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DOMINIC KING AT GOODISON PARK: The ball nestled in the Gwladys Street net but Frank Lampard's demeanour remained as it had done all night.

We have to keep going and use the feeling of the fans and the togetherness. You would have expected, perhaps, the breaking of the seal to open the floodgates but that wasn’t the case, as Boreham Wood kept their shape and remained in with a chance. There will be more enjoyable days and if Palace are beaten in two weeks and Everton find themselves on the way back to Wembley, none of this will matter. The visitors came with a game plan to frustrate, they took their time with goal kicks and set pieces and generally made nuisances of themselves. The breakthrough arrived in the 56th minute, when Rondon pounced in front of the Gwladys Street. Everton attacked with speed of a malfunctioning steam train, chugging along the tracks. it was John Lennon’s wish 51 years ago but things in the world seems even worse at present. Credit to Boreham Wood for stifling Everton but Lampard knew things should have been so much better. As they did so, Imagine was played at full volume and the crowd responded, singing it word for word. That story never threatened to unfold – Boreham Wood needed to have a shot if they wanted to win – but, still, the scene summed up the night. What this group has done is fantastic and we have been in the last 16 of a national cup competition. The two teams came onto the pitch, with Ukraine flags draped over their shoulders, and stood side-by-side.

Following Everton's progression into the Emirates FA Cup quarter-finals, Watford's home clash against the Toffees - originally scheduled for 2pm on March 20 ...

Two of Everton's Premier League fixtures have been postponed following the Blues' progression to the Emirates FA Cup quarter-finals.

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But they had to wait until 12 minutes after the break – following a half-time change from Lampard, replacing debutant Nathan Patterson with Richarlison and ...

The goal was reward for Everton’s patience and perseverance. When the match at Selhurst Park takes place, very few people will be reflecting on how Everton advanced through round five. And fatigue was setting in for the visitors when Jonjoe Kenny was allowed to centre for Rondon to convert. Salomon Rondon was the scorer, prodding home Jonjoe Kenny’s low cross. And that was how it turned out after Rondon poked in his second goal for the Club and followed it with a headed finish for this third to book a quarter-final visit to Crystal Palace. And to set up the last-eight trip to Crystal Palace in a fortnight. There was still time for Welch and Price to get their Everton debuts but the meaningful action was done and the hosts left the stage to Boreham Wood to enjoy the adulation of their noisy pocket of supporters. Rondon leapt in the middle and applied enough power to get the better of Ashby-Hammond despite the keeper’s desperate attempts to claw the ball from his line. Rondon stole in front of centre-half David Stephens to toe home at the front post and extinguish the pressure that was growing by the minute. Kenny, who was part of a back three in the opening 45 minutes, seized his first chance to fly up the wing as a right-back. Allan adopted a similar approach to free Rondon in a near-identical position on the right of the penalty area. There was a pass along the floot to unzip the Boreham Wood backline, Doucoure the recipient but thrashing into the side netting.