Phil Egan

Former Ireland international Kevin Colban joined Owen Sheehan on the football show last night and like every other football fan from Ireland at the moment, he says he's keeping a close eye on Parrott's exploits.

Last night, non-league Macclesfield's fairytale run in the FA Cup came to an end.

They were beaten 1-0 at Humpton Brentford.

The only goal of the game was an own goal by Sam Heathcote in the second half.

Brentford boss Keith Andrews admits the Premier League side didn't have it all their own way.

Brentford will now be away to West Ham in one of three all-Premier League ties in the fifth round.

Newcastle will have home advantage against Manchester City, who beat Eddie Howside in the semi-finals of the League Cup this season.

Liverpool have been drawn away to Wolves.

Elsewhere, League One Mansfield's reward for beating Burnley over the weekend is a home tie against Premier League leaders Arsenal.

Wrexham will host Chelsea, Leeds boss Daniel Farker will go up against his former side Norwich, Fulham take on Southampton and Sunderland will play either Port Vale or Bristol City.

Hadji Wright's hat-trick earned Coventry a 3-1 win over Championship promotion rivals Middlesbrough.

The win moved Frank Lampard's side top of the league one point above Borough.

The Coventry boss says his team delivered a perfect display.

Lampard says he's expecting a real battle for promotion to the Premier League.

Ivan Tony says he's still dreaming of a place in England's World Cup squad.

The Al-Ali striker scored 30 goals in all competitions in his first season in Saudi Arabia.

Tony's made one appearance under Thomas Tuchel and it was a brief two-minute cameo against Senegal last summer.

He says he still hopes to be in the Germans' thoughts ahead of the squad selection.

Ireland Under-17 international Vinnie Leonard will leave Dundalk this summer to sign for Norwich for an undisclosed fee.

Leonard will stay with Dundalk until the opening of the UK transfer window in July.