Wilson Isidor, likely to be a penalty taker for Sunderland if we get that far, is on for Brian Brobbey, who had come on as a substitute earlier on in the 71st minute but looks to have picked up an injury.

The TV cameras spot Jordan Pickford's water bottle, which has details of potential penalty takers and where they like to hit their spot kicks.

Half-time in extra time. A good 15 minutes of action, but no goals. Penalties is getting closer.

Simon Grayson
Ex-Sunderland manager at Hill Dickinson Stadium

A few tired bodies are giving the ball away now.

Barry looks to play Beto down the sides, he probably should have gone across the goal.

Beto really needs to at least work the goalkeeper there.

Macclesfield

Macclesfield captain and man of the match, Paul Dawson speaking to BBC One: "I am very happy but very tired. I felt like we kept our shape really well and they didn't make very much.

"I was surprised [with the win] like I said before, the gaffer gave us a game plan and we all stuck to it and got where we wanted to be.

"I was very calm coming into it and on the pitch. I do get in a few of them head-to-heads each week, so this head isn't going to get that hurt.

"Macclesfield means the world to me. It's an immense achievement. I am proud of the boys and proud of the fans. It's a really big community club."

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Defender Elijah Campbell, 21, is another Everton debutant after loan spells at Fleetwood Town and in Scotland at Ross County. He is on for Vitalii Mykolenko.

Everton break away after winning the ball in their own half and Thierno Barry plays it to Beto down the right channel and he hits it first time, but only into the side netting.

Adam Aznou has looked bright since his introduction and he sends in an inviting ball through the middle of the six-yard box, but there's no Everton forward on the end of it.

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner says he has "no explanation for what he's seen today".

He's seething. Full quotes to come soon.

Macclesfield

Macclesfield manager John Rooney, speaking to BBC One: "I can't believe it, we never thought we would be in this position.

"We were incredible from the first minute. I thought we were deserved winners. I couldn't be any prouder of the lads.

"I couldn't have asked any more of them and you can see the joy in them."

On Paul Dawson: "Dawson is one of them, he is unbelievable in the air. He scores goals from the field and can play centre half, he puts his head where his goals are. He has that passion and sometimes we have to rein him in a bit but he was incredible today. He is a class clown.

"I didn't think it was possible but there is that little bit of hope that anything can happen on the day."

Simon Grayson
Ex-Sunderland manager at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Better play from Everton, there's no need to just put aimless balls into the box.

This time Armstrong got it back from Beto but, unfortunately, he can't quite wrap his foot around it.

It's been a lively extra-time period and Granit Xhaka, still seething at the soft penalty Sunderland conceded in the last minute of normal time, curls an effort at goal only for it to be deflected away for a corner.

Macclesfield skipper Paul Dawson is named man of the match and he thoroughly deserved it. He was everywhere today.

Everton's Harrison Armstrong aims for the top corner from the edge of the penalty area, but the ball balloons over and ends up with the home fans.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool and Aston Villa defender on BBC One

We have just witnessed one of the greatest moments in FA Cup history. They showed quality. What a day for Macclesfield and what a day for those players.

Another effort for Sunderland and again it's Romaine Mundle, who opts for power on the edge of the penalty area. Jordan Pickford takes no risks and opts to punch it clear.

The first chance of extra-time goes to Sunderland's Romaine Mundle, but Jordan Pickford, who did superbly to deny Sunderland going 2-0 ahead, again does well to dive to his right and push it away.

Paul Robinson
Former Leeds and England keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The greatest cup competition in the world provides another piece of incredible history in front of our eyes. Macclesfield fans young and old have been waiting years for this. Every single one of these players put in a special performance today.

The current FA Cup holders have gone out to Macclesfield, a team that trains twice a week. You cannot underplay the enormity of this giant killing.

Wayne Rooney
Former Man Utd striker on BBC One

It's incredible to see my younger brother achieve this, he has not long been the manager. I am so proud of him.

Chants of "Rooney, Rooney, Rooney" as Macclesfield boss John Rooney gets a big hug off big brother Wayne.

The Crystal Palace fans are fuming as Marc Guehi chats with them.