Liverpool

Liverpool's manager said he believed the FA Cup third-round replay would help restore belief at the club after their dire defeat to Brighton.

We have to fight and whoever is ready to fight has a good chance to play.” We were compact, we were together, we had really good challenges, when we got the ball we played really good football and we scored an exceptional goal. I said to the boys that is how it feels when you play well and win. We are not in a casting show but the door is open to everyone. The game was much different to the last one obviously. If we had played another game like the last one I am not sure what the people would have thought before they arrived in the stadium.

Liverpool edged out Wolverhampton Wanders to advance to the fourth round of the FA Cup on Tuesday, winning a close 1-0 replay that Wolves boss Julen ...

Having already risen from last place to 16th in the Premier League since the Spaniard took over, Wolves face their next big challenge on Sunday as they take on Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester. We scored three at Anfield, but, unfortunately, we know what happened there, and now today, in the first half, I am not happy.” The obvious mistake, media reports later suggested, was due to a VAR technical failure that caused Toti’s goal to be dismissed outright.

Liverpool kept alive its FA Cup title defence Tuesday and earned an immediate chance to avenge one of its most humiliating Premier League losses.

“We had to fight hard at the end which we controlled for long periods. Liverpool was largely untroubled at Molineux as Wolves became the ninth Premier League team to get eliminated. “It feels like ages ago we had a feeling of winning and playing well," Klopp said.