Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Boreham Wood look like a really organised team and they look big and strong. They look fearless.

Everton are trying to play from the back and there are five Boreham Wood players closing them down.

What a moment this would have been.

Everton work a swift move with Abdoulaye Doucoure slipping a pass into the path of Vitalii Mykolenko, whose low shot is pushed away by Taye Ashby-Hammond.

Andros Townsend blazes over from the follow up.

Big night for Nathan Patterson, with the Scot making his Everton debut tonight.

He has been given a generous round of applause everytime he had touched the ball.

Phil Dawkes
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Really emotional scenes here at Goodison before kick-off. The players each came on to the field holding a Ukraine flag before holding up a banner together that read ‘Imagine all the people, sharing all the world’ as John Lennon’s Imagine played. To a fan, everyone was on their feet applauding a really powerful moment.

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TheSlightlySurprisedOne: Magic hearing home boy Lennon singing Imagine

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

We are all going to stick together and it's a beautiful thing that Everton did there. It's a beautiful thing Boreham Wood did there and it's a beautiful thing the fans did there.

Let's show all of those on the right side right now that we stand together.

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Nice easy catch for Boreham Wood goalkeeper Taye Ashby-Hammond when he is called on for the first time in the match, as Andros Townsend's cross from the right drifts straight through to him.

Tom Gayle
BBC TV at Goodison Park

Kane Smith hands the Everton captain a Boreham Wood Shirt with Mykelenko on the bag. The Ukrainian proudly lofts the top proudly above his head.

Off we go at Goodison Park.

Everton skipper for the night Vitalii Mykolenko is presented with a t-shirt with his name on the back of it.

Imagine by John Lennon plays out over the speakers at Goodison Park.

Everton players enter the pitch draped in Ukraine flags, while opposition Boreham Wood carry out Ukraine flags onto the pitch.

One fan is in tears in the stands.

Everton

Watch highlights as National League side Boreham Wood progress to the fifth round of the FA Cup with a shock 1-0 victory over the Championship's AFC Bournemouth and the celebrations that followed.

BBC Sport visits non-league Boreham Wood FC, who beat Bournemouth in the FA Cup fourth round and now face Everton for a place in the quarter-finals.

Tom Gayle
BBC TV at Goodison Park

Luke Garrard was a little slow in walking over to the pitchside monitor for the sixth round draw. I tell him they’ve potentially got Crystal Palace away. He gives me the thumbs up along with a wry smile, before walking off to share the news with substitute Adrian Clifton.

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Boreham Wood will attempt to become the second non-league club to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals in the modern era when they face Everton tonight.

The Wood, third in the National League table, take on the Toffees, 17th in the Premier League, at a sold-out Goodison Park (20:15 GMT).

Lincoln City, then in the National League, beat Premier League Burnley on their way to the quarter-finals in 2016-17, where they lost 5-0 at Arsenal.

So will the Hertfordshire club's fairytale FA Cup run continue?

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FA Cup

The FA Cup quarter-finals will take place on the weekend of Friday 18 March to Monday 21 March 2022.

And that concludes the quarter-finals draw for the Emirates FA Cup.

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