Chris Sutton
BBC football expert

I remember Newport knocking a Premier League team, Leicester, out of the FA Cup in 2019, and they have got the better of a few big clubs in recent years.

I don't think they will knock Manchester United out, though. This is a tricky away tie to negotiate, but let's get it right, if Erik ten Hag's side were to lose to a League Two team then it would be one of the most embarrassing results in the club's history.

So, I am going to be positive about United, they will have too much for Newport - it should be comfortable, and I even think they will keep a clean sheet.

Sutton's prediction: 0-3

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was the epitome of a goal that was coming. They kept getting into good positions. The fans feel something special here. There’s a lot going on here and this is a team that’s growing. I think Liverpool look stronger at this point in time than at any point in the season.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Rodney Parade

Atmosphere is really building at Rodney Parade.

Newport County manager Graham Coughlan has just walked down the touchline pumping his fists to a rapturous reception.

Manchester United’s team has just been read out to a reception that can politely be described as the complete opposite of “rapturous”.

Liverpool had 30 shots in that match and are rewarded with five goals. Had it not been for Norwich goalkeeper George Long, the scoreline might have been even greater.

Trent Alexander-Arnold sees an effort blocked and then Cody Gakpo gets a knock as Norwich keeper George Long punches the ball clear.

It has felt like target practice at times in the second half.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

If you’re Norwich you are just wanting this game to end but Liverpool will fancy another one. 5-2 sounds a lot better than 4-2.

Five added minutes. Can Norwich keep the score down to four?

Diogo Jota blasts over from the left as Liverpool continue their search for a fifth goal.

The Reds have had 18 shots in the second half and it has been pretty much one-way traffic since Norwich's second goal.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

They’ve rested some players, given some young lads a chance and they have done well. Getting Robertson and Alexander-Arnold back, Klopp now looks at that squad and thinks we can attack the rest of the season. We have got to this stage of the game and we haven't mentioned the name Mohamed Salah.

Norwich goalkeeper George Long superbly saves Dominik Szoboszlai's low effort and then gets in the way of a Trent Alexander-Arnold piledriver less than a minute later.

He can be happy with his day's work.

Dimitris Giannoulis and Liam Gibbs both enter the fray for Norwich.

Christian Fassnacht and Sam McCallum make way.

Another Liverpool corner but this time Virgil van Dijk is marked properly.

Adam Idah gets to the ball first as it drifts out towards the right corner but messes around with it and ends up conceding another corner kick.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Those are two excellent saves. If, as a goalkeeper, you want your moment in front of the Kop, well Long just had his.

Diogo Jota and Ryan Gravenberch momentarily looks like they are going to score Liverpool's fifth but Norwich get enough bodies back to scramble the ball clear after George Long twice saves.

James McConnell's race is indeed run and Luis Diaz comes on to replace him.

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Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool have so many options now. The young players are not bit parts filling gaps they are serious players and it’s very exciting for Liverpool as everyone is coming back. Looking at the options he’s got now, why is Klopp leaving.

Young Liverpool midfielder James McConnell is down and gets some treatment as we have a short stoppage in play. Is this the end of his afternoon?

The 19-year-old has made quite an impression.

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