90+3 min: Everton’s players look distraught as Anthony Martial starts and finishes the move that will surely win this semi-final for his team. Surging through the middle, he pounced on a wayward pass from - I think - Phil Jagielka, burst into the penalty area and rifled the ball past Joel Robles. He wheeled away, leaped the advertising hoarding and went to celebrate with Manchester United’s fans ... earning himself a booking.

90 min: A rare rick from David De Gea, who takes a touch too many as he attempts to control a backpass and almost gifts a goal to Romelu Lukaku. The ball doesn’t break kindly for the Belgian, who holds his face in his hands at the injustice of it all.

88 min: With Everton breaking on another counter-attack, Ander Herrera drags Ross Barkley to the ground, wrapping both hands around the back of his shirt and giving it a good yank. Yellow card for the substitute, then Barkley gets booked too for reacting. Herrera’s play-acting as he went to ground pretending to be hurt probably didn’t help.

87 min: Anthony Martial goes close to scoring with a bicycle kick, but his effort is blocked by James McCarthy, who was up tight against him.

87 min: Manchester United substitution: Marouane Fellaini off, Ander Herrera on.

85 min: Manchester United go forward, with Valencia cutting in from the right, attempting to get the ball into the Everton penalty area. Cleverley blocks and clears. On the touchline, Ander Herrera is preparing to come on, feigning interest in a sheaf of notes being shown to him by a United coach.

84 min: Lukaku will be kicking himself if Everton fail to win this match - he’s missed so many good chances. his hesitation cost him there, when allowing Fellaini to make up the hard yards and get in a wonderful tackle.

82 min: Everton break on a counter-attack and they’ve a four-on-two. Deulofeu pulls the strings, the ball’s played to Lukaku about eight yards out and Fellaini is back to avert the danger with a fantastic tackle. This is brilliant stuff - both sides are really going for it.

80 min: Leighton Baines sneds in a teasing cross form the left, but Lukaku misreads the flight of the ball and is unable to score with what should have been a fairly straightforward header.

79 min: Deulofeu has been wreaking havoc since coming on and goes close to giving Everton the lead . this time he ghosts down the left flank, shoots from a narrow angle and brings a save out of De Gea. The goalkeeper can only parry the ball into the six-yard box and somehow it manages to evade Romelu Lukaku, who was waiting to pounce.

77 min: That was a silly goal for Smalling to concede, but it came on the back of some great play by Everton. Deulofeu was unchallenged as he pranced down the right, before sending in a cross in an attempt to pick out Lukaku. Smalling dived in an attempt to clear the ball with his weaker right foot and sent it whistling past De Gea from close range.

74 min: The BBC cameras cut to Ronaldo (Brazilian version) who’s watching from the stands. What an absolutely terrific player that man was.

73 min: The ball breaks for Wayne Rooney on the edge of the Everton penalty area. He shapes to shoot, dummies and then unleashes a pile-driver. John Stones stands firm and blocks.

71 min: Deulofeu gets on the ball for the first time, skipping through the centre past Marcos Rojo. Wayne Rooney is back to dispossess the substitute.

70 min: Everton substitution: Aaron Lennon off, Gerard Deulofeu on.

67 min: Replays of Romelu Lukaku’s penalty miss show that he struck the ball well. It looked to be heading for the bottom left-hand corner, but David De Gea got down to save with a very strong right hand. Lukasku, it must be said, didn’t do himself too many favours by signposting where he planned to put the ball.

66 min: The transformation in Everton since their penalty miss has been little short of remarkable. Tom Cleverley spurns an opportunity to equalise when he swivels and miskicks a ball from deep, possibly dazzled by the sight of the whites of David De Gea’s eyes.

64 min: Manchester United go close to doubling their lead, with Anthony Martial playing in Marouane Fellaini. His first attempt to dig the ball goalwards is blocked by Robles, while Phil Jagielka dives in to flick the ball back to his goalkeeper with his hand. That should have been a penalty, but referee Anthony Taylor couldn’t see it.

63 min: Tom Cleverley does brilliantly to beat his man down the left flank and send in a glorious cross for Romelu Lukaku. The big man leaps to head the ball goalwards, but is clattered by his own team-mate Muhamed Besic, who also fancies his chances. Lukaku has a harsh word or two for his team-mate, who was better placed to head the ball home, but didn’t shout.

62 min: Manchester United substitution: Tim Fosu-Mensah off, Antonio Valencia on. Other house-keeping: Wayne Rooney was booked for something or other - possibly dissent - when Everton won that free-kick moments after the penalty save.

60 min: Despite missing that glorious opportunity to equalise from the spot, it’s all Everton at the moment - as if somebody has flicked a switch. Will Manchester United come to rue all their missed opportunities.

58 min: Everton win a free-kick in a decent position. Ross Barkley gets it over the wall and back down, but there’s not enough power on his shot to trouble De Gea unduly.

55 min: Manchester United win a free-kick about 40 yards from the Everton goal. Rooney plays it short to Daley Blind, who attempts to pick out Marouane Fellaini with a curling cross to the far post. Everton clear.

54 min: We’re on the edge of the Everton penalty area. Rashford plays the ball to Martial, who tees up Jesse Lingaard. He pulls a low drive horribly wide from distance.

52 min: Scrappy play from Everton, who are trying to impose themselves on the game but look unable to settle on the ball and string more than a couple of passes together.

50 min: Rashford trips Leighton Baines on the touchline, wide left. It’s a good position for Everton. Tom Cleverley sends the ball into the Manchester United penalty area, where Marouane Fellaini heads clear.

49 min: Chris Smalling concedes a free-kick on the halfway line for a tug on Romelu Lukaku’s shirt. Moments later, Lukaku is fouled again, by Marouane Fellaini, with Everton having made about 10 yards.

