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.

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

SO CLOSE! Telles' cross finds Cavani whose volley is saved then on the rebound his effort is blocked.

CLOSE! Fernandes' ball in nearly falls into the path of Cavani but the keeper gathers at his feet. That came about after another mistake at the back.

CLOSE! Olsen nearly has the ball nicked off him by Cavani on the edge of the box. The home side look rocky.

Its another corner, Telles' cross is headed behind by Doucoure. This time its headed away.

Cavani tries a shot from his own half which drifts well wide. Everton cannot get going, United's press is causing them all sorts of bother.

CHANCE! Another United corner after Coleman charges down van De Beek's shot. Mina is back on the field. Fernandes' delivery finds Cavani but he is flagged off-side.

Mina appeared to get a bop on the nose from the keeper and goes off. The game resumes, Telles' corner is eventually cleared by Godfrey.

United have a corner. Telles' delivery is glanced off the keeper's glove for another corner. There is a pause as Mina needs treatment.

Cavani is nearly put through on goal by Fernandes but its a poor ball by his standards.

Van De Beek seems to be playing on the left with Fernandes playing in the hole behind Cavani.

KICK OFF: We are underway at Goodison after both sets of players take the knee.

Only Maguire and Fernandes keep their places in the United side from the 6-2 victory over Leeds on Sunday while Everton make 3 changes with keeper Olsen, Coleman and Gomes drafted into the line-up.

COUNTDOWN: 5 mins till kick off!

The last League Cup meeting between Everton and Manchester United was back in November 1993 in the fourth round with Sir Alex Ferguson's side winning 2-0 at Goodison Park with a young Ryan Giggs and Mark Hughes on the scoresheet.

Carlo Ancelotti believes Everton should not be obsessed with ending the longest trophy drought in the club’s history, the last triumph was the FA Cup in 1995, but motivated by the opportunity in the Carabao Cup.

“We have the ambition and a great, great motivation for this competition,” the Everton manager said. “There is not a lot of pressure from the fact that this club did not win for a long time. It is not an obsession, it is only a great motivation. I think we prepare this game in a good momentum.

“It is a really important competition because we are not so far from the final; in three games it is finished. We are there, we want to compete for this, we want to fight. The target is to reach the final but to do that we have to do a fantastic game tomorrow against one of the toughest teams in the Premier League who beat us here a few weeks ago.”

After this game, the draw for the semis will be made. One of these sides will join Brentford, Manchester City and now Tottenham in the draw/pot/bag.

EVERTON: Olsen, Coleman, Godfrey, Keane, Mina, Doucoure, Gomes, Sigurdsson, Iwobi, Richarlison, Calvert-Lewin...Subs: Pickford, Kenny, Holgate, Tosun, Bernard, Gordon, Davies.