Crystal Palace v Everton live: the big boys enter the FA Cup as the third round gets under way.

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But Palace improved and they now look the stronger outfit.

And again he looks threatening, running into trouble before making a decent angle in behind, taking a pass and sending a cross hurtling across the box ... but none of his teammates gamble.

And suddenly, Mateta's in! But only for a second, because Coleman is paying attention, able to nip in and make the chanllenge.

And Calvert-Lewin lays back for Garner, whose shot is well-struck but more or less straight at Henderson ... and the flag goes up anyway.

Mitchell drives infield and punches into Mateta, whose stepover finds Eze. He takes another touch then lays back, and Lerma smashes over.

Have been a little better these last few minutes. Eze is getting on the ball more and the runners are getting closer to him.

A lovely touch from Eze allows Schlupp to attack the outside of Tarkowski and he digs out a cross from the by-line that looks, for a second, as though it's about to drop into the far side-netting. But it misses, just, and Coleman is on-hand to hump clear.

But Mateta collects the lose ball and rushes forward at inside-left, winning a corner; it comes to nowt.

Everton have been the better, more proactive side so far. Thing is, one moment of quality from Palace looks just as likely as a goal coming from pressure.

Moving down the left before giving the ball away. There's not much going on here.

And stamps onto the gas ... but Onana slides in and immediately stops him in his tracks.

And he again rushes down the left, winning a corner. Garner curls in low ... and suddenly Henderson has to kick away from near the foot of his near post! He reacted well there, because the cross was poor, surprising him by where it ended up.

And mashes over the bar. There was never room to get that up and down like that - he needed to Ronald Koeman it.

This is the first we've seen of him and he's got a turn of pace, so Tarkowski upends him. Free-kick Palace, inside the Dm with Eze behind it...

But there's no attacker close enough to capitalise and he gathers safely at the second attempt.

Danjuma is first to a ball in midfield, Harrison drives towards the box, and slips him in! But the first touch is a little heavy, taking him a little wide, and Henderson shovel around the post.

But as Mitchell comes over to challenge, he rushes his cross which flies behind.

He's tried a few. Coleman collects then, when the ball comes back to him as he inverts, he finds Calvert-Lewin, who slips to Danjuma outside him, and his shot is deflected behind; the corner comes to nothing.