Gareth Barry has been spraying passes about like an early 2000s David Beckham in this game. With Everton winning a free-kick midway inside the Bournemouth area, this is a chance for another Hollywood ball from the midfielder. It's not one of his best, though, squaring it across the ground for a team-mate instead of pumping it into the box.

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Bryan Oviedo wraps his leg around Joshua King's ankle as the Bournemouth forward uses his pace to try and get away down the right. Oviedo is fuming, holding the ball in front of the linesman to say he made contact with the ball first. He didn't.

Simon Francis whips in the free-kick, the ball is headed out to Shaun MacDonald, who chests down and drives a shot just over.

Decent start to the second half.

Now Bournemouth have a corner as Junior Stanislas tosses aside an FA Cup placard to make some space. He swings the ball in, but Everton head clear.

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Match of the Day live

"Lukaku has got to demand the ball more at times, he has to show passion - he doesn't seem that bothered. He's a bit like a pussycat, you've got to get him angry to get him playing."

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More of a smudge map than a heat map for Romelu Lukaku's first-half display. The MOTD pundits want him to show himself for the ball more on this half. 

He has a chance to do that as Everton win a corner, Tom Cleverley swings it but it is Seamus Coleman who attacks it, powering a header over.

No changes for either side as Bournemouth get things up and running in the second half. 

The key moment of the first half - and an excellent stop from Joel Robles.

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Not able to watch the game on BBC One? Then worry not because there's full match commentary with Alistair Bruce-Ball and John Hartson on BBC Radio 5 live.

Watford manager Quique Sanchez Flores: "To win the match is the most important thing for us, and to avoid a replay for us. We were better in the second half than the first half. We took control with the ball and we had more attempts. 

[On midfielder Mario Suarez and striker Nordin Amrabat, handed rare starts]: "They are completely ready to be protagonists in the team, they are very important players."

David Moyes
Ex Everton manager on BBC Match of the Day live

"Everton have been in good positions to make chances but have not taken them."

One cracking run aside, Harry Redknapp clearly thinks Romelu Lukaku hasn't put himself about enough in this game.

"I walked further with my dog this morning," he says.

Reading manager Brian McDermott speaking to BBC Sport:

"We deserved to win the game. The boys gave us everything. We don’t underestimate ourselves. The last few games we are starting to build what we need to build. We weren't worried at 1-0 - you just get on with what you have to get on with. Some of our play was very very good. To beat a Premier League side at this stage is great."

Leeds manager Steve Evans: "I think the performance was good. It was the cruellest way ever to go out of the FA Cup - it was a terrible goal to concede. We dominated the quality of the play until half-time. If you came here in the first half, you'd have thought Leeds United were the Premier League team. 

"Scott Wootton's in tears, he's apologised to every member of staff and he'll not sleep for days. It's probably the lowest point of his life.

"The timewasting [by Watford] was like something you'd see abroad, you don't want to see that in English football."

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Harry Redknapp
Ex-Bournemouth manager on BBC Match of the Day live

"Apart from that one run from Lukaku, with Everton there has been passing, passing, passing but no end product."

No goals, but before you think about reaching for the remote and switching over to Dad's Army shortly consider this; when these two met at Bournemouth in the league earlier this season there were four goals in the second half. All in the final few minutes. 

There's plenty of scope for some drama to come in this encounter.

Alan Shearer
Former England captain on Match of the Day live

"Both teams, their play in the final third has been terrible."

All square at the break, but Bournemouth will feel they should be ahead. 

One minute of added time as Dan Gosling is booked after scraping the back of Aaron Lennon's ankle with his boot. Ouch.

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Big Nev knows what he is talking about.