Bristol City XI: Fielding, Dasilva, Webster, Wright, Brownhill, Diedhiou, O’Dowda, Eliasson, Kalas, Morrell, Palmer.

Subs: O’Leary, Baker, Taylor, Watkins, Kelly, Paterson, Pack.

Wolves XI: Ruddy, Jonny, Boly, Coady, Bennett, Doherty, Saiss, Moutinho, Dendoncker, Cavaleiro, Jimenez.

Subs: Norris, Neves, Costa, Gibbs-White, Vinagre, Traore, Ennis.

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo speaking to BT Sport: "It is always very important. Each game we compete in is the most important game we have.

"It is always the intention to put out a strong XI. We have a strong squad so we choose the best option for the game.

"They [Bristol City] are in a good moment. They are a good team with a good manager so I expect a tough game."

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Andrew Davidson: If Chelsea don’t win then definitely wolves, having a brilliant season and good to watch.

Loz Kennedy: Millwall

Craig Hudson: Anyone but Chelsea or Yanited!

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Bristol City manager Lee Johnson speaking to BT Sport: "We want to win. We respect Wolves they are a fantastic side. The job Nuno has done is nothing short of phenomenal.

"We know we have a good chance and we can win. We will be in very good spirits for this game.

Don't forget to let me know why. Is it because they play good football or because they're the underdogs? Are you sick of the 'big six' in the Premier League winning everything?

Westanupper: Brentford.... Come On You Bees!

Charlie: Chelsea..... I'm neutral.... honest.

Runningman: Brighton.

Andrew Wright: Wolves I hope.

Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo on getting sent to the stands against Bristol City last season: "All of us are different. I just try to follow my instincts and sometimes I know that I make mistakes.

"At the same time, I admit them, I apologise when I have to and I try to avoid them in the future."

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Didier M: Wolves

Bee: A Northern team with plenty of heart DoncasterRovers (from a Hull City fan)

David Houston: Watford

Bristol City came from behind to reach the fifth round for the first time since 2000-01 with victory over Championship strugglers Bolton.

Niclas Eliasson decided the tie with a sublime individual goal after defender Mark Beevers had converted from Luca Connell's pinpoint cross to put Bolton ahead after six minutes.

Callum O'Dowda had levelled two minutes later.

Wolves also had to come from behind to book their place in the fifth-round with victory over League One side Shrewsbury.

Matt Doherty handed the home team an early lead before James Bolton equalised with a header.

The Shrews then took a surprise lead through Josh Laurent but Doherty restored parity in first-half injury time before Ivan Cavaleiro sealed their progress after the break.

Bristol City haven't lost at home since 10 November but are looking to reach the FA Cup quarter-final for the first time since 1973-74.

This is the first time Wolves have progressed to the FA Cup fifth round as a top-flight club since 1981, when they went on to reach the semi-finals.

They last reached the quarter-finals in 2002-03.

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The eyes of the world will be focused on that clash at Stamford Bridge on Monday but this tie has the potential to be the pick of the round.

Promotion hopefuls from the Championship at home to the surprise package of the Premier League. Two teams bang in form. Wolves unbeaten in their last six games, Bristol City on an incredible run of nine consecutive wins.

Confidence is high in both camps and there's a bit of 'needle' too. Last season at Ashton Gate, both sides had players sent off before Nuno Espirito Santo was sent to the stands ahead of Wolves' injury-time winner.

Breathless stuff. More of the same, please!

Bristol City manager Lee Johnson: "We have to be brave, bold and we're the underdog. We like that status in cup games and historically those teams have always performed well in that mindset.

"We're under no illusions this will be a good, difficult game but we'll do our best and see where that takes us."

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Your team might have been knocked out but there's a nice mixture of teams still left in the competition.

As a neutral, who would you want to win? Would you like to see Wolves lift the trophy? Or perhaps Roy Hodgson could get some silverware with Palace at the age of 71?

Maybe you're a Watford fan who is dreaming of a trip to Wembley already?

Let me know using #bbcfacup or by texting old school style to 81111 (UK only).

Bristol City make five changes to the team that beat QPR in the Championship on Tuesday with Jay Dasilva, Bailey Wright, Niclas Eliasson, Joe Morrell and Kasey Palmer all returning to the side. Jamie Paterson and Marlon Pack are on the bench.

Bristol City: Fielding, Dasilva, Webster, Wright, Brownhill, Diedhiou, O’Dowda, Eliasson, Kalas, Morrell, Palmer.

Subs:O’Leary, Baker, Taylor, Watkins, Kelly, Paterson, Pack.

Wolves make three changes to the side that scored a stoppage-time equaliser to earn a 1-1 draw against Newcastle on Monday. John Ruddy, Romain Saiss and Ivan Cavaleiro all return. Ruben Neves drops to the bench with Rui Patricio and Diogo Jota not included at all.

Wolves: Ruddy, Jonny, Boly, Coady, Bennett, Doherty, Saiss, Moutinho, Dendoncker, Cavaleiro, Jimenez.

Subs: Norris, Neves, Costa, Gibbs-White, Vinagre, Traore, Ennis.

Bristol City, Doncaster or Brentford. Can either of those teams cause an upset? Gracenote has analysed the chances of those teams completing a giant-killing.

Here's what the numbers say.

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We've not had any giant killings yet in the fifth round of the Fa Cup but there's been plenty of exciting moments.

From Phil Foden's fantastic performance to cabbage-patch pitches, this is the magic of the cup.

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Form-wise, Bristol City are absolutely flying, with nine successive wins in all competitions, but I would still back Wolves to find a way of getting through.

Prediction: 0-1

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BBC Radio 5 live

You can listen to live commentary of this match on BBC Radio 5 live with John Murray and ex-Premier League striker Steve Claridge.

If you missed any of the action yesterday, here's the best bits. There was a goal from a familiar face at Derby, a brace from a rising star and a goalscorer who has net in every round of the competition.