Liverpool vs Wolves as it happened: Richard Stearman and Andreas Wiemann strike to pull of shock win
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Your support makes all the difference.Liverpool welcome Championship side Wolverhampton Wanderers to Anfield in the FA Cup for the Saturday lunchtime kick off.
Jurgen Klopp’s side are in their worst run of form this season having only won once this month and just been knocked out of the EFL Cup at the semi-final stage by Southampton on Wednesday night.
Wolves are 18th in the Championship but the Reds were taken to a replay by League Two side Plymouth Argyle in the previous round so there is still a fighting chance for Paul Lambert’s side.
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What time is kick-off?
Kick-off time: 12.30pm on Saturday 28 January.
Where can I watch it?
TV: Live on BT Sport 2; highlights on BBC1 at 10.30pm.
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It’s a big game for…
Jurgen Klopp. An FA Cup game against a lower-league opponent may not sound like the most pressurised of ties but Liverpool are on a torrid run of form and have only won once in January, and that was an FA Cup replay against Plymouth. The Reds look like they are fatiguing a little and the last thing Klopp will want is another game added to their schedule.
Remember when…
Stephen Ward poked the ball past Pepe Reina to give Wolves their first win over Liverpool since 1984, which was also at Anfield.
Player to watch…
Philippe Coutinho. The Brazilian is back to full fitness after a layoff with an ankle injury but has struggled to find the form he was in before. A home game against a Championship side seems, on paper, the ideal opportunity for Coutinho to get his groove back ahead of a mammoth Premier League clash against Chelsea on Tuesday night.
Past three-meetings…
Wolves 0 Liverpool 3 (Carroll, Bellamy, Kuyt)
31 January, 2012, Premier League
Liverpool 2 (Johnson o.g, Suarez) Wolves 1 (Fletcher)
24 September, 2011, Premier League
Wolves 0 Liverpool 3 (Torres 2, Meireles)
22 January, 2010, Premier League
Form guide
All competitions
Liverpool: DLDWLL
Wolves: WLDWWL
Odds
Liverpool to win: 1/4
Wolves to win: 19/2
Draw: 24/5
(from 888sport)
Southampton 0 Arsenal 3: Arsenal have started the half brightest, Welbeck still enjoying himself, picking up a corner after his shot from outside the area is deflected wide. It comes to nothing in the end though.
Southampton 0 Arsenal 3: Corner to Southampton now, but it's hit straight into the hands of Ospina. Too easy.
Southampton 0 Arsenal 3: Chance for Arsenal on the counter, Walcott breaking through, but then he butchers the chance and Southampton get back and clear the ball.
Southampton 0 Arsenal 3: Welbeck nearly has a chance for a hat trick, played into the box by Perez, but Gardos just nicks the ball off his feet before he can get a shot away.
Southampton 0 Arsenal 3: Subs for Saints – Isgrove and Long off, Tadic and Redmond on.
Southampton 0 Arsenal 3: Meanwhile Sanchez is coming on for Welbeck
GOAL! Southampton 0 Arsenal 4 – Theo WalcottSanchez involved almost straight away, slipped in well by Oxlade-Chamberlain and then cutting the ball back across goal for Walcott to tap in his second of the evening. Just as things seemed to be quietening down.
Southampton 0 Arsenal 4: Jeff Reine-Adelaide, easily the best named player on the pitch, makes way, Alex Iwobi comes on.
