Facing one side in back-to-back games within a week is far from unprecedented but presents a unique challenge to both managers

LIVERPOOL head back to Molineux for the second time this week as they look to get revenge and book an FA Cup quarter final spot. Brand-new Paddy Power customers who sign up and stake a tenner on

Jamie O’Hara claims Liverpool have become boring to watchCriticism of Liverpool has rarely been delivered with subtlety, and Jamie O’Hara did not hold back this week. Speaking after another

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot began the week by saying he found most Premier League games no longer a joy to watch - and had little to enjoy as he described defeat at Wolves as the "same old story".

The Premier League club made history by fielding four players with the same surname on Friday, but what about keeping up with the Joneses?

Liverpool boss Arne Slot described his side's late 2-1 loss to Wolves last night as being the 'same old story' as now they have the record of conceding the most winning goals after the 90th minute in a single Premier League season.

As they prepare to get revenge on Wolves this Friday, Slot will be making changes to his side as he deals without Conor Bradley (knee) and Giovanni Leoni (knee) which opens up doors for the likes of Joe Gomez and Calvin Ramsay to earn more game time.

Wolves go in search of back-to-back league wins for the first time this season, while victory for Liverpool would send them fourth. BBC Sport examines some of the key themes before Tuesday's match at Molineux (20:15 GMT).

Wolves have reported "abhorrent and unlawful" racist abuse against striker Tolu Arokodare, who has become the latest Premier League player to be subjected to discriminatory social media attacks.

We asked for your views on Wolves' late win over Liverpool in the Premier League on Tuesday night. Here are some of your comments: Mel: The Wolf pack is gathering momentum and if only Rob Edwards had been in place at the beginning of the season,