FA Cup draw LIVE: Chelsea, Liverpool and Man City avoid each other in quarter-finals

Here we go! We’re live from Wembley and Southgate is ready to conduct the draw.

Not long now... Gareth Southgate will be conducting the draw, live from Wembley.

Meanwhile, Frank Lampard confirms that it was always his plan for Vitalii Mykolenko to start this evening.

The ITV coverage of Everton vs Boreham Wood is underway - which means we can’t be far away from the quarter-final draw.

Roman Abramovich has already received several serious bids in the region of £3 billion to buy Chelsea, the PA news agency understands.

Stamford Bridge chiefs are understood to still be at the stage of accepting bids for the west London club.

Further offers for the Champions League holders are expected amid high interest in one of the world’s most attractive and high-profile football assets.

Chelsea’s bosses and the team around the sale are expected to review the credible bids once all offers are submitted.

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Everton have announced that Ukraine international Vitalii Mykolenko will captain the team against Boreham Wood tonight.

Everton team: Begovic; Paterson, Kenny, Keane, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Allan, Doucoure; Gordon, Townsend; Rondon

1 - Chelsea (beat Luton 3-2)

2 - Crystal Palace (beat Stoke 2-1)

3 - Manchester City (beat Peterborough 2-)

4 - Liverpool (beat Norwich 2-1)

5 - Southampton (beat West Ham 3-1)

6 - Middlesbrough (beat Tottenham 1-0)

7 - Nottingham Forest or Huddersfield

8 - Everton or Boreham Wood

Thomas Tuchel was pleased to see Chelsea bounce back from Sunday’s Carabao Cup defeat and stay focused on matter on the pitch as they beat Luton to reach the quarter-finals last night.

“It was huge difference to come from Wembley from a final, after which we gave a well-deserved day off to the players. Then you have one day to turn around your mind and settle into this new challenge,” Tuchel said. “There were lot of players out and we have more or less no defensive players and a completely new set-up and a completely new competition.

“There was some noise about the club around of course throughout the day so it was not so easy to focus but we did very well. We conceded straightaway but then we had big chances not only to equalise but also to go ahead deservedly. “But then we conceded another one and in the second half we stepped up, we pushed relentlessly but never impatiently and we deserved to win. So full credit, we did not over-expect from us and we played a very humble match very seriously.”

Jurgen Klopp insists it is “crazy” to even think about Liverpool winning an unprecedented quadruple.

Success in Sunday’s Carabao Cup final against Chelsea has secured their first trophy of the season but there remains a long way to go in the FA Cup, Champions League and Premier League.

The Reds defeated Norwich in Wednesday’s fifth round cup tie, before Inter Milan visit next week as they attempt to overturn a 2-0 last-16 Champions League deficit while the gap to league leaders Manchester City is six points with a match in hand.

“No team in the history of English football has won the quadruple, right? That is because it is incredibly difficult,” said Klopp.

“We are still behind Manchester City (in the Premier League. We are not close to thinking about any crazy stuff like that.”

Southampton defender Romain Perraud believes Southampton “can dream” of FA Cup glory after defeating West Ham to reach the quarter-finals.

Perraud scored a stunning opening goal as the Saints secured a 3-1 home win and the full-back said: “I hope we will play in St Mary’s in the next round, because the fans were amazing tonight again. At home we are stronger and we have to continue like this, but we have to dream.”

Boreham Wood boss Luke Garrard will not stop his players swapping shirts with Everton's - because he has his eye on Frank Lampard's clobber.

Wood have beaten AFC Wimbledon and Bournemouth to earn a dream FA Cup fifth-round trip to Goodison Park.

Many lower-league managers clamp down on their players exchanging shirts with top-flight sides, claiming it shows the opposition too much respect.

But Garrard is having none of that, especially after defender and Toffees fan Kane Smith memorably celebrated on the pitch at Bournemouth with a replica shirt of his hero, former Everton full-back Tony Hibbert.

"I'm taking Frank Lampard's shirt off his back! His zippy, his ball. I'm getting everything," Garrard said.

"Seriously, though. This isn't too much respect. We've done our analysis on them. So the respect's there. Hugely. I'm not foolish in any way, shape, or form. They are unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable.