Stoke City and Bolton are through to the fifth round of the FA Cup as they beat Derby and Swansea respectively, while Crawley Town provided the shock of the day by defeating Hull City.

At the Britannia Stadium Tony Pulis’ men grabbed their win over the Rams thanks to an early strike from Cameron Jerome and a late goal from Robert Huth.

It was slightly harder for Bolton as they came back from a goal down to beat fellow Premier League side Swansea.

Ex-Jacks star Darren Pratley equalised after Luke Moore had put the visitors ahead and then Chris Eagles fired Owen Coyle’s men to victory with a strike in the 56th minute.

The biggest act of giant-killing came at the KC Stadium as League Two side Crawley beat their Championship opponents Hull 1-0 thanks to Matthew Tubbs’ goal.

Birmingham City made light work of Sheffield United, winning 4-0 at Bramall Lane. Nathan Redmond, Adam Rooney (2) and Wade Elliott grabbed the goals.

Simeon Jackson’s late goal ensured Norwich’s progression to the next round of the competition as Norwich beat West Brom 2-1.

Grant Holt had given the Canaries a first-half lead before Marc-Antoine Fortune equalised ten minutes after half-time.

Jermaine Beckford struck twice to end Swindon Town’s hopes of an extended cup run. His goals gave Leicester City a comfortable 2-0 win.

Notts County were knocked out by Stevenage as Damion Stewart’s 12th minute own goal cost them dear.

There will be two replays as Blackpool drew 1-1 with Sheffield Wednesday, while Millwall and Southampton played out the same scoreline at the New Den.