Wolves v Coventry: FA Cup quarter-final – live

Wolves are without Pedro Neto, who is effectively replaced by Tommy Doyle. The inclusion of Toti for the injured Jeanricner Bellegarde suggests a switch to a back three. Nathan Fraser starts up front, with Matheus Cunha and Hwang Hee-chan still unavailable.

Coventry bring in Milan van Ewijk and Ben Sheaf for Liam Kelly and Victor Torp.

Wolves (possible 3-5-2) Sa; S Bueno, Kilman, Toti; Semedo, Gomes, M Lemina, Doyle, Ait-Nouri; Sarabia, Fraser.
Substitutes: Doherty, Traore, N Lemina, H Bueno, Bentley, Holman, Barnett, Chirewa, Chiwome.

Coventry (possible 3-4-1-2) Collins; Thomas, Latibeaudiere, Kitching; Van Ewijk, Eccles, Sheaf, Bidwell; Palmer; Wright, Simms.
Substitutes: Binks, Dasilva, Kelly, O’Hare, Wilson, Godden, Torp, Tavares, Andrews.

Referee Sam Barrott.

Hello and welcome to live, minute-by-minute coverage of the first FA Cup quarter-final between Wolves and Coventry. It’s the only game in the last eight that doesn’t involve a Big club, and for that we should be grateful. Those games have their own appeal but so does this – no entitlement, a healthy amount of innocence and the chance to do something special.

Coventry haven’t reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup since they won it so magically in 1987. Wolves have only done so twice since 1981, and they haven’t played in a final since they won the competition in 1960. That’s a realistic ambition this year, especially given their record and performances against the aforementioned Big sides.

We’re getting ahead of ourselves: Coventry are a fine team who are again in contention promotion after recovering from a dismal start. That remains the main focus of their season, but they wouldn’t say no to an FA Cup semi-final on the side.

Kick off 12.15pm.

* not to be confused with a big club