Two Premier League sides, Fulham and Everton are through to the fourth round of the FA Cup after securing a win respectively in their third round encounters.
Fulham defeated Watford 4-1 while Everton, who sacked manager Sean Dyche few hours to their match secured a 2-0 victory over Peterborough.
Rodrigo Muniz opened scoring for Fulham in the 26th minute but the lead lasted for only seven minutes as Rocco Vata restored parity from around 30 yards.
After the break, Fulham dominated and substitute Raul Jmenez restored Fulham’s lead from the penalty spot after Adama Traore was brought down in the box.
Joachim Anderson extended their lead before Timothy Castagne put the icing on the cake.
Everton scored a goal in each half to defeat League One side Peterborough.
Portuguese striker, Beto scored the opening goal three minutes before half-time, going round goalkeeper Nicholas Bilokapic before slotting in.
Iliman Ndiaye confirmed victory for the Toffees, when he converted an injury time penalty to ensure that Everton will play in the fourth round.
Similarly, Championship side Cardiff City reached the fourth round after a hard fought 1-0 victory over Sheffield United. Cian Ashford scored the only goal of the match in the 19th minute.
Other FA Cup matches will take place across the weekend while the fourth round will hold in the weekend of February 8.
