It's 15 days since Sheffield Wednesday last played - they postponed two Championship games against Coventry and Wycombe Wanderers because of positive Covid-19 tests - and nearly a month since Tony Pulis was sacked after 10 matches in charge.

Coach Neil Thompson is still in temporary charge. What is going on with the Owls?

No FA Cup win for another year for Liverpool then - how about the blue side of town?

It's 26 years since they won the trophy, any trophy for that matter. Carlo Ancelotti has gone for a strong side tonight and the winners will face either Tottenham or Wycombe Wanderers in round five.

Dara Sheahan: One-man team? Fernandes is the talisman, but did we not put two past supposedly one of the best teams in Europe while he was sitting on the bench?

RegularJon: You have to hand it to Klopp today, did so well running the league leaders so close given the injury crisis and form of his recent over-achievers

Liverpool

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "There was a lot of good things and some mistakes around the goals. If you want to win here you have to be absolutely top and we were not.

"For the first goal we had no protection, we wanted it too much. Things like this should not happen but they can happen. We had too many platers in a receiving position.

"We can take things out of this game, we try to learn from every game. It's good for Mo Salah, good for the confidence. It was a tough game. We want it hard but tonight it was not enough.

"If you win a game there are negatives, if you lose a game too but I saw the boys really, really wanted it. We had problems on the counter-attack, it was intense, but there were positives."

It was the tie we all hoped it might be. Here are the goals...

Everton make five changes to the side that beat Wolves in the Premier League 12 days ago.

Robin Olsen, Seamus Coleman, Andre Gomes, Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin come in.

Jordan Pickford, Michael Keane, Alex Iwobi, Tom Davies and Lucas Digne come out.

Everton XI: Olsen, Coleman, Mina, Holgate, Godfrey, Doucoure, Gomes, Rodriguez, Richarlison, Sigurdsson, Calvert-Lewin.

Sheffield Wednesday make two changes to the side that beat Exeter in the last round.

Osaze Urhoghide and Julian Borner come in, Moses Odubaju and Liam Shaw drop out.

Sheff Wed XI: Wildsmith, Urhoghide, Brennan, Borner, Galvin, Harris, Banna, Pelupessy, Reach, Green, Paterson.

Cheers Dawkesy - yep one more game and the good news is Everton have gone strong...

I'm done for the day. But the football isn't. I'm going to leave you again with Tom Rostance for Everton v Sheffield Wednesday. Enjoy.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer speaking to BBC Sport: "Brilliant - you know when you go a goal, down the reaction of everyone was really good. We played some really good stuff, good goals, we have to defend well against them and we managed to react well and of course towards the end there were some moments but we kept them away.

"Great goal, good free kick. When you leave him out like I did today, he stayed about 45 minutes after training yesterday shooting free kicks so I was pretty confident he could score one if he got the chance. He's never happy with me when I tell him to go inside after training when he's playing the next day so he got some practice yesterday.

"Marcus [Rashford] has played up front, down the right and left and we felt if we could switch the ball early today we could attack them because Liverpool defend on the front foot so we have to be quick on the ball, we did that well."

On Mason Greenwood limping down the tunnel after the game: "His knee was bothering him so scan tomorrow and see where we are."

Ray Hall: Fernandes has the same impact on a United side as a Rooney, Keane and dare I say a Cantona, he’s a leader, but credit has to also go to Solskjaer, hasn’t been the smoothest of journeys but he’s getting a United side together which feels like a United side of old

Field: Simply put, what a game of football. That's lockdown entertainment right there. Liverpool have to go and get a centre back, Its cost them the game today. Ole is doing well for a p.e teacher! Bring on West Ham.

Patrick May: It’s weird to see Man United dominating English football again

Since his Man Utd debut in February 2020, Bruno Fernandes has scored more goals than any other player for Premier League clubs (28). Fair play.

Manchester United

Man Utd midfielder Bruno Fernandes, speaking on BBC One: "We played well, we created a lot of chances, pressed them more than the game in the league."

Excited by what is building? "A lot, it is dream come true to play for this club in the Premier League.

"Everyone knows and I know now the fans are happy and will have a good week."

Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on BBC One

United went to their bench and brought Bruno Fernandes on, you have heard that he only scores penalties or he doesn't do it in big games but he made the difference.

He was the difference today, Liverpool's subs made no impact.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Great entertainment, both sides going at each other end to end, crunching tackles - we were so entertained by some of the football today.

Klopp's woeful record in the FA Cup continues. Liverpool have only made the fifth round once in his tenure. With this on top of the home loss to Burnley, the Reds have had a stinking week.

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Corin Wright: I love how demanding Fernandes is on himself and the players around him.

West Ham will be here in a couple of weeks' time in round five. David Moyes back at Old Trafford.

All over!

United edge a superb, rollercoaster tie to make it through to round five.

And here is the reason why...

That could be that.

The free-kick is nodded to the edge of the box by Pogba and sliced wide of goal on the volley by Salah.