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• Liverpool have won each of their past four FA Cup meetings with Southampton, most recently a 3-0 fifth-round victory at Anfield in 1989-90.
• Southampton have lost their past six away games against Liverpool in all competitions, and are winless in seven (D1) since a 1-0 victory in the 2016-17 League Cup semi-final.
• Liverpool have alternated between progression (five) and elimination (four) in their past nine FA Cup fifth-round ties. They beat Norwich 2-1 in their last such match in 2021-22.
• Southampton have progressed from three of their past four FA Cup fifth-round ties, including twice in the previous three seasons. However, they did lose against Grimsby Town at this stage of the competition last term.
• Southampton's Che Adams has been directly involved in four goals in his past three FA Cup appearances (two goals, two assists), twice as many as he was in his first 18 games in the competition (one goal, one assist).

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Chelsea have definitely grown in confidence since the equaliser but it is all rather slow and patient at the moment.

Forest's Harry Toffolo wins a corner off Antony but Morgan Gibbs-White then puts it over everyone's heads.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says the young players who made headlines in the Carabao Cup final "don't have to show anything else" to anyone.

There's likely to be more first-team experiences for the youth players in the coming weeks as Liverpool continue to battle injuries, but Klopp says there's still "absolutely no pressure" on them.

"The story of Sunday was one of the best football stories ever," said Klopp.

"Our boys played in youth teams and only came up recently to train with us. They have little experience but a lot of talent - and they showed that.

"If you play them more and then people say they don’t look as good then that could be horrendous. There’s absolutely no pressure on them. All these boys have to do is enjoy what they’re doing and defend like mad."

Alan Shearer
Former England and Newcastle striker on BBC One

That's another brilliant opportunity wasted! McTominay is free in the middle with the whole goal to aim at and he put it straight at the goalkeeper. It was a wonderful cross - how do you want it, where do you want it?

First chance for Forest. Divock Origi absolutely does, um, left-back Sofyan Amrabat for pace to get into the box but his shot is straight at Andre Onana.

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Enzo Fernandez, who has scored in the previous two rounds, takes a pop from distance.

It is straight at Illan Meslier, but he spills it.

Fortunately for the Leeds keeper nobody is following in and he's able to gather.

Second big chance for Manchester United as Scott McTominay's header from Diogo Dalot's cross is palmed away by Matt Turner. It's straight at the keeper though, the Scot shouldn't give him a chance.

Leeds haven't been affected by Chelsea equalising, they are still knocking the ball round with real confidence.

This could be a cracking game.

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Southampton have hit a bit of a sticky patch but they are still going to play the same way, and be open and expansive.

They will give Liverpool room to play and the fact the game is at Anfield should help Jurgen Klopp's side too, whether he goes with the kids again, like he did at Wembley, or not.

We don't know if any of the big guns will be back for Liverpool after missing the Carabao Cup final, but we know that, as a team, they are hungry for trophies.

In fact, Klopp will be gluttonous, and want to win everything in his final season in charge of the Reds.

Saints will be brave but Liverpool just love to press teams and are so good at it. That will probably be the difference.

Sutton's prediction: 3-1

Kaiser Chiefs bassist Simon Rix's prediction: 2-1

All Wolves so far and Matt Doherty heads wide from another left-wing cross.

Alan Shearer
Former England and Newcastle striker on BBC One

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It's time to stand up. Manchester United are a huge football club who demand trophies and this is their last chance of one this season. They have to deliver.

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BBC Sport at the City Ground

This is one of England's most atmospheric grounds.

Just before every game the home fans sing their version of Mull of Kintyre, all holding their scarves up.

It is quite a sight.

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Manchester United go close to the lead.

Following a corner routine, Bruno Fernandes blasts a ball across the box and Antony's shot from 16 yards comes off the crossbar.

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Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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That is what this Chelsea group are capable of.

Three players linking up with three passes, which are all slick and perfect - Nicholas Jackson hits the back of the net.

Illan Meslier will be disappointed with conceding at that angle.