Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This a damaging defeat - losing to your local rivals will hurt. It doesn't matter if it is the FA Cup or the Premier League. You want to win. The Everton fans in the factories, offices and shops tomorrow are going to have endure banter all day from the Liverpool supporters.

Liverpool

Liverpool goalscorer Curtis Jones speaking to BBC One: "I just go out there and try and play my game.

"It’s been frustrating at times being on the bench and then getting a taste on the pitch and then being back on the bench.

"I've been basically begging to come on but hopefully I’ve topped it off with a good goal.

"I can't sum up my emotions. For me it’s huge just being around this team every day and learning from this group of players. There are world-class players all over this team but I think I went out and showed what I could do on the pitch."

Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana: "It's frustrating at times for them [the youngsters] because they want to play but it's times like these that they are given the opportunity to show what they are capable of.

"I am delighted he [Jones] took his opportunity, as did everybody else."

West Ham will hope this game goes better than the last time they travelled to a League One side.

The Hammers were thrashed 4-0 at Oxford in the Carabao Cup earlier this season.

Speaking of Oxford, Shandon Baptiste scored a great goal against the Hammers - and he netted an even better one against Hartlepool yesterday.

Watch it here...

If West Ham do lose today, this will be the third year in a row they've been knocked out by a League One side. In 2017-18 it was Wigan, and then it was AFC Wimbledon last year.

The football never stops. Time to start building up to tonight's final game - Gillingham v West Ham.

Don't worry though, we'll also be bringing you reaction from Anfield.

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle and England striker on Match of the Day Live

Wow, and absolutely magnificent performance from Liverpool.

The reason why Everton were hopeless second half was because Liverpool did not allow them to play.

They were better in possession, they were better out of possession, they looked more comfortable on the ball, they created more chances.

The youngsters looked as if they were the experienced professionals and been around for years when it should have been the other way around.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

If you don't take your chances against Liverpool, you will pay. Liverpool got the job done. Everton were not ruthless enough in the first half. Jurgen Klopp is very much the new Sir Alex Ferguson - he is running this club from top to bottom. So when youngsters come in they know the job they should do. There's no flash Harrys. The club looks unstoppable.

Liverpool remain unbeaten in their last 23 home games against Everton in all competitions (W13 D10).

They have beaten the Toffees twice at Anfield in the same season for the first time since the 1986-87 campaign.

Aged 18 years and 340 days, Curtis Jones became Liverpool's youngest goalscorer in a Merseyside derby since Robbie Fowler (18y 338d) in the Premier League in March 1994.

Everton have been eliminated from the FA Cup third round in four of the last six campaigns, as many as their previous 20 seasons beforehand.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

Who said you can't win anything with kids! Liverpool were great today but Everton will be disappointed. They had their chances in the first half but simply didn't take them.

Curtis Jones is given a big bear hug from club captain Jordan Henderson and Jurgen Klopp races over to him with a cheesy grin on his face.

"You can't win anything with kids."

Unbelievable! Liverpool's young team beat Everton to progress to the fourth round thanks to an extraodinary goal from local boy Curtis Jones.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

If Liverpool pull this off...it's not just the first team, It's the academy! How proud they must be of these youngsters.

Any time left for Everton to get an equaliser? Joe Gomez smashes the ball out for a throw-in.

Davey Mannses: C’mon, Everton! Get a late goal. A replay would annoy Liverpool more than losing!

Djibril Sidibe puts a cross in from the right which Moise Kean can only try and acrobatically turn in with his right foot as it's behind him.

It sails way over the bar but that was a tough chance for the Everton substitute, who has barely had a look-in since coming on.

Three minutes of stoppage time.

Bernard tries to link-up with Lucas Digne on the left but the full-back can't bring it under the control.

He kicks the sponsorship hoardings in frustration as it rolls out for a throw-in.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

Everton haven't really responded to the goal which will disappoint Carlo Ancelotti and the fans. We saw Duncan Ferguson get angry when he was temporarily in charge and he'll probably feel the same way now. For Everton, there were just too many missed chances in the first half.

Richarlison is offside as the long ball is played forward. Carlo Ancellotti looks on sternly, expressionless almost, while Jurgen Klopp emphatically applauds his young back four which is being led by Joe Gomez.