Postpublished at 21:39 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
Last minute, Liverpool have it deep in enemy territory...
Summary
Coutinho completes Reds comeback
Danns sent off at 1-0 to Bolton
Gudjohnsen, 36, opened scoring
Winners face Crystal Palace in round five
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Bolton have a free-kick... Liam Trotter has a header scrambled clear...
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So Liverpool will head to Crystal Palace, unless Bolton can find a rabbit in the hat now. Neil Danns's red card hasn't half cost his side.
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BBC Radio 5 live's Kevin Kilbane"It's broken Bolton's heart, but what a brilliant goal by Philippe Coutinho. Both goals have been of the highest quality."
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Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on BBC One"A special strike from a special footballer. Andy Lonergan has been fantastic, but Philippe Coutinho loves to cut in and bend it in to that corner."
GOALpublished at 21:35 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
And there it is! Bolton's resistance is broken again but it is a cracking goal. Philippe Coutinho has had a few shots from 25 yards tonight but he saves the very best for last, a dipping strike which kisses the crossbar and finds the net. Andy Lonergan looks to the heavens. Nothing you can do about those mate.
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Lars Nay: Can you are the man!
Mike: Emre Can has just pulled off the scoop pass we all desperately tried to master on the school playground.
Feargal Rooney: We are going to extra time, postpone the washing for another evening.
INJURY TIMEpublished at 21:34 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
FIVE MINUTES added on. I'm sure the BBC One controller would quite like one side to score in them if that's OK.
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Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on BBC One"Liverpool are totally dominating at the moment. Bolton are finding it really difficult to get out from the edge of their own box."
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Liverpool have set up base camp on the edge of the Bolton box. Can the Championship side hang on for extra-time?
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BBC Radio 5 live's Kevin Kilbane"Bolton were a little bit flat at the back. But the timing was perfect by Liverpool. An outstanding ball from Emre Can and a great finish by Raheem Sterling. A perfect team goal."
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Neil Lennon is deflated on the bench. His side had put in a fine rearguard display since going down to 10 men but they had no answer to that goal.
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Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on BBC One"That goal has been coming. It was a brilliant pass over the top from Emre Can. Raheem Sterling ran off the back of Liam Trotter and the finish was brilliant - he didn't go for power, he went for precision."
GOALpublished at 21:29 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
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Image source, Getty ImagesRight on cue! Raheem Sterling digs Liverpool out of a hole with another excellent goal, and tips us towards the prospect of extra time. Emre Can has time to look up and loft a lovely ball over the top, Sterling watches it on to his left foot and steers a volley through the legs of Andy Lonergan. Cancel that birthday party for Steven Gerrard - for now anyway...
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Spanish La LigaLiverpool could do with a goal, could they do with Iago Aspas? The forward is on loan at Sevilla from the Reds and he has just pulled one back for the Spanish side at Real Madrid, who lead 2-1 with about five minutes left.
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Steven Gerrard is five minutes away from being able to book the hog roast, bouncy castle and clowns for his birthday party...
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Joseph Rawsthorne: The problem is that football is a contact sport but the commentators talk like its basketball back in the 80's the tackles that go in and now it's going like a non contact sport.
Roy Shelton: Yes the penalty was soft, but there are penalties like that every week in the Premiership where football is slowly becoming a non contact sport.
HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 21:27 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
What a save! Emre Can on his left peg, a great hit and Andy Lonergan tips it onto the face of the bar. The crossbar is still shaking.
HIGHLIGHTSpublished at 21:27 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
A reminder that the red card and the goal from tonight's game can be watched at the top of the page. Click on highlights and enjoy yourself.
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BBC Radio 5 live's Kevin Kilbane"Brilliant run from Sturridge. Pressure is mounting on Bolton, it's all Liverpool at the moment. Real drama."