You might be getting some serious thumb numbers there Mark.

Blackburn are having a bright spell with Todd Cantwell central to it. He now wins a free-kick in a dangerous spot and whips one in which Sam Johnstone has to claw out.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC iPlayer

Todd Cantwell has to hit the target from there. He is under pressure and places it high and wide.

Paul Robinson
Former Blackburn goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

That final pass in the final third, the last piece of decisiveness.

Augustus Kargbo down the left-hand-side - what a player he's going to be.

Todd Cantwell fires it high and wide over the bar, but a really good move from Blackburn.

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Only seven sides have won the FA Cup on more occasions than Blackburn Rovers' haul of six. It's just a shame that we are almost at the 100-year anniversary of their most recent win.

That's better though, Todd Cantwell links up with Amario Cozier-Duberry and then blasts over the top.

Blackburn's goalkeeper Balazs Toth doesn't look comfortable with the ball at his feet under this high Wolves press. I get that's how they want to play but there must be a point when you abandon Plan A.

Paul Robinson
Former Blackburn goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Blackburn were cut open there.

Matheus Cunha was in acres of space and if it was a good ball then that would have been the third goal.

The next goal in this game is massive.

Blackburn aren't for changing and again they nearly play themselves into real trouble. They can't play out as Wolves press, the ball is turned over and a pass to Matheus Cunha is only just overhit or he would have been in on goal.

A brief reminder that we will have extra time and possibly penalties if required today, there are no replays in the FA Cup these days.

John Buckley does well down the Blackburn right and puts in a testing cross which Sam Johnstone does well to claim.

And we're back up and running.

Wolves are making two changes.

The injured Hwang is replaced by Pablo Sarabia, while Matt Doherty replaces Santigo Bueno at the back.

Welcome to Plymouth, Arne.

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Liverpool are unbeaten in their last eight games against Plymouth in all competitions (W5 D3) since suffering a 4-0 away defeat in February 1956 under manager Don Welsh.

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Marcus Rashford hasn't appeared in the FA Cup for Manchester United this season, by the way. I mean he's not played a minute in 2025 at all.

Chris Sutton
BBC football predictions expert

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It will help Aston Villa that they don't have a midweek game before this tie and, as well as the result against Liverpool, one of the things that will affect Tottenham is fatigue and how many players they have got fit.

When these two teams met in November, Spurs won 4-1 but it was a strange game and it could actually have gone either way. The same applies here too.

Like Tottenham, Villa also have a problem keeping clean sheets - they have managed only one in their past 13 games - so I think there will be goals in this tie.

It will be interesting to see if Villa's new loan signing, Marcus Rashford, gets one of them.

Bringing Rashford in is a gamble, but I know myself from my career how a change of scenery can reinvigorate a player. This is essentially a trial for him - if he does well, they will sign him. If not, he will be going back to Manchester United.

Sutton's prediction: 2-2 after extra time, Villa to win 12-11 on penalties

Chris Sutton
BBC football predictions expert

Plymouth got their first league win since the start of November when they beat West Brom on Saturday, and they have brought a couple of players in under their new manager, Miron Muslic.

Even so, you cannot see past Liverpool's quality getting them a win here.

Arne Slot's side are going strong in Europe as well as the Premier League and I suppose the question is whether the number of games they play takes its toll eventually.

So far, though, Slot has managed their schedule so well, and their squad is very strong. For example, Trent Alexander-Arnold is out at the moment, but Conor Bradley can come in at right-back - problem solved.

Whatever team that Slot puts out here, my feeling is that Liverpool are pretty unstoppable. They have this relentless nature, and they will find a way of beating Plymouth.

Sutton's prediction: 1-3

A reminder that we have two more great games coming up...

Here's the danger man getting a booking for simulation.

What do you think?

Paul Robinson
Former Blackburn goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Augustus Kargbo is a player. Where have the Blackburn scouts found him from?

He wants to run and run - whether there's an end-product we are yet to see.

He looks dangerous.