Roundup of the Fifth Round of 2021-22 FA Cup as 16 teams looked to secure a spot in the Quarter-Finals.
Six Championship clubs looked to spring surprises as they looked to secure their places in the last eight, whilst Non League’s Boreham Wood looked to extend their fairytale cup run beyond this stage.
Now here is a full roundup of every Fifth Round tie starting at Goodison Park.
Premier League vs Non League
Everton endured a difficult first-half display against a stubborn Boreham Wood defence, in which Vitaliy Mykolenko, Jarrad Branthwaite and Anthony Gordon all wasted chances, amidst low-quality intensity in a dominant attacking effort.
Frank Lampard’s Toffees however eventually ended Boreham Wood’s fairytale cup run with an improved second half effort, as Salomon Rondon struck twice – first poking in from Seamus Coleman’s 56th minute low cross before heading in a 84th minute strike to seal victory.
Premier League vs Championship
Substitute, Josh Coburn struck a 107th minute winner as Middlesbrough withstood a strong Tottenham Hotspur attack, which proved enough for a 1-0 victory over the Premier League club as Boro goalkeeper, Joe Lumley bravely prevented several Spurs players from finding the net.
Timo Werner provided a goal and two assists as Chelsea recovered from their Carabao Cup Final heartbreak to battle to a comeback 3-2 win at Luton, having twice fallen behind to first-half goals from Reece Burke and Harry Cornick who scored either side of Saul’s initial equaliser.
Jairo Riedewald fired in a 82nd minute winner as Crystal Palace scraped past Stoke City in a clinical 2-1 win with just two shots on target at Selhurst Park, as Cheikhou Kouyate’s opener was cancelled out by Josh Tymon.
Phil Foden provided two second-half assists as he teed up Riyad Mahrez and Jack Grealish to strike in the space of seven minutes, which ultimately saw Manchester City battle to a 2-0 away win at Peterborough.
Premier League vs Premier League
Two goals in 12 first-half minutes from Takumi Minamino fired Liverpool to the FA Cup Quarter-Finals for the first time under Jurgen Klopp, as his Reds prevailed 2-1 against Norwich at Anfield despite Lukas Rupp smashing in a 76th minute strike for the Canaries.
Late goals from James Ward-Prowse and Armando Broja fired Southampton to a 3-1 win over West Ham and a step closer towards a second consecutive semi-final, having initially seen Romain Perraud’s opener cancelled out by Michail Antonio’s 60th minute equaliser.
Championship vs Championship
Ryan Yates headed in a 29th minute winner to send Nottingham Forest through to the Quarter-Finals for the first time since 1995-96 season, as the Midlands club came from behind to defeat Huddersfield 2-1 after Sam Surridge cancelled out Tom Lees’ headed opener.
Who Faces Who in Quarter-Finals and When
BBC and ITV confirmed their Quarter-Final match selection this afternoon (7 March) with BBC selecting Chelsea’s visit to Boro plus Southampton’s all Premier League tie against Man City.
ITV meanwhile will air their two picks on Sunday 20 March as Crystal Palace host Everton before Liverpool look to avoid a cupset at Nottingham Forest.
Here are the Quarter-Finals, channel and kick-off times in full below.
| Date | Match | Channel | Time (GMT) |
| Saturday 19 March | Middlesbrough v Chelsea | BBC One | 5:15pm |
| Sunday 20 March | Crystal Palace v Everton | ITV | 12:30pm |
| Sunday 20 March | Southampton v Manchester City | BBC One | 3:00pm |
| Sunday 20 March | Nottingham Forest v Liverpool | ITV | 6:00pm |
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