Summary

  • Listen to BBC Radio 5 Live commentary using audio icon at the top of the page (UK only)

  • FT: Everton 2-0 Boreham Wood - Rondon opens scoring before heading home a second

  • Ukraine's Vitalii Mykolenko named Everton skipper and substituted to standing ovation

  • Emotional scenes before match as support is shown for Ukraine

  • Boreham Wood are the lowest ranked team left in the competition

  • Winners will travel to Crystal Palace in quarters

Live Reporting

Shamoon Hafez

  1. Mykolenko in right frame of mind

    Everton v Boreham Wood (20:15 GMT)

    Everton

    Vitaliy MykolenkoGetty Images

    Defender Vitaliy Mykolenko is in the right frame of mind to start Everton's FA Cup tie against Boreham Wood after the Russian invasion of his native Ukraine, boss Frank Lampard says.

    Mykolenko left his native Ukraine in January when he signed for Everton from Dynamo Kyiv.

    Lampard said: "It feels like the training and potential of playing is a relief. We're giving him all the support and I'm sure he feels that from our end.

    "He's also a new player here. There are so many things that have happened to him - he's a young man coming over here, moving to a new country, different city, different football club and he's now having to contend with all of this.

    "He has all of our support."

  2. Dawksey mate, if this goes to extra-time/penalties you're not getting back to Yorkshire until the early hours of Friday morning.

  3. Time for some magic?

    Everton v Boreham Wood (20:15 GMT)

    Phil Dawkes
    BBC Sport at Goodison Park

    This should be a routine home win for Premier League Everton, but that is the beauty of the FA Cup - you never know when it might drop a bit of magic on you.

    National League Boreham Wood won at Bournemouth in the last round and are eyeing up a spot in League Two next season. They are no mugs. The win at the Vitality Stadium was built on a rock solid, battling display that frustrated the Cherries. They've still yet to concede in the tournament this season.

    I've just overheard a more regular member of the media team here say that he didn't fancy Everton if it went to penalties. Just imagine.

  4. Tonight's action

    Manchester City, Crystal Palace, Middlesbrough, Chelsea, Southampton and Liverpool are already through.

    Two more teams will join them in the quarter-final draw.

    Tonight: Everton v Boreham Wood (20:15 GMT)

    Monday: Nottingham Forest v Huddersfield (19:30)

  5. Bring on Boreham

    Everton v Boreham Wood (20:15 GMT)

    Boreham WoodGetty Images

    No time to rest on your laurels, the show goes on.

    FA Cup fifth round action continues this evening and we have the prospect of witnessing - what would be - the biggest shock in the history of the competition.