will be hoping for some welcome respite from their perilous Premier League situation when they travel to Old Trafford.

"The FA Cup is a competition of pride for Everton in its history and for me in my history," said Lampard, who won it four times as a player with Chelsea.

"I give it the same importance. It's a different competition but on the back of the feeling after Brighton [4-1 loss at home], whether it was three points or next round in the FA Cup on the cards, we have to approach it in exactly the same way."