Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC iPlayer

Blackburn and John Eustace were in truth looking ahead to the game against West Brom on Wednesday.

They harbour hopes of finishing in the play-off places in the Championship, so had all their best players on the bench.

But they were slightly unfortunate to have that Dominic Hyam goal in the first half ruled out for offside.

Plymouth Argyle

Plymouth Argyle head coachMiron Muslic, speaking to ITV about getting the train back to Plymouth after Argyle’s win against Brentford in the third round: "It was a hell of a ride on this train with 2,000 green army supporters on the train.

"I fit perfectly here.”

On the impact football has had on his life: "The biggest part.

“It was easy to connect. If you come to a different country, you don’t understand the culture, but football helps you because it’s universal.

"It is the beauty of the game and played a major part in my youth.

"Today is the most famous cup in the world, and we are playing against the best team in the world.

“I will try to enjoy this moment.

“We are an underdog, but we want to be a brave underdog.

"In terms of motivation, this is the easiest game to prepare as the lads want to play this game.

"With nothing to lose, but a lot to win.”

Plymouth manager Miron Muslic was a refugee as a child.

In 1992, as a nine-year-old, Muslic had to flee his home town of Bihac in Bosnia.

In June 1992, just a month or two later, Bihac fell under a three-year siege by Serb-led forces.

"We had to leave Bosnia, and Bihac, our hometown, literally overnight, grabbing things you can grab with your hands," he explains powerfully to BBC Sport.

"That's where our journey, or our new life, started."

Muslic, his sister and parents fled 400 miles to Innsbruck in Austria, where he grew up.

Read more about Muslic's back story.

We'll have reaction from Ewood Park as soon as we can, but it's time to build up to the next game of the day now as Champo basement side Plymouth host Prem leaders Liverpool.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC iPlayer

Emmanuel Agbadou has been exceptional at the back for Wolves, but my player of the match is Matheus Cunha. He is Wolves' best player and he has turned up yet again. He's got great appetite.

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Comfortable enough for Wolves, who scored twice in two first-half minutes and never looked in trouble from that point on.

Matheus Cunha has been named man of the match. Getting him to sign a new deal may be one of the best moves of the last window.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC iPlayer

John Eustace has really overachieved at Blackburn Rovers. I just wonder if he would feel he hasn't been backed enough for what he has done at the club.

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I thought that was three - but Pablo Sarabia's low shot hits a Blackburn toe and whistles into the side-netting.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC iPlayer

The changes for Blackburn in the second half haven't really worked for them. They haven't created too many opportunities and haven't been able to test Sam Johnstone in the Wolves goal.

A goal for the hosts now would make life interesting.

Wolves are hitting Blackburn on the break all the time now as the home side understandably throw men up field. Matheus Cunha is under pressure but gets a shot in and Balazs Toth saves well with his legs.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC iPlayer

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Makhtar Gueye works the situation brilliantly and goes for power, straight at Sam Johnstone. But it is a comfortable save for the Wolves goalkeeper. Pablo Sarabia then just can't control the finish at the other end.

Andreas Weimann hits an absolute piledriver of a free-kick straight at Sam Johnstone, who then saves well from a Makhtar Gueye shot!

Seconds later Pablo Sarabia shins over the top as Wolves counter well.

The John Eustace to Derby question is very much the big question of the day now isn't it. If it is a question.

Paul Robinson
Former Blackburn goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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This performance will give John Eustace some belief in his side - if he is to stay here for the rest of the season.

Man of the moment Marshall Munetsi has another lungbuster of a run and shot on the stretch. He's all action.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC iPlayer

It feels like the longer this second half has gone on, Wolves have got better control of the game. But Blackburn will still need to believe.

Paul Robinson
Former Blackburn goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Matheus Cunha has embellished his reputation as the best player on the pitch.

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To be honest I'd not heard of Marshall Munetsi until about 10 minutes ago but he's been everywhere! He now pings a shot inches wide on the stretch.

If like me you missed his arrival he signed from Reims on deadline day.