Two early goals helped Everton comfortably beat Blackpool to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals for the second time in nine years. Royston Drenthe scored after 49 seconds from Marouane Fellaini’s pass. Denis Stracqualursi then made it a dream start for the hosts on six minutes when he tapped in. Stracqualursi could have added to his total as Everton had chances to put the tie out of sight, while Kevin Phillips blazed over a penalty late on. The veteran striker hit the bar from a free-kick with Lomana LuaLua also hitting the post, but they were isolated efforts for the visitors, who also lost Gary Taylor-Fletcher as a result of a first-half collision with Everton keeper Tim Howard. Those events summed up a miserable afternoon for Ian Holloway’s team who were outclassed by their Premier League opponents and will now return to their battle for Championship promotion, starting with a key game at home to West Ham on Tuesday. For Everton, the victory extends their unbeaten run to seven games during what has been a profitable period which has included wins over Chelsea and Manchester City at Goodison. Blackpool’s poor start to the game was at odds with a run that has seen them go 10-games unbeaten since the turn of the year. Holloway’s men were up against top-flight opposition for the first time this season and they ran into an Everton side brimming with confidence. But the way in which they were two goals behind within six minutes quickly mapped out a game in which they failed to …