FA Cup Live Betting Odds: Bolton Wanderers vs. Liverpool

Following a nil-nil draw at Anfield almost two weeks ago, Bolton Wanderers and Liverpool meet again today for the English FA Cup fourth round replay (19:45 UK time).

Bolton

Bolton is struggling to finish as high as it can in the Championship League this season, but meanwhile all the team can manage is the middle of the table. With 14 points, Bolton have had 9 wins, 7 draws and 12 losses. However, the team's league performance doesn't necessarily replicate itself in the FA Cup which is a comfortable place for shocking giant slayings.

Will Bolton be up to the task? Some have commented on Bolton's "secret weapon" in the image of Zach Clough, the young 19 year old forward who scored two goals in the 2-2 draw against Wolverhampton Wanderers in Saturday.

Liverpool

Liverpool faces a tough fight today at Bolton which could have them bogged down in mud, wishing they had won the Anfield fixture. Bolton are without a win since mid-January and they'll be hungry for knocking out the big red team, but Liverpool itself is presented in a good condition with three consecutive wins in the Premier League. Liverpool was eliminated from the Capital One Cup by top Premier League rivals Chelsea last week and boss Brendan Rodgers said that this will push his team ahead to winning the game tonight.

Captain Steven Gerrard is fit and set to make his 700th club appearance tonight and he will surely want to leave a good impression for that special number. In goalscorer bets look for Brazilian international Coutinho who troubled Chelsea's defense in last week's game and will look himself to deliver a lasting performance. Look for other strong players like Daniel Sturridge who's making a comeback, Adam Lallana and Raheem Sterling.

Live Betting Odds

Over at Winner Sports, full time result odds had Bolton at 11/2 to win and Liverpool at 8/15; in "To Qualify" Bolton was 3/1 and Liverpool 1/4. Tune in Winner this evening for live coverage of the game with in-play betting markets to be placed as the action unfolds on the pitch.