Almost! Everton work it nicely to free Seamus Coleman on the overlap, he just does the simple thing and hits a cracking first-time cross into the middle.

It's over Dominic Calvert-Lewin but Richarlison is there, heads it across goal and Joe Wildsmith turns it onto the bar and over.

Everton popping it about nicely - ah, as I say that Abdoulaye Doucoure hits it straight to man in camo grey or whatever colour kit this Wednesday outfit is meant to be.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wednesday lined up as a back four but they seem to be doing something slightly different now, looks like a back three. That's quite smart, as if to say to the opposition this is what we're doing then do something different.

On second glance it looks like they're changing between a back three to a back four all the time.

The first proper strike on goal comes from Adam Reach, the Wednesday midfielder crashing in a shot from around 25 yards which Robin Olsen has to tip away for a corner.

Great hit.

Some debate over whether the visitors are playing four or five at the back, looks pretty fluid. Here come Everton, Gylfi Sigurdsson and Richarlison almost link up nicely on the edge of the area but the ball gets away from the Brazilian.

Seamus Coleman gets a full-on clothesline in the face early on, that'll wake him up on this cold evening.

Wednesday kick us off.

Sorry I got waylaid by the dog squeaking a space hopper in my ear for five minutes until I threw it for him.

Here we go then.

The World Cup seems a long time ago doesn't it?

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

One man who wasn't part of today's proceedings was Jesse Lingard.

The former England star has found it difficult to get into the Manchester United side this season and it looks like he might be going out on loan before the transfer window closes.

"He wants to play football, so we will sit down and make a decision on what we do.

"Jesse has been the ultimate pro and trained well with a small group. I would be happy to have him around us but we will see if anything comes up."

Almost time to get this one under way. Let's hope James Rodriguez is fit and firing for the neutrals among us.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has just done his post-match press conference.

In it he revealed Bruno Fernandes, having been told he was not going to start today's game, stayed on the training pitch yesterday practicing free-kicks for an additional 45 minutes.

The extra work certainly paid off.

I've gone down a bit of a Paul Warhurst wormhole here but I'd forgotten just how good he was up front for a bit - the usual centre-half scored 12 in 12 after helping out up front and got an England call-up.

Amazing.

Which Premier League centre-half now would do a job? Fabian Schar is Newcastle's best finisher isn't he?

If you've still not seen the highlights from Old Trafford you, my friend, are in luck.

Sheffield Wednesday have been eliminated from 16 of their last 17 FA Cup ties against Premier League opponents, with the exception being a 1-0 win at Brighton last season.

I couldn't tell you what I had for my tea last night but I can vividly remember a pre-FA Cup final VT in 1993 about Paul Warhurst practicing volleys by smashing them through a car tyre on a rope.

Send help.

Sheffield Wednesday are playing Callum Paterson, their number 5, up front tonight.

Strong Paul Warhurst retro vibes.

Image source, PA Media

Everton

Thierry Small has been included in the Everton squad tonight and will become their youngest ever player if he appears off the bench.

In October, he showed off the fiery skills that have made him a hot prospect in academy football.

Watch below.

TalkfootballNabi: Friendly reminder that Man United signed one of the best strikers in the world still at his peak on a free whilst Liverpool's Thiago just doesn't fit their team at all. Should have used those wages on a centre-back

We had the unusual event of the fifth-round draw taking place on the same night as the fourth round so here's how it's shaping up so far:

Burnley v Bournemouth/Crawley Town

Manchester United v West Ham

Sheffield United v Bristol City

Wolves v Southampton

Barnsley v Chelsea

Everton/Sheffield Wednesday v Wycombe/Tottenham

Swansea City v Manchester City

Leicester v Brighton