Hello and welcome to Eurosport's coverage of the FA Cup tie between Chelsea and Luton Town at Stamford Bridge. I'm Ciaran Baynes and I'll be following the match with you.

GOAL FOR CHELSEA! Werner got the by-line and managed to squeeze the ball back to Abraham in space, who slid it low inside the post.

Mount has the first shot at goal but it is blocked by Bradley behind for a corner.

Sluga comes out of his box to tackle Abraham after Ziyech found him with a fine through ball.

Naismith crosses from the left wing but too close to Kepa.

Cornick putting himself about well in attack and getting good support from his team-mates. It leads Emerson to put it out for a throw which Chelsea clear. Cornick has a fairy long throw but nothing like the Tozer Lazer last night. What a thing of beauty that is.

The snow having an effect with passes going awry early on.

Chelsea get us under way.

Luton are on their way now. We're almost ready to go

Luton are keeping Chelseaa waiting in the tunnel: Mind games!

Big pressure on Frank Lampard at the moment of course. You do wonder what will happen if they lose here.

Luton beat Reading 1-0 in the last round while Chelsea thrashed Morecambe 4-0.

My Luton spy tells me Cornick is likely to play up front on his own. Dewsbury-Hall, on-loan from Leicester, has probably been their star man so far this season.

Luton are backable at as big as 20/1. If I was thinking about punting on them I'd wait until half time and then bet on them if still level. I can see the Blues coming out firing here.

Four changes for the Hatters: Jordan Clark in for Moncur, Ryan Tunnicliffe replaces Luke Berry, Kal Naismith instead of Daniel Potts and Glen Rea for James Collins. It is unclear whether they will play with one striker or none.

Seven changes for Chelsea from their 2-0 defeat to Leicester, as mentioned below but you'd have to think judging by Frank Lampard's stroppy mood this week there would have been a few changes even if it had been a Premier League match.

A bit of a surprise Luton not starting with top scorer James Collins. You'd assume Nathan Jones is hoping to stay in the game with a defensive line-up in the first half before bringing him on to snatch a goal in the last half hour or so.

This is the Luton side who will face the Blues...

Frank Lampard putting out a pretty strong Chelsea side...