championship side Sunderland last weekend with Tom Cairney's goal earning them a 1-1 draw at Craven Cottage.

 

The winner will face Leeds United at home in the fifth round.

 

The tie takes place on 8 February at 19:45 GMT and is one of five fourth-round ties subject to a replay.

Confirmed 7th February:

 

Sheffield United v Wrexham (19:45) [iTV4]

Sunderland XI: Patterson, Hume, Batth, Ballard, Alese, Neil, Michut, Roberts, Ba, Clarke, Amad.

Fulham XI: Rodak, Tete, Tosin, Duffy, Kurzawa, Pauhinha, Cairney, Harris, Wilson, Vinicius, Solomon.

Wilson scores from the inside of his left foot, 1-0 to Fulham.

Sunderland v Fulham - FA Cup 4th Round Replay (BBC1)

 

Presented by Mark Chapman with Kevin Phillips and Mark Schwarzer.

 

Commentary by Steve Wilson and Danny Gabbidon. The reporter is Kelly Somers.

Shane Duffy booked for Fulham.

Pereira makes it 2-0 to Fulham.

Clarke pulls a goal back for Sunderland, 2-1.

Kurzawa makes it 3-1 to Fulham with a volley from the corner.

An tense finish ahead as Bennett pulls one back for Sunderland, 3-2 and into 4 minutes of stoppage time.

Quarter-Final Draw:

 

Manchester City v Burnley

Manchester United v Fulham

Brighton & Hove Albion v Grimsby Town

Sheffield United v Blackburn Rovers

 

 

Guaranteed a non-Premier League team in the semi-final. Grimsby Town in their first quarter-final since 1939.

Disappointed that the BBC aren't showing the teams on the score caption as Bright and Grim. Even more disappointed that Jonathan Pearce is the commentator.