47 min: Aaron Lennon attempts to skip past Daley Blind and into the Manchester United penalty area from the right, but finds his progress blocked. He appeals for a free-kick, but none is forthcoming.

46 min: Wayne Rooney attempts to quarter-back another pass from deep into the path of a team-mate, but overhits his effort through to Joel Robles. He’s been outstanding this evening.

43 min: Everton enjoy a period of sustained - by their standards - possession, but a promising attack down the right comes unstuck when Anthony Martial tracks back to cut out a superfluous Ross Barkley back-heel and play the ball out of defence.

42 min: Fellaini is fouled by Phil Jagielka on the edge of the centre-circle just inside the Everton half. Free-kick for Manchester United. Jagielka escapes a booking, when it looked like referee Anthony Taylor might be about to reach for his pocket.

39 min: Everton attempt to go forward with James McCarthy on the ball, but he’s crowded off the ball in midfield and loses possession.

38 min: Manchester United corner. Daley Blind hacks the ball into the penalty area, where Marouane Fellaini leaps highest and heads wide.

34 min: Well, Mr Fellaini showed no reluctance to rein in his celebration of a goal scored against his former club. He was clearly thrilled to bits and there was no hint of a non-celebration “celebration”. The goal stemmed from great play by Anthony Martial down the right, who bamboozled Besic down the left, before pulling the ball back to the unmarked Fellaini in the penalty area. He slightly mis-hit his effort, but it zipped past Robles regardless.

32 min: Manchester United right-back Tim Fosuh -Mensah does good work down the flank, cuts inside and attempts to unleash a cross into the Everton penalty area, only for Leighton Baines to put a stop to his gallop with a block tackle. Good defending by the wily veteran.

30 min: Yep, a definite lull ... Everton did well to get through the opening 30 minutes without conceding. Having said that, they should also have scored two goals.

28 min: Marcus Rashford is penalised down near the corner flag for a foul on Phil Jagielka.

27 min: Temporarily at least, Everton seem to have weathered the Manchester United storm that was threatening to engulf them. One suspects if they don’t score first in this match, they could get slaughtered.

25 min: Leighton Baines gets forward down the left flank and curls a cross into the Manchester United penalty area. It’s too high for Lukaku.

24 min: Looking in danger of being over-run by Manchester United’s pace and movement, Everton win a throw-in in Manchester United territory that allows them a bit of much-needed respite.

23 min: Marcus Rashford gets on the end of a Marouane Fellaini knock-down at the far post to volley goalwards fairly tamely from about 15 yards. Joel Robles gets down to make the save.

22 min: Anthony Martial blasts the ball high over the cross-bar after being played through by a deft touch from Jesse Lingaard. A bit of finesse wouldn’t have gone amiss, there.

20 min: Just 20 minutes in and it’s been a thoroughly enjoyable match so far. Everton have had two big chances to Manchester United’s one, but it’s the team from Old Trafford who are having the better of the play.

18 min: Marcus Rashford skips around Darron Gibson on his way into the Everton penalty from the right-hand side, prompting Leighton Baines to dive in and put the ball out for a corner. Daley Blind takes it short and ... well, you can probably guess the rest.

16 min: Everton take advantage of Manchester United’s high line to lump the ball long for Lukaku to chase again. Cleverley’s the provider and Lukaku finds himself through on goal for the second time, but another leaden footed touch ruins his chance of opening the scoring. One again he’s forced to shoot from a tight angle, making the save easy for De Gea at the near post.

14 min: Not for the first time, Manchester United target Everton’s makeshift right-back, Muhamed Besic. Anthony Martial takes the ball around him, but the Bosnian recovers well to concede a corner from which nothing comes.

12 min: Wayne Rooney picks out Lingaard with a wonderful pass from deep. The young winger runs on to it as it drops from the sky and volleys straight at Robles from about six yards out. Manchester United should have scored there. Rooney’s playing brilliantly in these opening minutes.

11 min: Everton hack clear after great work from |Jesse Lingaard and Marcus Rashfordin and around the Everton penalty area. As Rashfford shapes to shoot, John Stones dives in with a splendid tackle. The ball pings around the penalty area before it’s hacked clear.

10 min: It’s entertaining so far, if a little error-strewn. Ross Barkley gets the ball to feet not too far outside the Manchester United penalty area and unleashes a low drive. Well, more of a low trundle, which doesn’t trouble David De Gea in the slightest.

9 min: Rooney is prominent again, as Manchester United win a free-kick wide on the left. He curls the ball into the Everton penalty area, where Marcos Rojo loses John Stones but sends his downward header wide.

8 min: A tip of the hat to Wayne Rooney, there, who performed heroics to get back and be in position to clear that Lukaku effort off the line.

5 min: Chance! From the corner, Everton launch a counter-attack, punting the ball long to Romelu Lukaku. He wins the header and chests the ball past Daley Blind to find himself clean through on goal. He takes the ball a mite too wide with a poor touch, shoots from a very narrow angle and watches in horror as the ball is cleared off the line by Wayne Rooney. If he’d squared the ball, Tom Cleverley was up in support.

4 min: Anhony Martial wins the first corner of the game for Manchester United after showing nimble feet in the Everton penalty area, trying a shot from a narrow angle. John Stones dives in to deflect the ball out.

3 min: Manchester United try to go forward, with Daley Blind playing the ball out wide to Anthony Martal. He plays it inside to Rooney, whose ball to Lingaard on the right touchline sails out for a throw-in.

2 min: Making only his fourth start of the season, Darron Gibson is penalised for a foul on Marouane Fellaini in the middle of the park.