Manchester City vs Salford City LIVE: FA Cup outcome and response as hosts smash eight previous outmatched guests

In his post-match interview, James McAtee tells BBC Sport that he “was quite frustrated in the first half, wasn’t seeing much of the ball”.

“When the first one went in, my confidence was up and I kept scoring.

“I’ve been here since I was 10 and it’s a special moment for me. Something I’ll remember forever. I don’t think I needed to prove myself but to get out there and show people what I can do, it’s a good moment for me.”

Here’s the hat-trick goal for McAtee!

The referee brings the game to an end and City take an 8-0 win and a place in round four.

So close to a ninth with the final kick of the game as Gundogan is there to try and convert from a cutback from point-blank range, but Young makes a great save.

The best chance of the game for Salford as Adelakun threads through a lovely ball to McAleny, who is clean through but can only force a good save from Ederson at his near post.

From the corner, the half-volley ends up hitting the side-netting too.

Salford make another change as 16-year-old Will Wright comes on for Adelakun.

Half a chance for a ninth as Gundogan drives into the box, but Tilt is there to poke it away.

GOAL! McAtee has a hat-trick!

City are toying with them now, as the ball comes to Grealish on the edge of the box. He takes a few steps in and bides his time before squaring a perfect ball to McAtee, who simply has to take a stride forward to poke into the back of the net.

Salford win it deep into the City half and it runs to Stockton, who decides to take the shot early and almost catches Ederson out at his near post.

Some subs have been made by both sides, with City bringing on Kovacic for Doku. Salford brought on Cole Stockton and Conor McAleny for Lund and Kouassi.