Disappointed. Very hard tie, half the money we could have got from attendances and a big dull 'cos we've played them twice already. Better than drawing Fulham or Brighton away, but that's about it.

May I point you to the league table, specifically our home and away record?

Awful draw that.

There's the Harry Kane that plays for England - bottle job.

No benefit from a trip to those two - small teams so no attendance money to split, but both would beat us.

Genuinely annoying that Southampton and Spurs have been so shit tonight as it's taken some of the national shine off our achievement yesterday. Still, you can only beat what's in front of you.

Not at all. Just created nothing and let in a soft goal.

Spurs have been awful. Absolutely awful.

That's the QF sorted then.

Ah well, wouldn't get in the side anyway. Hope we've not lined the pockets of the solicitors too much.

Wrong thread for a lengthy discussion, but I suspect Dyche will squeeze enough points out of that squad to survive. The bottom half of the Prem isn't very good. Hope I'm wrong though, I'd love them to tumble down the leagues with that millstone of a new stadium round their neck.

It's better than Wembley, if that's what you're into. It's a good 15 mins from the Tube though and as I said the area around the ground is genuinely awful.

That's one relegation spot sewn up then. Southampton are clearly gone.

Ewood Park. Millenium Stadium is pretty nice too - lovely area around the ground too.

They've got 10 behind the ball too - I've no idea what he's playing at here.

I'm sure that's just to save face - the BBC won't be happy that they've given their prime-time slot to a club only for them to send half the reserves out.

Yep, Brereton-Diaz has lost his job for now on merit.

It's nothing special and the area around the ground is a bombsite.

Lovely fluff piece for Sheffield United. I didn't hear about their transfer embargo - did I miss it?

Luckily for you I've compiled a list.

He's clearly lost about 3 yards of pace. There was a moment in the first half where he got one on one with Carter - in his heyday he'd have run Carter, but last night he had nothing for him.

Just the way the EFL like it.

Did you not see Hyam calmly loft the ball over the Leicester attacker (I don't think it was Vardy) to Carter in the second half? Champagne football.

I was playing football, (set off at half time) so I've only just caught up on the match on iPlayer. As I thought, we ran out of steam on 60 minutes - you can only play that high press for so long. I wish we had players to bring on for Gallagher and Szmodics as they both ran their blood to water - alas maybe that's a job for the summer. Magnificent result though - let's hope the injuries to JRC and Gallagher aren't significant and we can carry this form into Saturday.

I'm sure he's sick of Vale too at this point - we were really stuffed when Gallagher indicated he needed to be subbed.