Ogbonna in real pain. West Ham do have Issa Diop on the bench. And Fabian Balbuena.

Harri Burton: It’s amazing to see West Ham pushing so high. Soucek almost playing as an attacking midfielder, should be interesting.

Sulaimon Adelkan: Sincerely David Moyes has done a great job with the Hammers. Winning tonight will be the icing on the cake.

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11 mins

Manchester United 0-0 West Ham

Brave defending and it's hurt Angelo Ogbonna! Anthony Martial sprints in behind, Ogbonna makes a fine block and Martial follows through onto the Italian's ankle.

It certainly does, and West Ham have won seven of their last nine. Electric form. Who saw that coming?

Manchester United sans Bruno Fernandes are looking a bit stodgy.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth caretaker boss Jonathan Woodgate, speaking to BT Sport: "We wanted it but you need the players to execute it and they did that. I thought every single one of them was very good. I think that is the second time in our history we have reached the quarter-finals so fair play to the players.

"I said to the lads before the game as many wins you can get the more confidence it gives you. Winning breeds confidence.

"It is one game at a time for me. If I am in charge for the Nottingham Forest game then I will do it to the best of my ability."

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC One

One of the things West Ham need to be careful of is leaving too much space when they are playing high up the pitch. They might have to be more on the cautious side, knowing that Marcus Rashford is going to want to make that run in behind.

I'm glad the thumbs ratio is with me on sofagate. I don't think it should take nearly a full football season to get a chair delivered.

Anyway, the home side are now into their stride and dominating the possession.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC One

Patient play from Manchester United. When they lost the ball I liked the reaction to go and win it back. They have started the game well.

Terrific surge from Mason Greenwood to power into the box but Angelo Ogbonna shuts the door in his face.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Lee Mason is on fourth official duty at Old Trafford tonight.

Mason was VAR a week ago when Southampton's Jan Bednarek was sent off. He was also VAR on Saturday when West Ham's Tomas Soucek was dismissed at Fulham.

Both decisions were overturned.

Bet he is hoping for a quiet night this evening.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC One

It's a really tough one to call. There are so many key battles all over the field that are going to determine this game. I do like that left-hand side of Manchester United with Telles and Rashford.

Mark Noble skims a free-kick right through the penalty area for West Ham, who have made a sharp start.

Dennis Ethan: Looking at the teams West Ham should be the favourites to reach the quarter-final.

David Moyes has never won a game at Old Trafford apparently.

As a visiting manager, anyway. I think he won at least once during his Old Trafford cameo.

Under way!

Speaking of long waits, a mate of mine ordered a sofa on 30 August and has been told he'll now get it delivered in April.

Covid or not - acceptable?

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC One

West Ham come here in good form and we know what Manchester United are about. I'm hoping to see two teams really going at it.

The last eight will be played at the end of March by the way - quite a wait.

Here come the sides, a place in the quarter-finals alongside Bournemouth at stake!

Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on BBC One

I would have fancied West Ham - I want West Ham to win - but I would have backed them for the win if Michail Antonio was playing.