FA Cup fourth round LIVE: Liverpool OUT as Plymouth pull off incredible upset, Aston Villa beat Tottenham as Rashford makes debut

Tooth good to be true

Can you believe this?

Nikola Katic had his tooth knocked out after a mid-air clash with one of his teammates during their win over Liverpool.

He continued to play the entire game for Plymouth Argyle and was awarded Player of the Match for his performance.

Now, a few hours after the game ended, his tooth has incredibly been found on the pitch at Home Park!

What are the chances of that?!

Ange's thoughts

Ange Postecoglou has assessed where Tottenham go from here after two cup eliminations in a matter of days.

The Europa League is now their last hope of some silverware.

"Nothing really changes," Postecoglou told BBC. "We have a couple of weeks now where we don't have midweek games.

"This group has done an unbelievable job for two and a half months. I can't praise them enough, playing twice a week since November.

"They'll get the chance to reset now and finish the season strong."

He continued: "Europe is still very important to us.

"We're still in a great spot there, and we'll hope to get some players back over the next two weeks.

"We'll get players back which will help, we had 11 first-team players out today. Take that out of any team for one game and they would struggle - we've been doing that for two and a half months.

";The players are going out there and giving everything they can. It would be a lot better if they had some help."

'One of the best squads we've had'

Jacob Ramsey has praised the quality of the Aston Villa squad after finally progressing to the fifth round.

"I don't think I have been in an FA Cup fifth round for a long, long while," he told BBC One post-match.

"I've been in the first team for four or five years and we have been getting knocked out in the first or second game.

"So, we wanted to put on a performance for the fans and we did that today."

On the new additions of Marcus Rashford, Marco Asensio and Donyell Malen, Ramsey continued: "I think it's probably one of the best squads we have had.

"We have got experience with Rashford and Asensio coming on and Donyell Malen starting.

"The squad depth is unbelievable.

"The starting players have got to raise their game now because the players coming on are a big threat."

A long time coming

It's a big moment for Aston Villa.

This is incredibly the first time since the 2014/15 season that they have progressed to the FA Cup fifth round.

They reached the final that campaign but lost to Arsenal.

Villa have sent Tottenham packing in the same round as Ange Postecoglou's side exited the competition last time around.

And that's set a new unwanted run for them.

Spurs have been eliminated from the FA Cup prior to the fifth round in back-to-back years for the first time since 2014/15.

Pretty strange that both of these stats throw back to the same campaign almost a decade ago...

Game over!

Time runs out for Tottenham!

They got their goal back just too late.

It's Aston Villa who progress through to the fifth round and Spurs are knocked out of a cup yet again.

That's their second elimination of the week.

Villa Park celebrates the win, with part of that also being a relief from nerves right at the end there.

Pressure building?

We're into the last five minutes at Villa Park.

Aston Villa are cruising through to the fifth round.

Tottenham haven't been able to fight back and it despite some half chances, they haven't really tested Emi Martinez.

This loss will take it to 21 defeats in 46 for Ange Postecoglou.

Does another cup exit pile pressure on the Spurs boss?

Oh dear, Danso

Kevin Danso has missed a sitter.

Lucas Digne completely misses his clearance and it allows Tottenham to get in down the right and cross.

The ball pings across the danger area and comes to January signing Danso who just needs to finish.

But the centre-back drags his shot wide from six yards.

That sums up Spurs' night at Villa Park with 10 to go.

Flowing football

Tottenham continue to crumble.

Pedro Porro has just got away with a cynical trip on Marcus Rashford after his anger got the better of him.

Then a few moments later, Morgan Rogers slotted Jacob Ramsey clean through on goal...

But Antonin Kinsky came out well to save and clear.

The Spurs goalkeeper has prevented his side from conceding a lot more goals this evening.

Wow, wow, wow

Aston Villa are enjoying themselves now.

Marco Asensio introduces himself to the home fans, taking a superb touch before flicked a ball to Morgan Rogers.

Rogers gives the ball back to Asensio and then the Spaniard returns to the favour on the edge.

The second goalscorer lines up another shot but goes just wide and hits the side-netting.

The Villa fans are chanting 'Ole' after every pass now and Tottenham have totally lost their way.

Rashford debut

Here he is!

Marcus Rashford comes on for his Aston Villa debut!

Donning the No.9 shirt, he replaces Donyell Malen who just played a major part in that second goal.

Fellow signing Marco Asensio is on too as Leon Bailey comes off following the goal too.

