Another good move breaks down as Richarlison finds Lucas Digne, his cross finds Ademola Lookman but the midfielder miscontrols and the hosts get it away.

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Lots of shirt pulling in this game and Everton have a penalty appeal turned down as Kurt Zouma's shirt is pulled by Jake Cooper as they await a corner.

Good move from Millwall but Lee Gregory overhits his pass to Shaun Williams and it's out for a goal-kick. The pitch didn't help them there.

It is LASHING IT DOWN in London.

Rapid move from Everton results in a corner as Gylfi Sigurdsson's shot is blocked.

Sigurdsson takes it but Millwall get it clear.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC One

Everton have to move the ball a lot quicker in midfield, they are taking too many touches. They need to get the ball to Sigurdsson and Richarlison, they are their match-winners.

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Everton forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin is down and needs treatment after landing awkwardly in an aerial challenge with Jake Cooper.

A promising move comes to an end after Ademola Lookman gets his pass into Gylfi Sigurdsson wrong. It runs through to Jordan Archer.

The Lions fans shout for a penalty as the ball hits Seamus Coleman - but it was headed straight onto his chest. Even if it had hit his hand, there's nothing he could have done about it.

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Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC One

Millwall should keep it simple, put it in the box at every opportunity and see how physical they are at the back.

The Toffees start this half on the front foot but no chances yet.

Last and perhaps least is our final 15:00 GMT highlights video.

No goals in this one but the woodwork is struck twice so still worth a watch (maybe).

Second half = under way.

Everton defender Yerry Mina must not have fully recovered from that knock he picked up in the first half and Kurt Zouma replaces him at the break.

"Put it in the box at every opportunity" is Dion Dublin's half-time advice to Millwall.

The Everton players are on the pitch ready to go, while Millwall's players are in their warm dressing room still.

Well if they have heating...

Striker Lee Gregory has now scored 10 or more goals in four of his five seasons with Millwall, only failing to do so in his debut campaign with the club in 2014-15 (nine).

Jake Cooper has been directly involved in nine goals (three goals and six assists) in 17 home games for Millwall this season, more than any other defender in England's top four divisions.

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Richarlison has scored twice as many goals in all competitions in 24 appearances this season for Everton (10) as he managed in 41 games for Watford last season (five).

Anyone else surprised that Richarlison only scored five times for Watford?

Doncaster Rovers reached the FA Cup fifth round for the first time in 63 years as they beat League Two Oldham with a last-minute winner.

Watch the goals below.