With Wolves still embroiled in a relegation battle at the bottom of the Premier League, the FA Cup may well be considered a distraction, providing Blackburn with a great opportunity for an upset. If they are to do so, set pieces may be a key area to attack. Dominic Hyam is their biggest threat from set plays with 18 shots and 1 goal this season, all coming from set pieces.

Wolves are a shambles defending restarts, having conceded 17 set piece goals, 5 more than any other side in the top division. Across their last 6 matches in all competitions, they’ve allowed 8 shots from opposition centre backs and so new manager Vitor Pereira clearly hasn’t solved this issue yet, suggesting that Hyam will get chances at a lovely price having won this bet in 7 of his last 9 starts.

Jordan Houghton averages just 1.16 tackles per 90 for Plymouth this season, however, this data has largely come across limited minutes, often as a late substitute. Under Miron Muslic, he’s nailed down a starting role as 1 of 2 defensive midfielders and has made 3 tackles across his 2 starts for his new boss.

Liverpool draw an incredible amount of tackles in the middle of the park with their last 15 matches across all competitions seeing opposition central midfielders forced into 81 tackles between them with 26 of those players making at least 2. With Liverpool set to dominate the ball, Houghton will be kept very busy and will need to get stuck in.

Late January signing Kevin Danso is likely to start in this 1 with Spurs still suffering with injuries at centre back. If he does so, his average of 2.25 fouls per 90 in Ligue 1 for Lens this season suggests that he’s overpriced for 2 fouls committed. He’s done so in 7 of his last 12 starts in France with 8 fouls in his last 2 games.

Danso will be tasked with containing Ollie Watkins and Morgan Rogers who are fouled an average of 2.82 times per 90 and so will be in and around plenty of action. The last 3 right sided centre backs to face Villa have all made 2 fouls and with Danso recently returning to the English game, he may take time to settle and work out the limits of physical play compared to in France.