Was it out?
https://twitter.com/SportsJOEdotie/status/692456008136966145
Of course it was.
Everton blew a 3-1 aggregate lead in the Capital One Cup semi-final second leg and they did so in controversial circumstances.
The Toffees went to Manchester City 2-1 to the good and, when Ross Barkley struck in the first half, they were on their way to Wembley for a Merseyside derby showpiece.
https://twitter.com/SportsJOEdotie/status/692438197192790018
It wasn't to be.
Fernandinho made it 1-1 on the night but, as Everton threatened to do the most un-Roberto Martinez thing ever and hang on, Man City rode their luck and were gifted a second goal when it should've been ruled out.
It wasn't.
De Bruyne rattled it in and Sergio Aguero scored a third and Man City set up a final clash with Liverpool on February 28.
The analysis all got very, very technical.
https://twitter.com/mikeparry8/status/692455665130958849
https://twitter.com/StanCollymore/status/692455405264490496
https://twitter.com/andygoldstein05/status/692455457059966976
https://twitter.com/Woolberto/status/692455413363666944
If that wasn't enough proof.
https://twitter.com/BroadcastMoose/status/692458620517257218
But that bit of bad fortune couldn't spare Roberto Martinez.
https://twitter.com/Ste_1878/status/692463221316386816
https://twitter.com/JamesBentleyifm/status/692463178559700996
https://twitter.com/adbennoEFC/status/692464496544223233
https://twitter.com/PeterEFC7/status/692464290155094018
https://twitter.com/thevodaone/status/692464195078590464
https://twitter.com/TalkingEverton/status/692463873044156416
Bad move...
https://twitter.com/nsno/status/692463776952651776
