Hello and welcome to Eurosport-Yahoo!'s continued coverage of the FA Cup third round. Next up today League Two side Bristol Rovers host the Premier League's Aston Villa.

The final whistle goes and Aston Villa seal a comfortable win in very uncomfortable circumstances!

GUZAN SAVES!! McGLeish's penalty is a poor one, too close to the keeper and a good height.

PENALTY!! Warnock is penalised for handball and Rovers can make it 3-2!! McGleish places the ball on the spot...

McGLeish, 38, gets his sixth goal of the season.

GOAL!! BRISTOL ROVERS 1-3 ASTON VILLA!! Terrible mistake from Dunne, who casually knocks the ball back to Guzan and McGleish is on hand to gather the ball and lift it over the despairing Guzan! Dear oh dear...

The 10,883-strong crowd in the Memorial Stadium has gone very, very quiet indeed. Villa have turned up and 'done a job', as they say.

Bristol Rovers: Kayne McLaggon replaces Anyinsah.

Bent is almost released inside the area but Downes does well to limit the damage to just a corner.

Woodards cuts in from the right and goes on a surging run for the Villa box, but there are too many claret-and-blue shirts for him to beat and he loses the ball.

Villa substitution: Barry Bannan replaces Petrov.

Villa have now scored 21 goals in total in their last seven FA Cup games against lower-tier opponents.

That's Clark's first goal since an FA Cup tie against Blackburn last January!

GOAL!! BRISTOL ROVERS 0-3 ASTON VILLA!! Cracking goal from Ciaran CLark! The young defender roams forward with the ball. He gets to the edge of the box, executes a stepover to work the space for a shot and fires into the far bottom corner!

Downes has the ball in the back of the net from a corner, but not before the whistle has gone for handball against him.

Villa substitution: Gary Gardner - Craig Gardner's younger brother - replaces Collins.

Agbonlahor is teed up on the edge of the box but his shot is blocked.

Villa failt o make much of the corner, but they look as though they have changed down a gear already.

Agbonlahor chips the ball to Ireland, and he and Albrighton both volley passes inside the box with the latter's heading for Bent only to be put behind for a corner. What a goal that would have been!

Rovers playing as well as they were before Agbonlahor scored, but that second goal has really left the crowd deflated.

Stanley swings in a corner that comes to Downes, but the defender can only head wide.