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Kuni Poonasamy: Would like to have seen Mario Balotelli included in the squad, not sure why he isn't. I think a recognized striker is needed now.
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Is that Bolton's chance?Tim Ream helps the ball over from wide on the left, it runs past one man and right into the run of Eidur Gudjohnsen. The perfect man for the job - but the Iceman side-foots wide from 16 yards. He was under pressure, and he wants a corner, but he should really have hit the target.
Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live
"He did very well, the first save was absolutely terrific but when the ball dropped it looked like a certain goal. That was an opportunity for Manquillo."
Image source, AFPYou're never too far from a selfie, even in the Anfield VIP box...
Top save! Adam Bogdan to his left to push away a strike from Philippe Coutinho, Javier Manquillo then beats Dean Moxey to the loose change and should score - but slices his shot across goal.
Brendan Rodgers was already celebrating...
Liverpool have a corner and Philippe Coutinho has a snatch at it, left-footed but well blocked by Darren Pratley.
Bolton are just over half an hour away from forcing a replay.
Image source, Getty ImagesEmile Heskey comes off. He gets a great reception from the Kop too, that is nice to see. In his place comes Bolton youngster Conor Wilkinson.
Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live
"That was a terrific save, and very important for Bolton."
Liverpool's best two players get on the ball as Philippe Coutinho gets a yard of space and finds Raheem Sterling tearing through the middle with a fine pass. Adam Bogdan decides to come off his line and times it perfectly, sweeping it away from the England forward's toes.
A replay suggests that Matt Mills missed Lazar Markovic with his first leg, but caught him with his back leg. Bolton have got away with one there...
Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live
"The referee is adjudging he was not tripped, and he was in a terrific position, no more than six or maybe seven paces away. Mills' back leg might have caught him as he went past, but whether it was intentional or not is hard to judge."
Liverpool have put Lazar Markovic out on the left wing in the second half but he's yet to see the ball. Can his pace make the difference?And here we go! His first touch sees him skip past Matt Mills, in on goal, and he goes down.
Mills has already been booked - but referee Kevin Friend waves it away...
Chesterfield manager Paul Cook: "It was always going to be a difficult game for a club from a lower tier but at the end of the day you can only look up and say, 'Did we do okay?' but as a manager I felt they did more than okay."
Image source, Getty ImagesDerby boss Steve McClaren said: "We knew the game would be open and we were fortunate to go 1-0 up. At half-time we had to change and we tried a lot of things but I think we've learned a lot from that game.
"We wanted to do this for quite a while and we took a risk in doing it and I'm just pleased that we came through the ups and downs of the game and we are in the hat."
Former Wales international Robbie Savage
Football Focus
"To get back from Abu Dhabi the night before the game is shocking, I did warm weather breaks when at Blackburn but you always get back 72 hours before, minimum 48.
"Why give people an excuse why they lost? 'Boro were outstanding, and while City would have had first class seats coming back, when you go seven hours away you don't feel great the next day."
Robbie will be venting his spleen on 606 on 5live following the end of Liverpool v Bolton.
Mohd Siraj Abd Aziz: If Liverpool lose tonight then that would really be Black Saturday for the Premier League.
Karl Cooper: Sat in Manchester airport stunned by these results today. Genuinely scared for Liverpool now. Hope we buck today's current trend!
Mark Taylor: Is it just me or does anyone else think Neil Lennon is a bit scary?
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Cardiff manager Russell Slade: "I would have probably walked out myself if I'd been in the crowd for the second period. It was dire.
"There's going to be ups and downs, but it's a bad day for us and it looks as if we've taken a step in the wrong direction.
"I take all the responsibility for the players performing at that level. We were devoid of ideas and energy and it's probably the worst 45 minutes since I've been here."
Back under way at Anfield. Any more FA Cup drama left?
Liverpool bring on Lazar Markovic at half-time with Jose Enrique the man replaced.
Reading boss Steve Clarke: "Everyone will think it has opened up a little bit, especially with Man City and Chelsea going out.
"But you can't get carried away. I'll just look forward to the draw and see who we get."