The new arrivals get a massive welcome from the home fans.

An hour gone

Spurs are starting to be opened up again.

They've massively improved since half time and Dejan Kulusevski has seen a curling shot saved well.

But they still have to be careful in transition.

Jacob Ramsey just broke through on a counter and got a strike away, but Antonin Kinsky came out to deny him.

We're into the last half an hour and Villa still lead 1-0.

Crucial block

What a brilliant piece of defending by Lamare Bogarde.

The defender is covering at centre-back after Ezri Konsa was forced off with an injury earlier on.

And he's coping well, sliding in to block Heung-min Son.

Son's slotted through brilliantly and he looks set to finish before Bogarde flies across to deny him.

Tottenham have started this second half pretty well.

Back underway!

The second half is underway.

Tottenham have made a change at the break.

Mikey Moore comes off for Yves Bissouma, adding an extra midfielder to his team to deal with Aston Villa's threat.

That shift could make the difference.

Marcus Rashford remains on the bench for Villa as he awaits the chance to make his debut.

Half time

The half-time whistle blows at Villa Park.

Aston Villa are 1-0 up and could have had more.

Jacob Ramsey's goal after only 58 seconds is the difference after Antonin Kinsky made a poor mistake.

It leaves Tottenham on the brink of another cup exit unless they can turn this game around.

Heung-min Son had their best chance but he was unable to convert past Emi Martinez who made a great save.

Completely open

Tottenham are so, so open at the back.

Every single Aston Villa attack ends in a shot on goal with Donyell Malen breaking down the middle this time.

His show it saved down to his right by Antonin Kinsky.

Kinsky has been very busy in this first half and he's been forced into multiple good saves.

Unfortunately, with arguably the easiest chance to save, he let it go past him very poorly.

We're into the last 10 minutes of the first half.

Centre-back crisis

Now this isn't good for Aston Villa.

Ezri Konsa has to come off injured after pulling up.

Konsa is their only fit centre-back with Tyrone Mings and Pau Torres both out injured at the moment.

Loanee Axel Disasi is cup-tied for this game.

Boubacar Kamara is already covering in the position while substitute Lamare Bogarde is going to have to do so as well.

That's a worry for Unai Emery.

What. A. Chance.

How has Heung-min Son not scored?!

Mikey Moore breaks in down the right and drills a superb low cross straight to the feet of Son...

The Tottenham captain is completely free in the box but he can't score past Emi Martinez who saves superbly!

Spurs should be level with their first shot.

Inches wide

Youri Tielemans knows all about FA Cup screamers.

And he's almost scored another one for Aston Villa.

In similar fashion to his winner in the final with Leicester, he pushed into space on the edge of the box.

Tielemans then lined up an effort which bounced inches wide of the post as Antonin Kinsky stretched for it.

It's still all Villa after 20 minutes.

Toothless

No, Nikola Katic isn't playing in this game too, he's busy celebrating with his Plymouth teammates.

It's Tottenham who are struggling.

They failed to have a shot on target against Liverpool as they saw their lead disappear in the Carabao Cup semi-final.

And they're yet to have a single shot in this game.

All of the pressure is coming from Aston Villa.

Interesting decision

Well, Tottenham have made a woeful start.

They've conceded one and have allowed Aston Villa to push forward a couple more times in just seven minutes.

The away fans are remaining in decent voice though.

Interestingly, Ange Postecoglou has opted to have captain Heung-min Son central in the front three.

Mathys Tel is playing on the left.

Underway!

There's no time to rest, the final game of the day is here.

We've just kicked off in the Midlands as Aston Villa take on Tottenham who are fighting to keep their trophy hopes alive.

Spurs were knocked out of the Carabao Cup in the semi-finals last time out, so they'll want to keep this cup dream going.

Villa have Marcus Rashford on the bench as they look to progress through to the fifth round.

Here's a reminder of how the two teams line-up...

'A dream come true'

Plymouth's players have been reacting to their special win.

Boyhood Liverpool fan Callum Wright told ITV: “We stuck together. Liverpool didn’t break through us.

“I started to get nervous, but as soon as we were 1-0 up we had to stick with it.

“Insane. A dream come true to play them and beat them.”

Goalscorer Ryan Hardie added after celebrating with his son: "We all came here today with a dream and we have done it.

"I don’t know what to say."

"There is obviously a lot of pressure [taking a penalty]. It is about picking your side, and I committed to it."