Hello and welcome to LIVE updates of the FA Cup fourth round clash between Everton and Championship strugglers, Sheffield Wednesday. Kick off 20:00 GMT.

The visitors surge straight up the pitch looking for an immediate response, but Everton's rearguard stands firm under the pressure.

GOAL! Calvert-Lewin slides in at the far post to convert Gomes' driven, low cross from the left.

The Owls are unbeaten in five but have not played since January 9 after postponing two Championship games against Coventry and Wycombe Wanderers because of positive Covid-19 tests.

Wednesday make a real meal of defending a right-wing Everton corner. There have been a few moments where they have seemed certain to concede, only to recover by getting a raft of bodies in the way to deny the hosts.

Everton have had 70 per cent of the possession. It's 3-2 to the Toffees in terms of shots and 2-2 for efforts on target.

It's been a lively opening. Both sides are looking to attack. Everton are edging it but the visitors have given a good account of themselves.

Calvert-Lewin spins on to James' delightful pass but sees his shot well smothered by the keeper. Wonderful one-touch build-up from Everton there.

Green cuts in from the left but sees his shot easily saved by Olsen.

Richarlison is allowed to race in from the left on to James' wonderful pass and fire coolly into the corner. Everton think they are ahead - but the flag is up for offside! No goal.

STAT: Everton are aiming to reach the FA Cup fifth round for the first time since 2015-16. The Toffees have progressed from 11 of their last 12 FA Cup ties against sides from a lower division.

OFF THE BAR! Richarlison's free header is tipped on to the bar by Joe Wildsmith after the Brazilian was left in acres of space to meet Coleman's cross.

STAT: The Owls have been knocked out in 16 of their last 17 FA Cup ties against Premier League opponents. Their only victory was a 1-0 success at Brighton last season.

Adam Reach is given the freedom of Goodison to set himself and take aim from 25 yards, forcing Olsen into a smart stop.

Everton are first to show. A slick move leads to a nervy touch in that Owls defence, but Richarlison's first-time strike is well blocked.

STAT: Wednesday have lost just one of their last nine away games in all comps against Everton (W5 D3), though this is their first visit since a 1-1 draw in the Premier League in March 2000.

KICK OFF! Sheffield Wednesday get us underway.

A reminder that the winner of this tie will meet either Wycombe or Spurs in round five. Those two sides meet on Monday night (tomorrow).