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From the first minute, Guardiola burned with desire for victory, a livewire in the technical area throughout and at the final whistle after a win that sealed a remarkable seventh successive FA Cup semi-final appearance, this time against Nottingham Forest at Wembley.

Mexican referee Katie García signaled for play to continue, leading Canadian coach Jesse Marsch, who felt García had denied his team two penalties, to charge out of the technical area, drawing a red card.

England's new head coach Thomas Tuchel slid into his technical area almost unnoticed after the deafening fanfare that greeted the start of his reign at Wembley.

And there, back on familiar ground in the Goodison Park technical area, was Moyes - prowling in familiar fashion as his Everton fought, showing his desire still burns as he celebrated joyously and drove his team on.

Guardiola had gone through agonies in his technical area, clutching his head in anguish on several occasions as City were hit on the break, also aiming a wild kick at a drinks box, although he laughed this off afterwards with a reminder about his stellar playing career at Barcelona.