Ben Ashton: Wolves are ending Liverpool’s unbeaten run tonight and saving Arsenal’s invincible record for another year. Just got a feeling.

Adam Wolff: Can’t see anything other than a Salah hat-trick tonight. Plenty of fantasy league managers have given him the armband!

Arthur Velarde: Crazy things happen when Liverpool play at Molineux.. I was lucky enough to see Andy Carroll score there for Liverpool. A true footballing rarity!

Michael Emons is on live text duty for tonight's FA Cup third round replay between Tranmere Rovers and Watford.

If you fancy a bit of that, head over here. I'd rather you didn't go but if you have to...

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Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp speaking to BT Sport: "Manchester United feels like ages ago.

"So much has happened in between! Here we are against probably, performance-wise they were really good. The last game was difficult but we won it. We know we have to put a proper shift in.

"We have a plan but you you'll to watch the game to see it - It’s more complex!

"It shouldn’t be too complicated. They have their own plan in possession, it’s just different, a lot of diagonal balls. Also Adama Traore, in one-on-one situations, is really good, so we respect that.

"We play systems like them so we know what to do and we have to adapt and that's what we always do."

Benedict from Brentford: Wolves to win because Liverpool have to lose sooner or later & Nuno best manager after Klopp + it's my birthday.

Happy birthday Benedict from Brentford!

Today's programme cover is a belter.

Conor Coady is a former product of Liverpool's academy of course. What a player he has become as captain of Wolves!

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Molineux.

Wolves and Liverpool are warming up at a freezing Molineux with a hint of mist starting to shroud the stadium.

Plenty of people in and around this famous old stadium think has the potential to be huge test for the runaway Premier League leaders.

This is a Wolves side that troubles the best and Liverpool are currently the best.

Grey: As a United fan, I don’t mind us dropping out of the Europa League places to Wolves if it means Liverpool ends their run.

Bob Moss: Every team has an off day, this will be Liverpool's. 2-1 victory to Wolves. Arsenal will send them a nice hamper.

Dream team.

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It's cold. It's foggy.

Try picking out your teammates in that!

Ball down the line for Adama Traore... Good luck finding it.

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

The two busiest top-flight teams in England meet at Molineux in what should be a really enjoyable encounter. This will be Wolves' 40th match of the season and Liverpool's 37th.

It's easy to forget that, amid the summer toil of the Europa League qualifying rounds, Wolves took only four points from their first six league games of the season.

They have been superb ever since, and could well bridge the five-point gap currently separating them from fourth place. Make no mistake, Liverpool's 13-match winning run in the Premier League will be sorely tested.

But Liverpool are Liverpool - and they generally find a way.

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "Wolves are not only this year, but last year, really difficult to play.

"They play a similar system to other teams. It depends a little bit how they set up - three or five at the back. But they do it differently, Coady has a different role, they make the pitch really big and ask you for a lot of footwork. You have to run a lot.

"That's normal and good, it's their way to play. For us, there are solutions for that but not without working a lot. You cannot play on a 50 or 60 per cent basis against Wolves, then you have absolutely no chance. That's the challenge for that game."

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Eight?

Ben Ashton: Wolves are ending Liverpool’s unbeaten run tonight and saving Arsenal’s invincible record for another year. Just got a feeling.

Joshua Kekana: Give Conor Coady a league medal if he helps keep our unbeaten run going tonight and hopefully beating Chelsea at Anfield will help Wolves get top 4.

Wolves

Wolves captain Conor Coady on leaving it late: "We don’t want to keep coming from behind. We need to start better as a team. We’re giving cheap goals away too easily and it’s something we need to look at and address.

"We don’t want to be giving ourselves mountains to climb like we did on Saturday, but it was fantastic character from the team to come back the way we did.

"We didn’t do what the manager said before the game, we need to make sure we’re listening and taking his ideas into the game.

"First-half, we were too far away from each other, we were a little bit passive which was disappointing, but we can take the positives from the game - we’ve won the game, a Premier League game at a tough place to come."

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Paris St-Germain striker Kylian Mbappe has described Liverpool as "a machine".

Liverpool have been linked with Mbappe - regarded by many as the best young player in the world - despite manager Jurgen Klopp saying the striker is out of his club's price range.

Mbappe also told BBC Sport he is "100%" happy in the French capital as he continues to be linked with Real Madrid.

Wolves

Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo: "Liverpool are very good and do things very well. It's a very good, fantastic team.

"They are a huge club. What we'll do is prepare ourselves well and play the game. Our fans will be behind us, a fantastic atmosphere, so we have to enjoy the game.

"We have to compete. That is the word - compete. When you compete, you don't give up. Every ball is important."

Some transfer news...

Wolves are hoping to agree a fee for Olympiakos winger Daniel Podence, who is valued at more than £20m.

Nuno Espirito Santo is targeting the 24-year-old as he looks to bolster a squad that has played 39 competitive games this season.

Podence has been capped by Portugal at all age levels bar the senior team.

He joined Olympiakos from Sporting Lisbon on a five-year-deal in 2018 after he terminated his contract with the Portuguese club.

So far there has been no agreement over a fee.

More here.

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Ar Vind: Wolves is Liverpool’s biggest challenge of 2020 yet.

Tom Mallows has cruched the numbers to work out when and where Liverpool could with the Premier League title.

Goodison Park? Etihad Stadium? Or away at Watford, as early as 29 February?

Whatever happens, Liverpool know that 10 wins from their remaining 16 games will be enough to be crowned champions.

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Liverpool may be steamrolling to the title but Wolves just keep chipping away and are fighting for a spot among European royalty.

They came from 2-0 down to beat an in-form Southampton team in their last match - largely thanks to two goals from Raul Jimenez.

Pedro Neto was brilliant again and Adama Traore was once again involved in the goals.

Wolves love a good comeback story too - they have scored 68% of their goals after half-time, since the start of last season, the highest proportion of any current top-flight side.

So even if Liverpool take the lead early, they need to remain switched on!