Hello and welcome to Eusosport's LIV digital coverage as Everton face Manchester United in the last of the Carabao Cup quarter-finals. Kick off is at 20:00 GMT.

The visitors are still on top but its become a more evenly fought contest compared to the opening 20 minutes.

CHANCE! Iwobi threads the ball to Sigurdsson on the edge of the box whose scuffed efofrt trickles through to Henderson.

United's passing has become a bit sloppy, Everton are closing them down with more urgency then before.

Its an Everton corner, they have had a promising spell. Its swung in for Calvert-Lewin but Maguire is there to clear the danger.

GREAT SAVE! Free-kick to Everton around 30 yards out, fairly central, Sigurdsson territory. The playmaker steps up and its brilliantly pushed away by Henderson.

PENALTY SHOUT: Godfrey cuts in from the left and stumbles and falls to the ground after a coming together with Tuanzebe, but there was nothing in it. The referee waves it away.

CHANCE! Matic clears the ball behind for a corner. The delivery is a deep one and Calvert-Lewin's header is straight at Henderson.

The Toffees are slowly geting into the game more and wrestling some of the possession.

A loose pass from Fernandes finds Calvert-Lewin who charges forward and finds Iwobi who gives it away. That was a waste.

United have had 71% of the possession, they have done everything but score as they say.

Iwobi has switched to the left and Richarlison has moved to the opposite flank, possibly with a view to tracking back and dealing with the threat from Telles.

CHANCE! Fernandes curls one into the box for Cavani but Mina just about gets his head to it first and turns it behind for a corner. The delivery finds Pogba who header is a tame one and straight at the keeper.

WOODWORK! The impressive Telles' pinpoint cross finds Greenwood whose header kisses the post.

Fernandes has been impressive with his passing and vision.

CHANCE! Sigurdsson's drive from inside the box is blocked by the knee of Maguire.

The home side deploy half a press, its shocking how below par Ancelotti's sie have been given their recent results.

It has been all United in the early stages, Everton cannot get a kick.