Plymouth boss Miron Muslic has made three changes to the side who beat West Brom 2-1 last time out in the Championship.

Plymouth XI: Hazard, Pleguezuelo, Hardie, Wright, Bundu, Puchacz, Gyabi, Randell, Katic, Sorinola, Maxi.

Subs: Grimshaw, Mumba, Houghton, Obafemi, Boateng, Tijani, Al Hajj, Baidoo, Palsson.

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Arne Slot has made 10 changes to the Liverpool side who beat Tottenham 4-0 to progress to the EFL Cup final on Thursday night.

Only goalkeeperCaoimhin Kelleher keeps his spot with the likes of Virgil van Dijk, Mohamed Salah and Ryan Gravenberch having the afternoon off.

Liverpool XI: Kelleher, Gomez, Endo, Quansah, Tsmikas, McConnell, Elliott, Nyoni, Diaz, Jota, Chiesa.

Subs:Jaros, Nunez, Jones, Kone-Doherty, Mabaya, Nallo, Ngumoha, Norris, Young.

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He's just box office Matheus Cunha, the sort of player you''d pay to watch. After a clever lob across goal is cleared off the line he weaves away from a tackle 25 yards out and then belts in a shot that Balazs Toth claws out.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Home Park

Plymouth's fans are eagerly anticipating the arrival of Liverpool, the team of season, here at Home Park.

"The Green Army" were out in force hours before kick-off to get ready for this fourth round FA Cup tie, such is expectation for this big day in Devon.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot may be fielding a much-changed side but the visit of the Premier League leaders is providing an exciting interruption in their fight to stay in the Championship under new manager, Miron Muslic, who succeeded sacked Wayne Rooney.

Paul Robinson
Former Blackburn goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been disjointed from Blackburn in this second half. I think the substitutions have disrupted the flow.

There's more to life than goals, I know, but Cauley Woodrow scored three league goals for Luton in 66 appearances, so seems a slightly odd January signing for Blackburn.

New Wolves man Marshall Munetsi has been bright since coming on and heads wide.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC iPlayer

It was a wonderful ball from Marshall Munetsi to release Pablo Sarabia, who we know has a wonderful left foot. Matheus Cunha drifts into the box at the right time but just can't get his header right.

Paul Robinson
Former Blackburn goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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It's a strange formation that Vitor Pereira is playing.

They're interchanging the players and they've not got a recognised number nine.

A decent chance for a third! Pablo Sarabia finds space on the right and bends in an early cross, Matheus Cunha ghosts in with a late run and the ball is always just too high for him.

He gets head on ball but can only flip it over the top.

John Buckley gets the memo and does shoot from a long way out but that is well, well, well wide.

A shot would be nice.

Conor McNamara
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Blackburn need to throw the kitchen sink at it.

Paul Robinson
Former Blackburn goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Emmanuel Dennis started really well and he's impressed from the front.

I can't believe he's taking him off.

Wolves make more changes as Andre and Marshall Munetsi come on for Goncalo Guedes and Jean Bellegarde.

Rovers send on Cauley Woodrow and Andreas Weimann for Emmanuel Dennis and the lively Augustus Kargbo.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC iPlayer

Blackburn boss John Eustance wants to tie Tyrhys Dolan to a new contract. I can understand why.

He is such a versatile player and can play in any forward position. He can play left, right and centre and is now playing in the number 10 role.

Wolves defender Toti goes on a one-man mission upfield, driving past several challenges to get to the edge of the Blackburn area but the move breaks down. Tyrhys Dolan then does well to win a corner at the other end.

It's flat at Ewood Park though, not much belief in the air.

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Half an hour of normal time left. Can Blackburn find a way back into the tie?

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC iPlayer

It was a similar position to the one where Blackburn had the goal ruled out for offside in the first half.

The free-kick is excellent from Todd Cantwell and it's good goalkeeping under pressure from Sam Johnstone.

Blackburn have two men up front now. So Wolves couild find more space.

Paul Robinson
Former Blackburn goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

John Eustace is rolling the dice. At this stage of the game - why not?

Well I say Todd Cantwell is looking bright but he's been replaced!

Rovers send on Tyrhys Dolan and Makhtar Gueye.