WE'VE DONE IT!!! Palace have reached the quarter-finals!!!

It's another memorable cup win on the banks of the Thames, with Eddie Nketiah's goal the difference between the two sides.

Stay with us this evening, where we'll bring you reaction and the draw for the quarter-finals as soon as it happens!

Brilliant from the skipper after Garcia finds space in the penalty area - another fine save!

The referee had to stop the play, it's a head knock for the wing-back.

Hopefully he's ok to continue.

The fourth official indicates we'll have four minutes of injury-time this evening. Lots of the home fans are making their way for the exits.

"Wembley again, ole, ole" is ringing out from the away end!

We're very close now.

The Eagles just need to see out these final few minutes...

Kamada nearly makes it 2-0 after great work from Mitchell, but he drags his shot just wide of the post!

A brilliant Palace counter sees Kamada and McNeil link up. The latter manages to curl a shot towards goal, and for a split second it looks to be heading in, only for Lecomte to react quickly enough to make the save.

Lovely football from the Eagles.

Fulham make their final substitute with Kevin replacing Bobb.

The Eagles are closing in on another famous win at this ground.

Looks like Pierre Sage is making another double change shortly. Looks like Pino and Kamada coming on...

Bassey manages to poke a shot from close-range, following a Fulham corner.

Somehow Henderson reacts to keep the ball out. Bassey doesn't know how he hasn't scored.

That might be even better than his wondersave from our last visit!

Hope I'm not tempting fate, but Fulham have looked pretty toothless in attack, particularly since half-time.

If anything Palace have grown into the contest more and look a threat on the break.

23 minutes to play plus injury-time.

Mitchell and Wharton replace Doucoure and Chilwell.

What a treat it's been to see Cheick Doucouré back playing football for the first team again.

...into a dangerous area. But all Bassey can do is foul Henderson. That'll be a free-kick for Palace.

Changes are coming.

King, Catagne and Cairney are on, replacing Palacios, Tete and Larsson.

Fulham know they need to turn the momentum of this cup tie.

Fulham have come out fast again, following the restart. Bobb goes on a decent run into the Palace penalty area, but Chilwell makes a vital clearance. Switched-on defending from the former Chelsea man.

Poor decision from Simon Hooper. Chilwell jumped for the header, but never made contact. Should have been a goal kick. No bother for the Eagles who manage to survive the corner regardless.

Still 1-0 to Palace.

Fulham get us going again.

The Eagles are 45 minutes away from a place in the last eight.

Here's how the other games look. Half-time everywhere, except Liverpool-Chelsea which kicked-off a little later, and City-Brighton which is already into the second-half.

• Man City 1-2 Brighton
• Bournemouth 1-0 Aston Villa
• Sunderland 3-1 Brentford
• Liverpool 0-0 Chelsea

The two sides are back out for the second-half! Here we go....

The Eagles lead at the break. Not a classic by any stretch so far.

But the one time Palace have got a swift counter-attack together, they have found the breakthrough.

Superb finish from Nketiah, who has now scored at the this ground on three consecutive visits!

But the Fulham man's effort is pretty poor and doesn't even trouble Henderson into a dive. One minute of added-on time for Palace to get through.

Berge's effort is deflected behind for a corner. Palace eventually clear after a series of crosses from the Fulham right channel.

Lerma sends one high into the air and it comes off the stand. If in doubt, clear your lines as they say.

WHAT DID I SAY? There's your spark!!! Palace lead and it's a fantastic finish from Eddie Nketiah.

Mingueza wins the ball back and charges down the right wing before providing the perfect cross.

Nketiah's movement is exceptional and he has the finish to match. 1-0!!

Very little tempo in this at the moment.

Fulham work a cross down their right wing, but Henderson comes out to catch it before Muniz gets a sniff. This cup tie needs a spark

Guessand brings down Tete and the hosts have a free-kick in another dangerous position.

Let's get this one safely away please.... and we do. A foul is given on Will Hughes. Palace will clear.

....is the latest tune from the lively away end. I think you all know the answer!

Robinson is played in at the back post as Fulham get an overload, but Henderson sticks out his boot and denies the Whites full-back. Still 0-0.

Larsson nearly turns in the box after Mingueza's clearance doesn't go far enough, but he can't gather the ball and Palace survive.

The hosts have had the majority of the ball so far. Palace are looking disciplined in their defensive structure.

Cheick, Cheick, Cheick..... Cheick, Cheick, Cheick.

We've missed that chant. Great noise from the away end in the early stages here!

Foul by Osorio and Fulham have a free-kick in a dangerous area.

Thankfully it's headed away and Palace survive.

Will Hughes gets the ball rolling in west London.

Come on you Palace!!

Dean Henderson leads out the Eagles for the first time since our last visit to this ground at the start of September.

Great noise from a packed Putney end, housing the travelling supporters, to welcome the Palace.

Great to see our former Manager in the building this evening. Enjoy Roy!

Less than 15 minutes to go until kick-off here. Let's have a final check of the two teams.

Remember it's six changes for Fulham and 11 for Palace. The last game between these two sides here last month was a very open affair. With so many changes could we see something similar tonight?

Fulham: Lecomte (GK), Tete, Andersen, Bassey, Robinson, Berge, Larsson, Iwobi, Bobb, Palacios, Muniz.

Palace: Henderson (GK), Lerma, Richards, Ahanor, Mingueza, Hughes, Doucouré, Chilwell, Osorio, Nketiah, Guessand.

Lovely mild October evening on the banks of the Thames.

The boys are currently being put through their paces and will soon be heading back to the dressing room for the final preparations.

A fair few changes for Palace this evening looking at Pierre Sage's teamsheet.

We'll have the line-ups from Craven Cottage very soon...

We're back for midweek Carabao Cup football under the lights in West London.

Palace return to action with a chance to reach the quarter-finals of this competition for the third year on the bounce.

The draw hasn't been unkind to us. We've been victorious on our last four visits to Craven Cottage, including that memorable FA Cup quarter-final last year. Can we keep that run going tonight? Here's hoping... come on you Palace!!