Everton continue to probe Forest from all angles, winning a succession of corners.

The second of them is headed off the base of the keeper's left post by Katja Snoejs, before being scrambled away.

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Martina Piemonte is fouled around 35 yards from the Forest goal, a good position for an attacking Everton free kick.

It comes to nothing, however.

Everton have lost their last four WSL matches and have won just three in 13 league games this season.

But they do not look low on confidence here, having been settled by that goal. They have comfortably kept possession since the opener.

Nottingham Forest's last defeat was a 1-0 loss at home to Newcastle United on 19 November.

They have a lot of work on to avoid that streak being ended here.

Forest are second in their division, winning 10 of their 13 league matches this season including the last five in a row.

They are used to having plenty of the ball, but are having to sit deeper here as Everton ratchet up the pressure.

Martina Piemonte is grateful for the offside flag, after somehow poking a low Lucy Hope cross wide from just six yards out.

Everton definitely in the ascendancy now.

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Clare Wheeler finds herself in acres of space on the right, she charges forward and plays a dangerous low cross across the face of goal which Forest defender Abbie Cowie has to clear behind for a corner.

The set piece is cleared, but Everton are starting to look more dangerous after a slow start.

Most of Forest's play goes through central midfielder Louanne Worsey. She scored twice in the win over Plymouth in round four, and was named player of the round.

She has scored six times in the FA Cup this season, making her the top scorer of players still active in the competition.

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Forest win the first corner of the match, as Justine Vanhaevermaet turns a low cross behind.

Everton see off the set piece.

Everton break through for the first time, Katja Snoeijs is one on one with Forest keeper Emily Batty.

Batty stands up tall and saves with her right boot. Very good goalkeeping.

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Forest are playing with confidence here, hitting the channels early to try and get in behind Everton out wide.

They are certainly not awed by facing WSL opponents.

The third-tier side have started the better here.

A looping ball from deep is not dealt with by the Everton defence, it bounces to Louanne Worsey but she can only skew well over the top.

She should have done better.

If Everton win this game, we will have an all-WSL quarter-final line-up in the FA Cup for the first time since the 2016-17 season.

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A really good early chance for Forest!

Holly Manders whips a shot right across the face of goal and past Courtney Brosnan's left hand post.

The Everton keeper was beaten there.

We are at Grange Park, home of both Long Eaton United men and Nottingham Forest women.

There's not a spare seat in the 1,500 capacity house.

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Rachel Williams makes the difference for Manchester United with two well-taken headers. She's done it time and time again for United off the bench.

Runners-up last year, Marc Skinner's side continue their bid to go one step further in the FA Cup.

The final FA Cup tie of the fifth round is underway.

Can Forest do what no lower league side has done today, or in the competition, so far - and upset a WSL side?