Hello and welcome to our LIVE text and social media commentary as Liverpool welcome Wolverhampton Wanderers to Anfield for this FA Cup fourth round tie. Team news to follow shortly.

Liverpool dominating possession with 85% but the stat that matters is that Wolves lead and could be more than one to the good.

Woodburn does brilliantly to keep the ball in and get his cross away but Stearman does brilliantly to clear with Origi waiting to pounce.

Really congested in the midfield for Liverpool at the moment. Not giving one another space to move the ball around. Stearman clears from Origi.

Wolves still pressing very high. They’re hungry all right, really getting stuck in and have Liverpool worried.

It really should be 2-0 to Wolves. Liverpool all over the place defensively and Jurgen Klopp must be concerned.

CHANCE! Wolves break and it’s a fantastic run from Costa but he scuffs his shot badly when through on goal.

Better from Liverpool. Ejaria wins a first corner off Hause. In it comes from Moreno, headed clear by Hause.

All Wolves have to do now is do a Plymouth and keep a clean sheet for the rest of the match!

Coady fouls Ejaria but Liverpool haven’t ventured into the Wolves half much so far. Very subdued start for the home side.

Doherty hits it but it was straight into the wall. Dicko plays it back in to Saville and it almost creates another chance. What are Liverpool doing?

Dicko brought down right on the edge of the Liverpool box and another chance for Wolves. Great start!

Paul Lambert said his team would attack and go for it and that’s the perfect start and sets this match up perfectly, too.

That is Stearman’s first goal of the season and what a time to score it. May have been an inch offside but not much in it. Lucas caught napping.

GOAL WOLVES! Amazing as Richard Stearman is up from the back to head home Costa’s free kick. What a start!

KICK-OFF! Referee Craig Pawson blows the whistle to get us underway here at Anfield. Tall order for Wolves today, you would think.

FIVE MINUTES TO KICK-OFF: The teams are in the tunnel and making their way out onto the pitch. All the action is moments away.

TEN MINUTES TO KICK-OFF: This will be the first time Liverpool and Wolves have met in the FA Cup since February 1952, also at the fourth round stage, on the day Anfield's all-time record attendance of 61,905 was set.

The Reds have lost just one of their seven most recent meetings with Wolves in all competitions (W5 D1).