Ciara Rossiter adds a third to seal the win for the champions

Molly with a brilliant innovative flicked volley to surely send Youths through. The defensive requirements have proved all too much for DLR

Double change from Kelly, as he brings on Joy Ralph and Kerri Letmon in place of McKevitt and Malone

Despite their extreme disadvantage, DLR defending valiantly here

Sub for Wexford as Jess Lawler comes on for Meabh Russell

Kate Mooney is the unfortunate player making way as sub keeper Rugile Ausklanyte comes on

Eve Badana sent off after fouling Ellen Molloy when rushing out from her net. DLR down to 9 and very vulnerable now

A first change for the Dublin side sees Nadine Clare replace Sophie Watters

The hosts stepping up the pressure now after the red card but DLR coping so far

A straight red for Dodd and DLR down to 10.

A slow start to the second-half here, much like the first

Back underway here!

Half-time at the Ferrycarrig. Wexford Youths 1-1 DLR Waves

Becky Watkins goes close for the Youths from a tight angle

An equaliser for Stephen Quinn's team through Nicola Sinnott and it comes how you would have expected, a set-piece. A scramble in the box after a Youths corner saw Sinnott get a final and crucial touch

Kate Mooney with a speculative effort from range that goes very close and looked to have Williams scrambling

Kate Mooney with a speculative effort from range that goes very close and looked to have Williams scrambling

Graham Kelly's team looking solid at the back thus far and Wexford have only really threatened with set-pieces. Ciara Rossiter has been their sole bright spark on the left-wing

DLR certainly the stronger side so far and continue to threaten for a second. The FAI Cup holders yet to get going here in Wexford

A quite deserved opener for Waves. Sarah McKevitt whips in a vicious cross from the right and Malone meets it with a header

First decent chance goes to the visitors. A cross from Katie Malone fell to Mia Dodd who tested Maeve Williams with a shot from the edge

No chances of yet, both sides just getting a feel for the ball

We're off here in this huge Evoke.ie cup quarter-final

DLR Waves team news: The impressive Eve Badana starts in goals. The high-scoring Katie Malone is in the first 11 alongside Kate Mooney who bagged a brace in Round 1

Wexford team news: Two changes from the victory over Treaty United last week, with Edel Kennedy and Ciara Rossiter coming back into the first 11

Wexford received a bye to get to this stage and begin their title defence in what will be a tough test against Waves. The winner will join the final four along with Bohemians and Shelbourne after they won their respective ties earlier

Con Sheehan here overlooking the Womens FAI Cup fixture between the champions Wexford Youths and DLR Waves. Kick-off is 6pm at Ferrycarrig Park