FA Cup scores LIVE: Man City cruise through, Everton win Lampard’s first game and Chelsea survive scare

9 mins: Chance! Kidderminster have the first opportunity on goal in this game. Luke Simpson fires the ball up the pitch and a series of headers see the ball bouncing around just outside West Ham’s penalty area. It eventually drops nicely for Sam Austin who drills a half-volley towards goal and forces Alphonse Areola into a sharp save to his right.

5 mins: Over at Stamford Bridge Chelsea have dominated the opening stages creating three chances in front of goal inside the opening five minutes or so. Jorginho came close with a snapshot and Hakim Ziyech curled an effort straight at Plymouth goalkeeper Michael Cooper.

6 mins: Andriy Yarmolenko brings the ball down the right wing and takes on Richards. He dinks it past the left-back and sends Benrahma into the box. He’s quickly closed down but manages to offload the ball to Ryan Fredericks who whips in a cross that Kidderminster deal with well.

3 mins: It’s been a scrappy start to the game as both teams attempt to keep hold of the ball in midfield. Kidderminster’s midfielders are throwing themselves into strong tackles with West Ham trying to find a bit of early rhythm. Said Benrahma attempts to slot Jarrod Bowen in on the right side but Caleb Richards is there to intercept.

Kick off: West Ham get the ball rolling and send it long down the right side. The wind takes the ball and forces it straight out of play for a Kidderminster goal kick.

We’re also underway at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea take on Plymouth Argyle.

The teams make their way out onto the pitch. There’s a fine atmosphere at Aggborough, they Kidderminster players are up for this one today.

Almost time for kick off at the Aggborough Stadium. Can National League side Kidderminster shock the Premier League’s West Ham?

The Championship’s Middlesbrough knocked Manchester United out of the competition yesterday so we’ve already had an upset, how many more are on the cards today?

There are just under 10 minutes to go until kick off for the two early kick offs. We’ll be closely following Kidderminster’s match against West Ham as the Harriers attempt to knock out their Premier League opposition and will bring the major updates from Stamford Bridge including goals and red cards.

West Ham boss David Moyes spoke to the BBC before kick off at the Aggborough Stadium. He touched on what the FA Cup means for the teams in the lower leagues and says he respects this competition and wants to go on a good run starting from today. Moyes said:

Since his debut in the FA Cup in 2018 Callum Hudson-Odoi has been involved in more goals in the competition than any other Chelsea player with four goals and four assists.