Manchester City vs Leicester City

In the night's other replays, Wolves have thrashed Doncaster 5-0 while Stoke and Cardiff are locked at 0-0 and heading to extra time.

<b>FULL TIME</b> Man City will go on to face Notts County in the fourth round, but Leicester have been more than a match for them over these two games. It took glimpses of Premier League clash to finish off the Foxes, and they showed real potential.

Wolves are rampant, it's 5-0 through David Jones.

Leicester City can take a lot of heart from their two games against Man City. They are only six points off the play-offs in the Championship, and with their recent up-turn in form, they could launch a promotion bid.

<b>THREE MINUTES ADDED TIME</b>

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/goal.gif"> <b>GOAL</b> <b>Man City have countered and sealed the win!</b> The home team cleared the corner and broke through Tevez. Both Milner and Johnson maintained possession and just when it looked like the chance had gone, Kolarov popped up to drill a shot home from 25 yards, a super strike and a worthy match winner.

A Leicester corner, can they drag themselves level...

Adam Johnson gives away possession cheaply in Leicester territory. Another chance for Leicester to attack.

Five minutes to go and Leicester look revitalised. Some of Man City's stars have gone off the pitch, can the visitors capitalise?

Lloyd Dyer certainly looks like he might have been offside when he was played through. That combined with the ricochet and the penalty miss, is fortune favouring Leicester tonight?

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/goal.gif"> <b>GOAL</b> <b>Lloyd Dyer puts Leicester back in the game!</b> Yuki Abe picks up possession in his own half and tries to play a pass out, only to see it hit referee Mark Halsey and bounce back to him. He then slips in Dyer, who calmly finishes past Joe Hart!

Man City are cruising now. Leicester played well in the first half and attempted to force the issue in the second, but ultimately Man City's class has shown.

Man City are cruising now. Leicester played well in the first half and attempted to force the issue in the second, but ultimately Man City's class has shown.

Roberto Mancini can now start to think about resting players ahead of their weekend meeting with Aston Villa, Yaya Toure has done his shift for the night.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif"> <b>Jo on for Yaya Toure</b>

Man City are heading into the fourth round and a clash with Notts County at the moment, unless Leicester can mount a huge comeback?

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/yellow_card.jpg" height="15"> <b>Patrick Vieira and Lloyd Dyer</b> both go into the book for their respective tantrums.

Another penalty shout from Lloyd Dyer, again on Vieira. Dyer goes to ground very easily, which Vieira doesn't like, so the pair exchange handbags.

A fourth Wolves goal, Matt Jarvis makes it 4-0.

Both managers looking calm on the touchline. Surely one is a lot happier than the other at the moment? Although Leicester have given a decent account of themselves tonight.

Gareth Barry fouls Moussa and it's free kick within shooting range for Leicester...

The atmosphere is a little flat now. Leicester are trying to create openings, Abe especially is looking to get involved.

Kevin Doyle has surely wrapped the game up for Wolves, 3-0 they now lead Doncaster.

<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif"> <b>Martyn Waghorn on for Steve Howard</b>

Both players are up after taking whacks to the head. Thankfully they seem fine.