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Time for the third round draw from Doncaster. Darren Moore and Izzy Christiansen are doing the draw.

Everton

Everton boss Sean Dyche speaking to Sky Sports: "Very tough game, but every game is tough, I think their goal is offside but I am yet to see it.

"We changed a few things at half-time and reminded them they are Premier League players at half-time.

"We have a lot of young players learning, your lot [media] are waiting for the players to lose and I reminded them of that."

On substitutions and debutant Beto: "I think Danjuma was very good and Young made a difference, Beto coming on he is raw and has been effective.

"I think it is an important factor of what he can do, he will develop on the way we play.

"He has been around a while at Udinese, we have told him to go and enjoy it and to go and use his instincts we know whe can run and head it.

"We know he can play on his own we have seen that second half.

"Second half for the younger players it is part of their learning curve, it is a feel of what it is to be a professional footballer.

"Many players have gone through it, but it is part of your learning curve.

"We are stretched so the young lads have had a chance and it is about developing and learning."

On more transfer business: "Who knows, we will see."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper: "We got what we deserved in terms of the result. It does not need details today, it needs he basic fact that we fell short of our performance levels collectively and individually.

"It wasn't a great game, it had 0-0 written all over it but didn't feel we would concede. Technically we were miles off it today.

"It is something we need to look at, people will say we made a few changes but whether you have played the last few games or not, you have to be prepared to play. There is no reason why players should not hit the ground running with performance levels."

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Probably the biggest game tonight was PSV v Rangers in a Champions League qualifier.

PSV won 5-1 so Rangers drop into the Europa League.

Read the report here.

This game was Blackburn's biggest away win ever.

It was their biggest win full stop since beating Nottingham Forest 7-0 at home in November 1995 when Alan Shearer scored a hat-trick. That was a Premier League game.

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Everton

Everton goalscorer Arnaut Danjuma to Sky Sports: "Relief is the word we are looking for, it was a hard fought game, I can’t say we are satisfied.

"We should have killed the game earlier, all respect to Doncaster but with the quality of players we have we should have played better. It is something to build on.

"I’ve always had belief, I joined knowing the situation but I believe Everton should be way above where it is. It is a process, hence why the win is very important."

That's a fair point. Beto would score a hatful of League Two goals based on this game though...

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can look at it two ways, the positive way or the other way and say they should not have done that.

As great as Beto was tonight I will judge him at the Premier League, however on the performance of tonight he is going to be dangerous, he was the bright spark tonight.

Everton's Beto speaking on Sky Sports: "I am really happy to score on my debut, to help the team, win the game, and I am looking forward to the next one and play with these team-mates, and keep winning.

"I can’t promise goals but I will promise I will work hard, effort, try to help the team score goals always.

"I am excited about my debut in the best league in the world and I just want to play."

The third-round draw will be coming up in about 15 minutes.

Blackburn, Burnley, Lincoln, Chelsea and Everton join the 19 winners of yesterday's ties plus the European teams.

If Everton didn't sign Beto yesterday and bring him on at half-time, I genuinely think they lose that game. Doncaster were all over them.

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It's all over. Beto and Danjuma's first Everton goals take them into the next round.

But they were given such a scare by League Two Doncaster, who were brilliant.

Everton debutant Beto puts the ball into the back of the net but he's offside.

Doncaster have the ball. One final chance? No, Everton hack it away.