Wolves vs Liverpool FA Cup Preview: A high-stakes clash at Molineux

03:00 on March 7th - FA Cup Round

The clash between Wolves and Liverpool at Molineux Stadium is becoming the focus of attention for football fans as both teams enter the match with incredibly impressive form. With the goal of progressing deep into the FA Cup, this is not only a test of character but also a tactical battle between two clubs possessing some of the most prolific attacking lineups currently.

Both teams are in excellent form.

Wolves, the home team, have shown incredible consistency recently. In their last two matches, the "Wolves" have won both, scoring seven goals (an average of 3.5 goals per game) and conceding only one. Their solid defense combined with their sharp finishing makes Wolves a formidable opponent when playing at their home ground, Molineux.

On the other side of the pitch, Liverpool are also maintaining a similarly devastating form. The Merseyside team boasts a streak of two consecutive wins with an equal goal difference compared to their opponents. Notably, Liverpool's attack is operating extremely smoothly, promising to cause many problems for the home team's defense in this away match.

Head-to-head history and statistics

Although Liverpool hold a significant advantage in head-to-head encounters, winning 4 out of the last 5 matches, Wolves have proven they are not easily intimidated. The clearest evidence of this is their most recent meeting on March 4th, 2026, where Wolves defeated Liverpool 2-1 at home. This result will undoubtedly give the yellow-clad team a huge boost in confidence.

Tactical analysis and prediction

In terms of squad strength, both teams have their best players available, with no serious injuries or suspensions reported. This is an ideal condition for both coaches to implement their optimal tactical plans to secure a place in the next round.

Analysts estimate the probability of Liverpool winning and a draw to be equal (both at 45%), while the home team's chances of winning are predicted at 10%. Given the current scoring performance of both sides, fans can expect an open game with many goals. The scenario of Liverpool securing at least a draw in a match with two or more goals is considered highly likely.

Team lineup updated at 02:30 on 07/03/2026

Official lineup

Millennium

Diagram: 3-5-2

CoachRob Edwards

Starting lineup:

• 31. Sam Johnstone (G)
• 15. Yerson Mosquera (D)
• 4. Santiago Bueno (D)
• 24. Toti Gomes (D)
• 38. Jackson Tchatchoua (M)
• 27. Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (M)
• 47. Angel Gomes (M)
• 8. João Gomes (M)
• 3. Hugo Bueno (M)
• 14. Tolu Arokodare (F)
• 36. Mateus Mané (F)

Substitutes:

• 25. Daniel Bentley
• 2. Matt Doherty
• 37. Ladislav Krejčí
• 6. David Möller Wolfe
• 17. Pedro Lima
• 74. Tom Edozie
• 21. Rodrigo Gomes
• 9. Adam Armstrong
• 11. Hee-Chan Hwang

Liverpool

Diagram: 4-3-3

CoachArne Slot

Starting lineup:

• 1. Alisson (G)
• 17. Curtis Jones (D)
• 2. Joe Gomez (D)
• 4. Virgil van Dijk (D)
• 26. Andrew Robertson (D)
• 8. Dominik Szoboszlai (M)
• 38. Ryan Gravenberch (M)
• 10. Alexis Mac Allister (M)
• 11. Mohamed Salah (F)
• 18. Cody Gakpo (F)
• 73. Rio Ngumoha (F)

Substitutes:

• 25. Giorgi Mamardashvili
• 5. Ibrahima Konaté
• 6. Miloš Kerkez
• 30. Jeremie Frimpong
• 42. Trey Nyoni
• 7. Florian Wirtz
• 68. Kieran Morrison
• 14. Federico Chiesa
• 22. Hugo Ekitiké