LEIGHTON BAINES has joined Marouane Fellaini in targeting a lengthy run in this season’s FA Cup.

Everton take their latest step on the road to Wembley on Saturday when they entertain holders Chelsea.

Baines was part of the team that was defeated 2-1 by the Londoners in the final of the competition 18 months ago.

And having acquired a taste for the FA Cup, the left-back is determined to go one better this time around.

“We want to have a good run in the Cup,” said Baines. “Chelsea were the team that beat us in the final two years ago, and on the way to that game we beat some good teams like Liverpool, Aston Villa and Manchester United.

“Chelsea are a big hurdle but one we have got to overcome if we have any ambitions to win a cup competition.”

Everton go into the game on the back of a disappointing 2-2 home draw with bottom side West Ham United on Saturday, a result that keeps

It took an injury-time Fellaini strike to prevent David Moyes’s side from falling to an embarrassing defeat and extend their mini-unbeaten run to four games.

But the Belgian admits that there was little to smile about at Goodison at the weekend, and that the FA Cup represents a chance for Everton to salvage something from an underachieving campaign.