A heavy challenge by Lee Evans on Liverpool midfielder Ovie Ejaria earns the hosts a free-kick just past the halfway line. 

The Reds try to play it forward but Alberto Moreno is dispossessed by Helder Costa.

They regain it again and Roberto Firmino controls it well in the box before the ball goes out for a corner, which comes to nothing.

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Goalscorer Richard Stearman comes to the rescue in his own box by booting clear from close range for Wolves. 

Liverpool have had 85% possession at the moment, but they've not had a clear cut chance yet. 

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

The thing with Liverpool, they just need to play the ball at a higher pace.

They have so many touches and it just allows the opposition to get back into position. You're just not gonig to be able to cut opposition open, no matter what division they come from.

Where is the marking? Though I don't think the Wolves fans will be worrying about that.

That goal from Richard Stearman was his first goal in any competition for the best part of three years.

His last goal was for Wolves against Leyton Orient in April 2014, 1013 days ago.

The defender has signed for Fulham and then returned to his home-town club on loan in the intervening years.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

That would have been one of the great FA Cup goals! Not just this season but of any season!

What a run by Helder Costa!

Wolves go on the counter-attack after Alberto Moreno's corner is cleared and Costa runs about 70 yards without any contact, jinking his way beyond this player and that, before Ben Woodburn finally gets in the way. 

Costa must have got beyond about five Red shirts on that sprint but could not quite keep his strike on target when he eventually shot. 

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

Dare I say it, Wolves are set-up exactly like Southampton, Swansea and Plymouth have been in recent weeks...

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Liverpool maintain possession in the middle of the field, staying patient in their build-up play. 

Roberto Firmino tries to break clear but he's scuppered.

Lucas pumps the ball forward again and Divock Origi puts it out of play on the right-hand side. 

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We think that goal was timed at 53 seconds. Incredible scenes.

Richard Stearman, who is Wolverhampton born and bred, was in the squad the last time Wolves beat Liverpool in the Premier League back in December 2010. 

Matt Doherty has a free-kick on the edge of the area for the visitors, but the Liverpool defence scramble the ball clear. 

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

It's such a great goal and a great start from Wolves - but from Liverpool's point of view it is absolutely awful defending.

Karius sort of came out, danced around his handbag and didn't do anything.

Liverpool, oh dear.

Off we go! Saturday's FA Cup fourth round matches are in session. 

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

It is a slightly stronger than the team that played against Plymouth. Without stating the obvious, Liverpool need to win.

I'm slightly surprised there are so many changes, they've lacked confidence with their strongest team out and I think it's really important for the football club that they get a win today.

Wolves will be very competitive and they've got nothing to lose today.

Rebecca, somewhere between Birmingham and Edinburgh: Just starting a 4 hour train journey so counting on the FA Cup to keep me occupied!

We've got your back Rebecca!

The players are on their way out of the tunnel. We can expect a banging atmosphere today, with Wolves having sold out their allocation of 8,300 tickets at Anfield.

Graeme Le Saux
Former Chelsea left-back on Football Focus

Liverpool are a very exciting team, built to attack. There's a lot of fluidity in midfield but there's not a lot of backbone and if they're not scoring goals and pressing teams, there's always vulnerability. 

They are getting punished even when they are playing well and conceding goals.

You can't read too much into the nine changes, but it's such fine margins. They're getting punished for things that maybe aren’t as bad as we think they are.

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Just in case you missed the teams earlier...

Liverpool XI: Karius, Randall, Gomez, Klavan, Moreno, Lucas, Ejaria, Wijnaldum, Woodburn, Firmino, Origi.

Subs: Mignolet, Milner, Stewart, Can, Wilson, Coutinho, Sturridge.

Wolves XI: Burgoyne, Doherty, Edwards, Stearman, Saville, Evans, Coady, Costa, Dicko, Hause, Weimann.

Subs: Lonergan, Batth, Enobakhare, Ronan, Gibbs-White, Bodvarsson, Mason.

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