Eighteen-year-old midfielder Harrison Armstrong wins the ball on the edge of the Sunderland penalty area and has a chance for Everton, but from a central position he can't test Robin Roefs as the effort goes wide.

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

Max Dearnley's done well in goal for Macclesfield. He's been an integral part of their side this season.

That may not have been inside the box and it is a relatively tame tackle from Jhon Arias. It doesn't matter. There's no VAR at this stage.

Paul Dawson is loving this - bandage on his head and wrestled about three Palace players off the ball in the middle.

Proper FA Cup.

Leicester put the ball in the net through Silko-Amari-Thomas, but team-mate Patson Daka is judged to have fouled home goalkeeper Joe Day before the ball had dropped to Amari-Thomas.

Palace are boxing Macclesfield in now. They've had 70% of the ball in these opening 20 but only created the one chance.

The hosts won't mind that at all.

Kaden Rodney sends in a beauty of a cross with 16-year-old Joel Drakes-Thomas making the run central from the right but he can't make contact with the header.

Big chance.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool and Aston Villa defender on BBC One

Palace will want to defend this competition and defend it well.

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Simon Grayson
Ex-Sunderland manager at Hill Dickinson Stadium

First bit of sustained pressure from Everton.

It eventually comes to Rohl who probably made a bad decision, shooting from that far out.

Merlin Rohl looks to create some magic for Everton with an ambitious 30 yard effort, but it is miles off target.

Macclesfield settle into a low block when Palace get hold of the ball but the Premier League side are still feeling themselves into the game.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool and Aston Villa defender on BBC One

Dawson has lifted the crowd with tenacity, headers and a lovely ball into the box. Is it too early to choose him for man of the match?

This is a Shrewsbury side who have lost each of their past four league games and are winless in their past six.

The last time they were victorious was in the previous round of the FA Cup, where they beat Sutton 2-0.

They are struggling at Molineux. Wolves are dominating.

This is the first meeting between the FA Cup holders and a non-league team since 2004-05, when Manchester United needed a replay to knock out Exeter in the third round. The last holders to be knocked out by a non-league side were Wolves in 1908-09, doing so against Crystal Palace.

A chance for Cheltenham as they win a free-kick on the left and defender Robbie Cundy is there at the near post and unmarked but can only head over the top from six yards out. Should have hit the target from there.

A decent little spell for Macclesfield.

Luis Lacey takes a touch on the edge of the box before looking to curl one into the bottom but it's comfortable for Walter Benitez.

Oooh, now then, chance for Macclesfield to deliver into the box and after winning a free-kick.

James Edmondson sends in a flat ball but there's too much on it. Bit of a waste.