Bournemouth

Bournemouth winger Max Gradel: "One thing came in my mind (after i scored) and that was to thank the coach, he did a lot for me. When people are loyal to you you have to give something back.

"Twice it (knee injury) happened to me and it is never easy. The coach believed in me and when I was thinking of that I couldn't give up and I was thinking of my family. 

"As a player you just want to keep going. When you are winning it is a good feeling. All the players think the same, even though you are safe you should try to win games."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe, speaking to BBC Sport: "We still feel we have more work to do but we are moving in the right direction. There are still big games to come. Swansea showed good character but our lads showed even better character to deal with those setbacks and find another gear.

"There are no easy games at this level. You have to get your mentality right. Credit to the players but they have it in them to be focused and they want more. We have to keep achieving. We go into a tough run of fixtures but ones we can look forward to."

On Max Gradel’s goal: "It meant everything the club and everything to the player himself who has had a difficult time [through injury]. But the way he has come back is a breath of fresh air."

On Joshua King: "Josh has had to be patient this season. He now has the goals to back up his performances."

Bournemouth safe by mid March?

Not mathematically, but they must be close. Extraordinary achievement. 

Bournemouth 3-2 Swansea

Stoke 1-2 Southampton

Well we are canvassing opinion and Nick has come out firing here...

Nick: Really hope Bobby is gone in the summer. Nice bloke, rubbish manager. Predict another loss with another major collapse today.

Match of the Day

Gary Lineker will present our live coverage of Everton against Chelsea and is joined by Alan Shearer, Ruud Gullit and Kevin Kilbane with commentary from Guy Mowbray and Martin Keown. 

The boys will be on BBC One and the BBC Sport website from 17:20 GMT. 

Everton

Everton manager Roberto Martinez: "Any time you get to the last eight it's a vital opportunity. The cups have been full of good football, we were very close to getting to the League Cup final and now this in an opportunity in front of our own fans.

"Chelsea will be looking at this competition in the same way, it's a big footballing occasion."

A warm, rich round of applause echoes around the half-filled stands - think Ian Bell cover drive - as Aaron Lennon leads the Everton men out to warm up.

Do we agree that it is season over for whichever side loses today?

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Chelsea fans, who do you now expect to come in and take over in the summer?

Everton fans, any prospect of a change in your dugout at the end of the season?

Tweet your thoughts to us at #bbcfacup, text us on 81111 (UK Only, names on).

If you've missed the action from the People's FA Cup you can still catch the highlights from the semi-finals on the iPlayer.  

See Karl's amazing goal, meet the rest of the Pompey Amputees and hear about more inspiring stories.

Guus Hiddink wouldn't mind a repeat of this...

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BBC Sport's Joel Goldman at Goodison Park: "The 2009 FA Cup final shirt sits in the heritage room, upstairs in the Parish Church of St Luke the Evangelist, which sits in the corner of Goodison Park 

"A walk around the perimeter of Goodison Park is like a walk back in time to the good old days of football - a ground full of character, surrounded by terraced houses and with the names of legends etched into its brickwork.

"Give me this classic cauldron of football over the newer identikit, soulless stadia that clubs now move to when they run out of room at their old ground any day."

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So Everton's season may be as good as over with defeat today.

Mind you, Chelsea are only playing for the FA Cup now this season after they bowed out of the Champions League in midweek.

A big game in every way then?

Graeme Sharp
Four-time FA Cup finalist with Everton on Football Focus

"Our last trophy was in 1995 which is a long, long, time ago. The fans are craving success, it has been too long. 

"There are signs with this team something might be around corner. We have to stick together. It is a massive game today, massive."

Everton make three changes from the side which lost 3-2 to West Ham, as most notably John Stones is dropped to the bench. In come Leighton Baines, Tom Cleverley and Gareth Barry.

Everton: Robles, Coleman, Funes Mori, Jagielka (c), Baines, Cleverley, Barry, Lennon, McCarthy, Barkley, Lukaku. Subs: Howard, Stones, Niasse, Besic, Osman, Deulofeu, Kone

Chelsea make just one alteration from the team beaten by PSG in midweek. Eden Hazard misses out with a hip injury, Nemanja Matic comes in to add some Serbian steel.

Chelsea: Courtois; Azpilicueta, Cahill, Ivanovic (c), Kenedy; Mikel, Matic; Willian, Fabregas, Pedro; Diego Costa. Subs: Begovic, Baba Rahman, Terry, Loftus-Cheek, Oscar, Traore, Remy.  

Everton may have beaten today's opponents Chelsea 3-1 in September - remember Steven Naismith scoring a hat-trick? - but the Toffees have won just four home games all season in the league.

It's quite frankly not good enough is it?

Roberto Martinez has said that this game does not make or break Everton's season. But winning the FA Cup wouldn't hurt...

Three years ago Roberto Martinez won the FA Cup with Wigan.

Fairytale stuff, it was one of the old cup's biggest shocks in modern times.

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A month later he arrived at Goodison Park. He has developed John Stones and Ross Barkley into international class talents, he has managed to get a £30m striker in up front and he has seen his side score 51 times in the Premier League so far this season.

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But Everton are only 12th in the table.

With new investment in the boardroom, does Martinez need another Cup win...?