Everything you need to know about the FA Cup fifth round clash between Wolves and Liverpool.

Although Wolves’ form has picked up over the past week with wins over Aston Villa and the Merseysiders, they have left themselves too much to do to avoid relegation. The cup is a welcome distraction and this ought to be a close-run game.

Liverpool fell to a shock last-gasp defeat by Wolves in the Premier League on Tuesday night. Brazilian midfielder Andre, helped by a huge deflection off Joe Gomez, netted a dramatic stoppage-time winner for the top-flight’s bottom club as they upset the defending champions to continue their surprise recent resurgence under Rob Edwards.

Wolves pulled off a stunning comeback from two goals down to secure a draw against league leaders Arsenal in the Premier League today. A Bukayo Saka header put the visitors ahead on five minutes before Piero Hincapie doubled Arsenal’s lead in the second half

Wolves have the chance to disrupt another team’s Champions League push when Liverpool visit Molineux tonight. Rob Edwards’ side saw off local rivals Aston Villa on Friday night – putting a dent in their top-four hopes – and can do likewise to a Liverpool side that start the evening in fifth place in the Premier League table.

However, Wolves fought back. Hugo Bueno halved the deficit with a superb curling finish before Tom Edozie, on his debut, equalised in stoppage time thus stopping Mikel Arteta's from opening up a seven point lead at the summit before Manchester City are next in action.

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