This fourth-round weekend began with a shock, as Middlesbrough sent Manchester United spinning out.

It has ended with an even bigger one tonight as Boreham Wood entered dream land. And we've had some stunning, gripping, dramatic stuff inbetween.

The FA Cup is very much alive and kicking.

There's still live football on elsewhere right now. Go and enjoy it.

Night all.

Boreham Wood manager Luke Garrard, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Very high, very emotional. I have my friends here. Family in the stands. What the boys have achieved this evening is incredible. We rode our luck, it went across the face of our goal, the goal that did go in was not offside. But our chairman says that God loves a trier. We applied ourselves, we worked hard and we stuck to what e felt would get us the win. We have come here and kept a clean sheet, which is incredible.

"They could have out the ball in the box more. Last 15 minutes they started to get men in the box, with good deliveries. I thought our defence was brilliant. They played a lot in front of us in the first half. I can digest so much and analyse everything, but we have come to Bournemouth, who I genuinely think will get into the Premier League, and beaten them 1-0. To say I will now be pitting my wits against Frank Lampard. I love him because of the player he is and what he has done for England. It is the things you dream of.

"It is hard work. Connor Stevens goes in at left centre-half this evening after being signed on Thursday. He was excellent. To not concede in the FA Cup to this stage is incredible. We will probably go and get slapped 10-0 by Everton.

"We signed Mark Ricketts six years ago and were told he had no legs. The medical team to get him ready for this game is incredible. Do I think we win the game without him? He is massive for this football club.

"Teenage Dirtbag was on in the changing room again. We are such a disfunctional family. But that is what is helping get us our results. One or two beers and I think I might be asleep. Then I go on to prepping for Wrexham. To manage this club and take this town, this community to Goodison. I am so thankful we gave them all a moment."

Boreham Wood manager Luke Garrard, speaking to ITV Sport: "I am in tatters. I am on top of the world, the emotions at the minute are incredible.

"We rode our luck. I tell my boy every Sunday to be a good team player. That is what we did. I am going to get emotional, they are unbelievable these boys.

"To a man, staff, people in the boardroom that is for them. It was the last 10 for me, the headers.

"It is just amazing. I thought they were going to hit us for eight, this hasn't registered with me at all.

"I love Frank [Lampard, Everton boss], Ashley Cole [Everton coach] is the best left-back Arsenal ever had. To be able to pit my wits against them, it hasn't sunk in yet. I was buzzing when we scored the goal and I would have been content to lose 3-1 but to do that was just incredible."

Before ending their show to crack on with showing You Only Live Twice, ITV showed the scenes inside the Boreham Wood dressing room. It was classic FA Cup giant-killing scenes. Champagne soaked camera lens, shirtless players, bouncing en masse, singing, Utter, utter joy.

They also grabbed a few minutes with a very emotional Luke Garrard...

What about this then... Boreham Wood chairman Danny Hunter had to remortgage his house to help the club keep going during lockdown.

And now his club are going to Goodison Park to face Everton in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Warms your heart when people are rewarded for giving so much to keep alive something that matters to them and their community.

Magic of the Cup.

Boreham Wood's Will Evans, speaking to ITV Sport: "It is a special night. An unbelievable night. Obviously we wanted to come here and cause an upset but to actually do it is another thing. Credit to everyone - the gaffer, the lads, all the fans, everyone."

Boreham goalscorer Mark Ricketts: "I needed some help to get through the game. The leg gave way a bit near the end. I ran out of steam. Adrenaline definitely helped."

Evans: "He's 37 year's old too! Credit to him. Unbelievable."

Ricketts: "The ball fell to me nicely [for the goal]. At a nice pace. I'm probably not well known for finishing shots off like that. It was perfect."

Evans: "His [manager Luke Garrard] work ethic is unbelievable. He watches game after game and his attention to detail is up there with the best I've seen in my career."

Ricketts: "It is huge for us. There was interest in the club coming into this game. To go away to Goodison there will be even more. It is great for the community. We are such a small club but we have big hearts and following now."

Karen Carney
Former Chelsea midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The manager Luke Garrard is in tears. What a day for him.

Karen Carney
Former Chelsea midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Just watching the celebrations, they are absolutely loving it. That performance was incredible. The game plan was oustanding, they dug deep, there was pressure after pressure. Absolutely brilliant from Boreham Wood.

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Amazingly, Boreham Wood have still yet to concede a goal in this season's FA Cup. Five games. Shop shut.

You can see why too. Such discipline, organisation and guts.

We have a non-league side in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Boreham Wood are going to Everton.

The final corner is swung in and headed over. The final whistle goes. The Boreham fans go wild. Tyrone Marsh is straight off the bench and right into the away end.

Love the FA Cup.

THEY HAVE DONE IT!!!!

One final Bournemouth corner. This is it now...

Time is up. Bournemouth on borrowed time.

Boreham are so, so, so close.

In it comes... Boreham win the header.

The ball comes back and Jamal Lowe... hooks over.

Bournemouth corner.

Sixty seconds.

Here is Nile Ranger for a late cameo. He replaces Scott Boden.

Two minutes to go. Just 120 seconds.

WIDE!

Dominic Solanke twists in the box and fires... but it trickles wide of the far post. The Boreham players and fans swallow their hearts back into their chest.