Creative Mind: Why would any big club want to buy Lukaku? Turns up in small games, forever lost in the ones that actually matter. 

FEMI JOHN ATOYEBI: Criminal defending and goalkeeping by Everton who are now done for.

Ash: Liverpool's goals are very well finished but surely Robles has to attempt a save, no matter how futile it may be.

Everton roll the dice. Tom Davies and Matthew Pennington off, Enner Valencia and Gareth Barry on. Flat back four?

Stephen James: Robles deciding not to save anything today? Quite bizarre positioning and decision making!

John Dunthorne: Nothing wrong with Liverpool's shooting this afternoon, 3 crackers! 

Khael Malik: Williams looks so average without Funes Mori

Emre Can is actually on his feet and looks set to continue. He gets a kiss from Jurgen Klopp for being a big, brave boy. Meanwhile, The Kop is rocking in the sunshine.

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62 mins

Liverpool 3-1 Everton

Emre Can looks in real trouble here. Challenge from Ashley Williams, who goes in the book. Can is writhing around in agony. It's the left knee, clattered as Williams slid in. Liverpool could be losing another here.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Brilliant finish from Origi but to be fair, Coutinho's pass was absolutely brilliant. The angle of that pass was a moment of utter genius. If you get the chance to watch that on Match of the Day, I urge you to do so. 

If he wasn't already man of the match, surely that confirms it there. Someone else needs to score a hat-trick to take that title off him. 

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

The way Saido Mane went down there, you can sometimes get away with it and play on but the angle at which he landed on his leg can cause massive damage. He will be very lucky if he hasn't picked up a nasty injury there. 

Daniel Craig update. He's got shades on now. The hungover man's friend. Everton come down the right, again through Ross Barkley, who releases Mason Holgate. The cross is blocked. If Everton are getting something from this, it will most likely be through Barkley.

The action continues, but more eyes are on the near touchline, where Sadio Mane gingerly limps towards the tunnel. Applause as he disappears, replaced by Divock Origi.

Sadio Mane could be done for here. He tries to walk, then collapses in a heap. Liverpool temporarily down to 10.

Eeessshhh. Sadio Mane falls awkwardly, stays down, gets up and hobbles, then goes down again. It looks like he'll be OK, but the fall was nasty. Noise comes from The Kop as the Everton subs warm up at the other end.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Wow, Ross Barkley looks like a different player compared to the first half. He appears much more relaxed, his touch is much better. Whatever Koeman has said to him, it's worked. 

Blue overhead now, rendering the floodlights slightly redundant. Ooofff, Anthony Taylor blows when Ross Barkley slips over, giving an Everton free-kick for some reason. We're still looking for Romelu Lukaku.

Big, big chance. Everton free-kick pumped into the box. The Liverpool line is non-existent and Ashley Williams slides to get on the end of it. If he makes better contact, Romelu Lukaku is lurking, but Simon Mignolet gathers. At the other end, Emre Can forces Joel Robles into action. Very, very watchable.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I wouldn't be surprised if Ronald Koeman has said "right, change things up a bit, try a bit harder" this half because Liverpool look as if they can score, almost at will, when they get the ball in those wide areas. 

We Will Rock You on the PA as the players get back on to the field.

Back under way...

Jurgen Klopp is back out, staring intently at the ground near his technical area.

"Now, where did I drop my chewing gum?"

Just how did those legs end up there? Find out with our  top 10 magic moments  from last weekend's FA People's Cup semi-finals.  

For more FA People's Cup action, watch our semi-final highlights programme,  available on the iPlayer now and on the Red Button at 13:50 BST today and repeated at 17:30, 21:20 and 23:55.