Everton would give their season another much-needed shot in the arm if they can overcome Crystal Palace and book a day out at Wembley. Alex Iwobi’s late winner against Newcastle on Thursday lifted some of the gloom at Goodison Park and Frank Lampard will hope to build some momentum by reaching the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time since 2016. It is six years since Palace reached the semi-finals, too, and Patrick Vieira will be keen to add some gloss to an already impressive first season at Selhurst Park with Cup success. They have already beaten Everton 3-1 at home this season and will start as strong favourites. Stephen Hollis
Sunday 12.30pm ITV
Venue Selhurst Park
Head to head Crystal Palace 12 Everton 22 Draws 19
Referee Stuart Attwell
This season G21 Y71 R1 3.43 cards/game (all competitions)
Odds H 11-10 A 3-1 D 5-2
CRYSTAL PALACE
Subs from Guaita, Matthews, Kelly, Banks, Hannam, Rak-Sakyi, Mateta, Ward, Milivojevic, Olise, McArthur, Zaha, Schlupp, Kouyaté, Hughes, Guéhi
Doubtful None
Injured Ferguson (hamstring, Apr), McArthur (knock, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y55 R1 (all competitions)
Form LWDWWD (all competitions)
Leading scorer Zaha 9 (all competitions)
EVERTON
Subs from Pickford, Tyrer, Lonergan, Branthwaite, El Ghazi, Iwobi, Dobbin, Tosun, Onyango, Rondón, Astley, Kenny, Godfrey, Coleman, Van de Beek
Doubtful None
Injured Delph (hamstring, Apr), Mina (hamstring, Apr), Davies (hamstring, unknown)
Suspended Allan (first of three)
Discipline Y57 R3 (all competitions)
Form LLWLLW (all competitions)
Leading scorer Townsend 7 (all competitions)
