With a Wembley semi-final at stake then, Swansea and Spurs meet for the first time in the FA Cup.

It is the Welsh club's first appearance in the last eight of the competition since 1964. They reached the semi-final that year, eliminating Liverpool in the quarter-final.

Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator at Anfield

You could argue the meeting on the opening weekend between these two was a sign of things to come for Liverpool this season.

Their terrific trio of Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah all scored, but they were undone by some all too familiar defensive frailties in the 3-3 draw.

Given the trouble they had dealing with Romelu Lukaku last weekend, Watford boss Javi Gracia will be hoping Troy Deeney can cause some similar problems for the Reds' defence.

But it's hard to see this one not going according to form, with Liverpool on an impressive run at Anfield and the Hornets arriving with a rotten away record.

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Glen has kindly done some Saturday morning maths for us...

Glen Meskell: If Tony Pulis had stayed at West Brom, his average of 0.8 points per game would still see them bottom with 25 points but with a fighting chance. At 20 points - 8 away from safety - the fight seems all but lost.

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Liverpool could recall captain Jordan Henderson, who was on the bench for Saturday's defeat at Manchester United.

Long-term absentee Nathaniel Clyne remains out, while 18-year-old striker Ben Woodburn is also unavailable for Saturday's game.

Watford defender Craig Cathcart is back in contention after recovering from a hip problem.

Tom Cleverley, Gerard Deulofeu, Nathaniel Chalobah, Younes Kaboul and Isaac Success remain injured.

Goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes could return to the squad, having sat out the defeat at Arsenal after missing training because of personal reasons.

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Stoke will assess forward Mame Biram Diouf, who missed Monday's defeat by Manchester City after hurting his shoulder in the Potters' previous game.

Saido Berahino could also come back into contention after improving his fitness levels but Stephen Ireland and Lee Grant remain out.

Everton's Gylfi Sigurdsson is out for several weeks with a knee injury.

Ashley Williams serves the second game of a three-match ban, but Idrissa Gueye returns after illness.

Theo Walcott, who was forced off last weekend with cramp, but is fit to play.

Vicki Sparks
Match of the Day commentator at the bet365 Stadium

Gylfi Sigurdsson's absence is clearly a blow for Everton - their record signing had found form under Sam Allardyce, who admits his players need to change their mentality away from home.

Only West Bromwich Albion have a worse record on their travels in the Premier League this season.

How you view Stoke's form under Paul Lambert depends on whether you're a glass half-full or glass half-empty person - only two defeats in his seven games, but no win since his opening match in charge.

They've improved defensively. Now they must add goals at the other end if they're to stay up.

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Fabian Pavez: If Tottenham happen to reach the semi-finals, will it still be played at Wembley or at a neutral ground?

It looks as though Wembley, a neutral venue in the FA Cup, would still be used. Spurs, therefore, would not have any 'home' privileges...

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Brighton midfielder Steve Sidwell: "Who needs it most, Tottenham or Chelsea? That is a tough one.

"I think Spurs will go on to win the FA Cup."

BBC Sport looks back at the 1983 FA Cup final between Brighton and Manchester United, as the teams prepare to meet in this year's competition.

Swansea boss Carlos Carvalhal makes five changes to the side which drew 0-0 with Huddersfield in the Premier League last Saturday.

Tammy Abraham and Nathan Dyer both come into the side as Jordan and Andre Ayew are forced to miss out. Kristoffer Nordfeldt replaces Lukasz Fabianksi in goal, Kyle Bartley comes in to captain the side as he replaces Federico Fernandez, and Tom Carroll returns to face his former club, with Andy King dropping out.

Swansea XI: Nordfeldt, Naughton, Van der Hoorn, Bartley, Mawson, Olsson, Ki Sung-Yeung, Carroll , Clucas, Dyer, Abraham.

Subs: Mulder, Roberts, Fernandez, Britton, Byers, Routledge, Narsingh

Mauricio Pochettino makes seven changes to the Tottenham side which beat Bournemouth 4-1 in the Premier League last Sunday.

Injured Harry Kane misses out while Dele Alli, Victor Wanyama and Mousa Dembele are rested - they drop to the bench. At the back, Michel Vorm switches in for Hugo Lloris, Serge Aurier is replaced by Kieran Trippier, Danny Rose drops out for Ben Davies. In midfield, in come Moussa Sissoko, Erik Lamela, Eric Dier and Lucas Moura. Son Heung-min leads the line.

Tottenham XI: Vorm, Trippier, Sanchez, Vertonghen, Davies, Dier, Sissoko, Lamela, Eriksen, Lucas, Son.

Subs: Lloris, Aurier, Alderweireld, Foyth, Dembele, Alli, Llorente

Lawro is pitting his wits against a different guest for each round of this season's FA Cup, and his opponent this time iscomedian John Bishop.

Head here to see the predictions in full

Plus another reminder that there are two live BBC TV games on Sunday:

Wigan have already beaten three Premier League teams - including leaders Manchester City - to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals but can they make it four and reach Wembley?

The League One side's last-eight tie with struggling Southampton is live on BBC One at 13:30 GMT on Sunday, with Leicester against Chelsea following at 16:30.

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Brighton midfielder Steve Sidwell: "Harry Kane is lean and fit. This injury could be a blessing in disguise and the rest he needs before being fit for the start of the World Cup.

"He will get a few games before the end of the season and he will be fine. Kane is someone who looks like he knows his body and the condition he is in."

We already knew both the Ayew brothers would be missing for Swansea today - Jordan is suspended and Andre cup-tied.

Tammy Abraham and Nathan Dyer will be the ones hoping to cause a few Tottenham headaches instead.

Obviously there's no Harry Kane for Tottenham, he's injured, and it looks like Son Heung-min will be leading their line instead, with Fernando Llorente on the bench.

Full team news to come shortly.

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Bournemouth defender Tyrone Mings: "Lewis Cook's selection for England is well deserved. I see him everyday, training and playing with him and he will feel it is deserved too. He won the World Cup with the U20s and everyone at Bournemouth is delighted for him. He is young and exciting and can go and do whatever he wants.

"Technically, he is superb. He controls the game at Bournemouth and is putting in performances the manager knew he could produce. He can fill a gap for holding on to the ball for England and he is not afraid of getting on the ball. He does not hide and does not let adversity affect him. He has all the attributes."

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Bournemouth defender Tyrone Mings: "If we win this game you can start thinking we are almost there.

"You know what you are going to get from Eddie Howe. His core principles are something he will never deviate from."

Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live on West Brom's survival chances

West Brom are miles away from it. I don't know anyone who thinks they have a chance.

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Bournemouth duo Joshua King and Ryan Fraser are both doubtful with respective neck and back issues.

Manager Eddie Howe has also revealed several other unnamed squad members have niggles and are being assessed.

West Brom are expected to recall Jonny Evans after he missed last week's defeat by Leicester through injury, but Gareth Barry remains sidelined.

This game comes too soon for Daniel Sturridge and Nacer Chadli, both of whom will return to training next week.

James Morrison is still out with an Achilles problem.

John Roder
Match of the Day commentator at the Vitality Stadium

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It's looking almost certain that West Bromwich Albion will be playing in the Championship next season.

The Baggies, eight points away from safety with just eight matches remaining, have actually taken fewer points per match on average since they brought in Alan Pardew to replace Tony Pulis.

While a fourth relegation from the Premier League is likely for West Brom, Bournemouth are aiming to secure a fourth season in the top division.

Three more victories would definitely keep the Cherries up, and they will be keen to make amends for the 1-0 defeat at the Hawthorns back on the opening day of the season.