First shot on target at Turf Moor as Ben Mee's header from Steven Defour's free-kick is held by Lee Grant.   

Stoke had half a shout for a penalty just before when Marko Arnautovic's 30-yard effort appeared to hit Mee's arm, but nothing given.

It is all Watford in the opening 15 minutes at Vicarage Road.

Much like they did against Man United, West Brom are sitting back. But will they pounce tonight?

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

What about Rashford's pace! That injection of sheer speed frightens defenders. 

Manchester United are straight on the attack as Marcus Rashford speeds past a scrambling Phil Jagielka before his cross is put behind. Soon after, Zlatan Ibrahimovic breaks through the defence but sees his shot blocked by Ashley Williams. United are in no mood for another goalless draw.

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Leicester are having most of the play so far but Jamie Vardy has only touched the ball twice - both on the touchline.

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Leicester are pushing forward once again and win a free-kick on the right flank. Riyad Mahrez fires it in towards the far post, where Robert Huth is waiting, and the big defender's header back across goal almost dips under the way but Jordan Pickford manages to push the ball over.

There has been little goalmouth action at Turf Moor so far.

Stoke - playing with a 3-4-3 formation - are looking to find their left wing-back Erik Pieters at pretty much every opportunity.

And we're under way at Old Trafford now.

A reminder of the teams...

Man Utd : De Gea, Young, Bailly, Rojo, Blind, Ander Herrera, Carrick, Fellaini, Lingard, Ibrahimovic, Rashford.  Subs : Pogba, Martial, Romero, Mkhitaryan, Shaw, Fosu-Mensah, Darmian. 

Everton:  Robles, Holgate, Jagielka, Ashley Williams, Baines, Davies, Barry, Gana, Mirallas, Lukaku, Barkley.  Subs:  Valencia, Stekelenburg, Calvert-Lewin, Lookman, Pennington, Kenny, Joe Williams. 

Referee:  Neil Swarbrick (Lancashire)

Better from Sunderland. Didier Ndong curls in a cross towards the far post for Seb Larsson, but he is beaten to the ball by Danny Simpson, who takes no chances by powering a header behind for a Sunderland corner, which Leicester deal with. 

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Troy Deeney is making his presence felt in these early stages and he tries to brush past a defender to meet a M'Baye Niang cross but West Brom head clear. Moments later, Nacer Chadli sees his shot saved by Ben Foster. Watford on top. 

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Very nervous start by Sunderland as Lamine Kone and Jordan Pickford both hesitate to deal with a long ball forward and Jamie Vardy almost nips in but eventually Kone takes control and takes the ball out wide.

But he's then dispossessed by Demarai Gray, who plays in Shinji Okazaki but his near-post strike hits the sidenetting.

Seconds after kick off, Michael Keane lamps the ball forward and Stoke head out of play.

It's going to be one of those games..

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

It is generally not great to be a substitute, especially those costing large amounts of money.

But Paul Pogba seemed to be having a fun time warming up with Timothy Fosu-Mensah.

The pair were trying all sorts of tricks as they went through their routines.

Pogba maintained his passing accuracy throughout. Unlike Fosu-Mensah, who knocked the ball so wide of the Frenchman at one point, goalkeeper David de Gea had to get it.

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And we're under way in the 19:45 BST kick offs.

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Scott Redup: At least Van Gaal was an interesting funny character. Unlike moaning Mourinho...  

Good bit of presumably goalkeeper-based banter in the Leicester tunnel as Kasper Schmeicher and Jordan Pickford share a joke. 

Pickford also gives fist bumps to a couple of other Foxes players, presumably ones he has either spent time with on loan spells at other clubs.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Antoine Griezmann to United is a deal I would say Manchester United are keen to get over the line. But the question is, do Manchester United need to qualify for the Champions League if they want to attract names like Antoine Griezmann to the club?

Jose Mourinho is a big enough name to attract big name players and yes, they managed to persuade Paul Pogba, but he had history and ties to Manchester United, he knew the area and the club. 

Will Griezmann come to Manchester United with no Champions League football? That's something we will only see pan out over the next four or five weeks.  

Nick Elgar is the coach of disability team Woking Wolves and dad to two of its players. 

He tells us what it means for his two disabled boys and the rest of the Wolves team to be able to play competitive football...

To see more stories from the semi-finals of the  FA People's Cup ,  watch our highlights programme,  available now on the iPlayer.