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Wolves v Liverpool BBC Radio 5 Live This video can not be played Wolves v Liverpool BBC Radio 5 Live Liverpool cruise past Wolves to reach FA Cup quarter-finals Jones, Salah & Robertson score in dominant second-half Reds display Hwang's stoppage-time goal denies visitors clean sheet Choice of radio coverage also available via 'watch & listen' tab Jess Anderson FT: Wolves 1-3 Liverpool Alan Shearer Former England striker on BBC One It needed a bit of quality and Andy Robertson proved that with the strike. A much more comfortable second half from Liverpool. Wolves 1-3 Liverpool That's that! Liverpool book their place in the last eight of the FA Cup. Wolves unable to repeat their midweek heroics. Wolves 1-3 Liverpool Liverpool have the ball in the back of the net again but Ryan Gravenberch had strayed offside. No doubts about this one. Wolves 1-3 Liverpool Cheeky little assist for goalkeeper Sam Johnstone there. Wolves 1-3 Liverpool Clinton Morrison Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Molineux Once Hwang gets into that position, it is a brilliant finish into the bottom corner. Szobosalai can't get there and it is an outstanding finish. Wolves 1-3 Liverpool Stephen Warnock Former Liverpool defender on BBC One Hwang Hee-Chan is clearly onside. Liverpool giving opportunities and Andy Robertson should be much narrower. That is Liverpool to a tee this season. Hwang Hee-Chan (90+1 mins) No clean sheet for Liverpool! Hwang Hee-Chan breaks away and just keeps running. He beats two defenders and Alisson comes right out of his goal and all the Wolves man has to do is slot into the far corner. No danger of Liverpool not reaching the quarter-finals at this point but they'll be disappointed to have conceded that. Wolves 0-3 Liverpool Clinton Morrison Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Molineux The second half performance has been really good from Liverpool, really positive. Now they can bring on some youngsters. Wolves 0-3 Liverpool Oooh, Ryan Gravenberch dinks one across the six-yard box and Ibrahim Konate just gets it completely wrong. It was an open goal - should be 4-0. Wolves 0-3 Liverpool Stephen Warnock Former Liverpool defender on BBC One Rio Ngumoha had a brilliant display tonight. It was a big opportunity for him, and he has taken it with both hands. He has given his manager, Arne Slot, a big decision. Click on 'Get involved' at the top of this page This scoreline can't be a surprise to anyone. Liverpool are too good a side not to bounceback and Wolves are not a good enough side to repeat their previous performance. Sam, Kent Wolves 0-3 Liverpool Just over five minutes on the clock plus added time and Liverpool will be really hoping they can cling onto this clean sheet. Wolves 0-3 Liverpool Virgil van Dijk makes way for Ibrahima Konate and Alexis Mac Allister is going to come off for Trey Nyoni. Mac Allister was going to be substituted anyway but he definitely looks to be in some bother and he limps off. Wolves 0-3 Liverpool Alexis Mac Allister is down and looks to be in a bit of bother here after a challenge from Hwang Hee-Chan. It seems to be his ankle he's clutching. Wolves 0-3 Liverpool Jean-Ricner Bellegarde gets a shot away from just outside the area, it bobbles but Alisson collects with ease. Click on 'Get involved' at the top of this page As soon as they speed it up, the players look better and Liverpool look really good. Lessons need to be learnt. Chris, Bournemouth Wolves 0-3 Liverpool Stephen Warnock Former Liverpool defender on BBC One Liverpool have moved the ball so much quicker. It's an identity with Liverpool that we have seen for many years, but we have not seen so much of it this year. A beautiful give-and-go with Ryan Gravenberch. Curtis Jones bends it into the far corner. That will be game, set and match. Wolves 0-3 Liverpool That goal has sparked a few changes for the home side. Rodrigo Gomes replaces Toti Gomes and Hwang Hee-Chan replaces Tolu Arokodare. Wolves 0-3 Liverpool Clinton Morrison Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Molineux It was good build-up play. Joao Gomes tries to win it. It is good play between Curtis Jones and Dominik Szoboszalai. Jones then moves it to his left foot and it is a brilliant finish into the corner. Curtis Jones (74 mins) Surely that is that! A really good finish from Curtis Jones, who picks his spot and drives into the bottom corner with his left foot. Liverpool have surely booked their place in the quarter-finals. Andy Robertson's only other goal this season came against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League At a glance Andy Robertson opens the scoring for Liverpool Mohamed Salah quickly adds a second Curtis Jones wraps up victory at Molineux Hee-Chan Hwang gets a late Wolves consolation Liverpool reach the FA Cup quarter-finals Liverpool cruised into the FA Cup quarter-finals with a dominant second-half display against Wolves to keep alive their hopes of salvaging the season. The Reds had suffered a last-gasp defeat in the Premier League at Molineux on Tuesday but gained revenge to reach the last eight. After a forgettable first half, where they struggled for creativity and energy, the visitors then raced to a 2-0 lead within 10 minutes of the restart. Andy Robertson collected Curtis Jones' pass and rifled into the bottom corner from 25 yards for his first goal since September, before Mohamed Salah struck 95 seconds later. The Scotland international has only started five league games this season - and almost joined Tottenham in January - but underlined why he has been so crucial to Liverpool's success since joining from Hull in 2017. Moments later, he crossed for Salah to find the roof of the net, with the goal given after a video assistant referee (VAR) check for offside. Midfielder Jones netted a third when he curled in from the edge of the area with 16 minutes left, before Hee-Chan Hwang pulled a goal back for Wolves in injury time. The defending Premier League champions are sixth in the table with the FA Cup and Champions League their remaining hopes of silverware this season. They go to Galatasaray in the Champions League last-16 on Tuesday. What did you learn from Wolves' display? Have your say on Liverpool's performance Rate players out of 10 for this game. The rater will close 30 minutes after the final whistle. You must be signed in to a BBC account to play. 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Audio Wolves v Liverpool BBC Radio 5 Live FA Cup All competitions All competitions All competitions Wolves have met Liverpool in eight previous FA Cup ties and have a positive record against the Reds, progressing more often (5 times) than they’ve been eliminated (3). The last time they faced them in the fifth round was in 1948-49, winning 3-1 and eventually lifting that season’s trophy. This is the second time in the last five seasons that Liverpool with face the side bottom of the Premier League in the FA Cup fifth round – they won 2-1 against Norwich in 2021-22, who had knocked Wolves out in the fourth round. Wolves are into the FA Cup fifth round in three seasons in a row for the first time since doing so between 1978-79 and 1980-81. Their two ties so far this season were both against League Two opponents – they’ve been knocked out by a Premier League side in nine of the last 10 seasons. Liverpool have lost their last two away matches in the FA Cup, with each of their last five wins in the competition coming at Anfield. The Reds haven’t lost more away games in a row in the competition since a run of four between January 1951 and January 1954. This will be Wolves boss Rob Edwards’ second FA Cup fifth round tie as a manager – he lost 6-2 to Manchester City in 2023-24 as Luton boss. Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah has been involved in nine goals in nine FA Cup starts for the club (7 goals, 2 assists), scoring in his one start against Wolves in the competition in January 2023 at Anfield. He has scored a goal every 110 minutes in the competition, the second best of any Reds player to play 500+ minutes behind Tony Hateley (one every 83 minutes, eight in seven games). Copyright © 2026 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking.