Saints are very quickly into that high pressing game of theirs, swarming around the Wolves defenders as they look to play out from the back. Ings leading from the front.

First touch of the ball for Wolves keeper John Ruddy, who is getting a rare taste of first-team action. It's a pretty aimless long ball forward that he is quickly out to gather.

The visitors get us under way.

Right, here we go then. The teams are out, the lights are fully on and we'll have a game of FA Cup last-16 football on our hands very shortly.

Who's your money on?

If you're wondering what the deal is with the draw for the quarter-finals, then wonder no longer.

It is scheduled to take place this evening, just ahead of the final fifth round tie of the week between Barnsley and Chelsea.

You can watch the draw live via the official FA Cup YouTube channel, external or on BT Sport in the UK following their coverage of the Wolves v Southampton game.

The FA website informs us that the draw will take place at approximately 7.45pm and be hosted by Reshmin Choudhury with Karen Carney drawing the balls out.

Should the game at Molineux require extra time, then the draw will take place later following the conclusion of the tie.

They're putting a real lights and music show on at Molineux right now. Not sure who for? The groundsmen maybe?

Philip Gilliam: Lose the next 10 Saints, I don't care, the league has gone, but please please please win tonight! Come on !

BBC One

If you want to supplement your live text experience of this game with audio, you can do so by sticking on BBC Radio 5 live. They'll have live coverage of Wolves v Southampton and Barnsley v Chelsea.

But wait. There's more. From 19:30 GMT there's actual live television coverage of the game from Oakwell, over on BBC One. Oh yes.

Southampton's past 10 FA Cup goals have been scored by different players, including an own goal in their victory against Arsenal in the fourth round.

Fraser Forster for the winner, anyone?

So, this will be the fifth FA Cup meeting between Wolves and Southampton, with each side winning twice in the previous four. The Saints won the last meeting 2-0 in March 2003, en route to reaching the final that season.

Wolves have lost just one of their last 10 meetings with Southampton in all competitions (W5 D4), with their league meeting with Saints at Molineux this season ending 1-1.

Meanwhile, Southampton have lost four straight games in the Premier League, including that big defeat at Manchester United.

Both teams mixing it up then. Think that Saints side looks a bit closer to the full strength one they'd send out for a league game. Quite an inexperienced Premier League front-line Wolves are sending out from the off.

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo makes six changes to the side that drew 0-0 against Leicester in the Premier League on Sunday.

In attack, Adama Traore, Pedro Neto and Willian Jose all drop to the bench as Vitinha, Morgan Gibbs-White and Fabio Silva all start.

Cup goalkeeper John Ruddy replaces Rui Patricio, Romain Saiss comes in for Conor Coady and Ki-Jana Hoever is preferred to Nelson Semedo.

Wolves XI: Ruddy, Dendoncker, Saiss, Kilman, Hoever, Joao Moutinho, Neves, Jonny, Gibbs-White, Silva, Vitinha.

Subs: Ait Nouri, Pedro Neto, Rui Patricio, Willian Jose, Coady, Nelson Semedo, Traore, Otasowie, Cundle.

Image source, @wolves

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl makes fives changes to the side that lost at Newcastle in the Premier League.

Kyle Walker-Peters, Mohammed Salisu Moussa Djenepo, Stuart Armstrong and Fraser Forster all start. The likes of Che Adams, Jannik Vestergaard and Jack Stephens all drop to the bench, while Alex McCarthy misses out.

On-loan Liverpool attacker Takumi Minamino is unable to play under the terms of his move.

Southampton XI: Forster, Walker-Peters, Bednarek, Salisu, Bertrand, Djenepo, Ward-Prowse, Romeu, Armstrong, Redmond, Ings.

Subs: Vestergaard, Stephens, Adams, Tella, N'Lundulu, Lewis, Finnigan, Watts, Chauke.

Image source, @Souhampton

OK, so we could have a repeat. Another nine-goal thriller. Right? Right?!

I mean, look who we've got first up. Southampton. They love a nine-goal game.

Before I get myself in serious bother with the Saints fans, here is the team news for that first match. No time to waste tonight, people...

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

What an FA Cup tie that was at Goodison Park last night, eh? Absolutely stunning. Games like that only come along every so often, so you have to savour them. In fact we probably won't see a game as good as that for a long while yet. No, sir.

I pity the poor fool who has to follow that on the BBC live text commentary for tonight's games.

Oh.