Roberto Martinez knows how to win an FA Cup. Could this be Everton's year?

Well, we are done and dusted with our marathon FA Cup coverage. If you want to see all the goals from today's games then don't forget Match of the Day is on BBC One tonight at 22:40 GMT.

Then tomorrow, Chelsea versus Manchester City is live on BBC One from 15:30 GMT, with the quarter-final draw taking place on BBC Two shortly after 18:00 GMT.

Right, I'm off. Cheerio.

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Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe, speaking to MOTD: "Everton had the extra quality and in key moments in the game we did not take our chances.

"It looked like we were going to score the rebound from the penalty save but that is one of those things, players eager to get on the end of it. No blame on Charlie, though.

"We were well in the game at half-time. It was a real 50-50 but the deflected goal was key. 

"I have been on record many times saying the league is our priority."

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More from Martinez: "We will take it step by step. It was important that we showed we can adapt to this game, now we want to get a really good period in the league. The only thing that has been missing has been wins at home and we are looking to change that.

"The League Cup semi-final gave us an inspiration to want to be at Wembley every chance we can. Clearly the group is hungry for that kind of occasion."

Everton boss Roberto Martinez, speaking to MOTD: "I thought it was a really important performance for us. In the first half we were not anywhere near our level but the second half was a real change. We scored twice and it put us in a position we were in before, we had a 2-0 lead here last time but could not manage the game but this time we did.

"Another clean sheet keeps the consistency from our last four performances. We look a really strong team now going into the final part of the season and I am really proud of going into the quarter-finals of the FA Cup.

"Conceding goals at any stage will dictate the rest of the game. Joel Robles is enjoying his football, Tim Howard has been a big part of that, helping him to feel comfortable."

Alan Shearer
Former England captain on Match of the Day

"I don't understand Bournemouth. They don't play until next Saturday. It's hard to understand why they put a weakened team out."

Mal Hughes: Yessssss! Well done blue boys, great win. Onto the next round!!

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Everton goalscorer Romelu Lukaku on penalty save: "Robles save kept us in the game. At half time we discussed how we could do better and we came out and took our chances.

"It's a blessing to play next to Ross Barkley and hopefully we can do a good job together."

Ross Barkley added: "It would mean everything to me and the fans to make it to the final, but we're focusing on the quarter-final and kicking on in the competition."

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Romelu Lukaku was Martin Keon's man of the match and the MOTD pundits are raving about Ross Barkley, but how good was Joel Robles? Great penalty save and then some commanding saves to frustrate Bournemouth.

Alan Shearer
Former England captain on Match of the Day

"Everton took their chances. Bournemouth had two chances in the second half and failed to take them and that was the difference. Everton deserved it."

The moment the tie was won?

All over and Everton march into the last eight.

...Everton are not too fussed about pinging that free-kick into the box and instead play a bit of keep ball on the right flank.

Kevin Mirallas wins Everton a free-kick as the away fans chant his name. A late chance for a third now...

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

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Lukaku is my man of the match. He just keeps getting better and better with more power and more pace. 

The 90 minutes are up and we are into four minutes of stoppage time.  Bournemouth are in possession, but time is running out...

Joey Fitz: Don't know why but I've never rated Joshua King, everywhere he has been he seems to have high potential and not hit it.

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Joshua King tries to turn provider this time and he crosses low behind the Everton defence. Junior Stanislas is rushing in, but Joel Robles claws the ball out of his path.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

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Stanislas really can whip a ball in. King couldn't get the faint touch he needed, even though there wasn't an Everton player near him. They've got to take those opportunities.

Chance for Matt Ritchie to cause a bit of mayhem with a free-kick on the right. He bends the ball in, headed away but Junior Stanislas recovers it and whips a cross in, but Joshua King's header is over.

Commander in chief: "I swear Mirallas sometimes thinks he's Ronaldo."