FA Cup semi-final draw 2015-16 as it happened

So, there we have it. If Manchester United can get past West Ham United in their quarter-final replay, they will take on Roberto Martinez's Everton at Wembley. On the other side of the draw, both Crystal Palace and Watford will fancy their chances against each other as they look to get into just their second ever finals.

FA CUP SEMI-FINAL DRAW

Crystal Palace vs Watford

Everton vs West Ham United or Manchester United

Fixtures to be played on 23 and 24 April.

Everton vs West Ham United or Manchester United

Crystal Palace vs Watford

Are we and just about ready to get underway.

Watford (runners up in 1984), Everton (winners in 1906, 1933, 1966, 1984, 1995), Crystal Palace (runners up in 1990), West Ham (three time winners) and Man Utd (11-time winners) are moments away from learning their FA Cup fate.

Just to remind you, the draw itself is scheduled to take place in approximately 10 minutes.

We are still waiting on a confirmed date for the replay between Manchester United and West Ham United, but it will have to be squeezed in before the semi-final dates, which fall on Saturday 23 April and Sunday 24 April.

None of the five teams left in the draw have won an FA Cup since Manchester United's 2004 triumph over Millwall. Everton have come the closest out of the quintet, getting to the final in 2006, only to fall to Chelsea.

Five teams have their name in the hat for the FA Cup semi-final draw.

Crystal Palace were the weekend's first side to book their place with a 2-0 win over Reading on Friday night. Everton joined them with their hugely impressive win over Chelsea on Saturday, before Watford ensured another of the competition's regulars at this stage went out after shocking holders Arsenal at the Emirates.

Manchester United and West Ham United meanwhile shared a draw at Old Trafford with Anthony Martial's equaliser forcing a replay at Upton Park.

Tonight's draw is scheduled to begin at roughly 7:15pm, taking place once again on The One Show on BBC One. Semi-final ties take place at Wembley on Saturday 23 April and Sunday 24 April.