Powerful dribbling has been a feature of Bournemouth's play this evening and a strong Junior Stanislas run sees the former West Ham man feed Eunan O'Kane who bursts onto the ball to finish low across goal with his second touch.

It is free-flowing stuff ending with a cool finish by the 24-year-old. Could Bournemouth be heading into the last eight for the first time in their history?

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You can't keep a good Drog down for long. Chelsea finally show their class when Andre Schurrle drives down the right and picks out Mo Salah who expertly tees up Didier Drogba to rifle home from the edge of the area.

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Has Jose been throwing the tea-cups round at half-time? Time to see if Chelsea have a bit more about them in the second half.

Derby are back in this - Tim Hoogland being penalised for handling in the box and Chris Martin slots home the penalty.

Liverpool keeper Brad Jones has barely broken sweat tonight - or in the past eight months to be fair. But the man who is making his first Reds appearance since February is quickly called into action to stop Jonjo Shelvey's free-kick.

And that's virtually the final kick of the first half. Time for a breather.

Another defensive mistake from Derby proves costly - Omar Mascarell, who is on a season-long loan from Real Madrid, gifting possession to the Cottagers and Moussa Dembele is on hand to slot home.

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Paul French:, external Mario Balotelli would benefit from a strike partner. Fabio Borini would be good. Italian connection and has a high workrate that we lack.

Sanjay Pankhania:, external This is why Fabio Borini should start games he is excellent. I can see him and Philippe Coutinho having a great understanding.

Paul Walmsley:, external Liverpool's second string playing better than their first team at the moment.

Swansea's raids forward have been rare but now they do win a free-kick in a promising position. Jonjo Shelvey bends in the set-piece, the Liverpool defence clears but only to Nathan Dyer - but his shot is deflected wide. Better from the Welsh side.

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Sam in Telford: Please can Louis van Gaal buy the entire Shrewsbury defence for Manchester United?

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Anfield

"Liverpool have taken the opportunities they've had to break when Swansea's defenders have been out of position. But once Swansea get back they're struggling to break them down."

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Will Wych:, external Sounds like a great first half from the lads. Waiting for that first Shrewsbury goal. Following from Canada right now..

Joel McCroy Oblates:, external Chelsea have been so ordinary, Shrewsbury making them look like a lower league team.

Badger Bod:, external Shrewsbury are playing with more heart and determination than any other team from the Midlands in the last few days.

The Italy striker almost nets Liverpool's opener! No, not that Italy striker. With Mario Balotelli on the bench, Fabio Borini is the man looking likeliest to break the deadlock at Anfield.

The ex-Swansea man twice goes close in quick succession, sweeping a left-foot shot past the near post, then forcing away keeper Gerhard Tremmel in to smart stop.

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BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at Stadium MK: "If we're being polite, we'd say it's been hard work. If we're being impolite, we'd say it's dull, boring and uninspiring. Very few clear-cut chances and very moments to get the heart racing. Might as well start a book club in one of the empty corners of Stadium MK just to liven things up. One of these League One sides will be in the quarters by the end of the night - at some point. Hopefully."

Sounds a good night, Chris.

An entertaining first half at the Goldsands Stadium has yet to yield a goal. In truth, the bluster from the home side has not led to any clear openings, with Tokelo Rantie's half chance as good as it got.

Boaz Myhill in the West Brom goal was equal to that and at the other end, the Baggies have only offered Lee Camp catching practice. It is far from defensive fare on offer here, but the attacking intent lacks that cutting edge.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at the Greenhous Meadow

"A standing ovation for the Shrewsbury Town players from their fans at the half-time whistle and rightly so. They are right in this."

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Chelsea anxious? Have you seen their bench, Phil?

It's Hazard, Matic, Willian, Schwarzer, Terry, Baker, Brown. Half-time at the Greenhous Meadow.

Phil Brown
BBC 5 live pundit at the Greenhous Meadow

"The longer the game goes on and it's 0-0, the more Chelsea will become anxious."

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Chelsea have the ball in the Shrewsbury net, but it's chalked off for offside after Didier Drogba just strayed too far when played in by Oscar.

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