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

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.

Neither side has found any fluency, Palace with their passing and Everton with their big switches.

Slips down the side of him, and when an outstretched arm offers the chance to go down he takes it ... and is booked for diving. That's harsh.

And Calvert-Lewin wins the flick-on, but there's no one anywhere near him.

To seeing how Amadou Onana does tonight. I've never been especially impressed, but better judges than me are fans, so whenever I watch him I'm hoping to see something. Ands he does well to track Eze and unload him close to the corner flag, winning a free-kick in the process.

But McNeil - playing on the right tonight, to allow Danjuma the left - gets in the road.

Schlupp finds space down the left, looks for an early ball inside ... and it's cut out by Tarkowski.

And though he does backwards, Danjuma is soon gambolling down the left, slinging over a cross that's too strong for those in the middle.

Who drags a low shot that Virginia saves easily enough. He'll feel better for that.

If this finishes in a draw, there'll be a replay at Goodison.

I fancy them to get this done.

They've only made 1000, with all profits going to their foundation.

He says Palace fans will be looking at Franca to do what Oliseh does, and he's capable. Dougie Freedman signed him for a reason, having watched him a fair bit, and after injury and acclimatising, he's ready to go.

Looks a real prospect. Keane is a real Dyche player, so the fact he's being kept out of the side by someone aged just 21 is very telling. The Euros might come too early for him, but given England's dearth of quality centre-backs, I'd be thinking about giving him a go.

Is meant to be an absolutely lovely boy.

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Long live Maxi Jazz.

I'm sure he'll break Big Nev's record, but big Nev won this pot twice...

Palace will, I think, be looking to get Eze and Franca on the ball, so they can run at the Everton defence and slip passes down the sides of the centre-backs for Mateta attacking space in behind. Everton, meanwhile, will look to win the physical battle in midfield and have their wide players stick balls into the box for Dominic Calvert-Lewin.