US EditionLiverpool into FA Cup quarter-finals after 3-1 win over Wolves
- At Molineux on March 6, 2026, Liverpool beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-1 to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals.
- After Tuesday's 2-1 Premier League defeat, Liverpool needed a response amid a woeful title defence following 450 million in summer signings.
- Robertson struck from distance to break the deadlock, then crossed for Salah's VAR-checked finish two minutes later, and Jones added a 74th-minute third to seal the win.
- The victory eased pressure on head coach Arne Slot, and Liverpool now face a Champions League trip to Galatasaray on Tuesday with the FA Cup draw on Monday.
- Rio Ngumoha, 17-year-old Liverpool winger, starred on his fifth start while Robertson, who turns 32 next week, faces an expiring contract.
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Slot relief as Liverpool bounce back
Arne Slot admitted he was relieved that Liverpool's rollercoaster season left him with a good feeling for once after their 3-1 win at Wolves in the FA Cup fifth round on Friday. Goals from Andrew Robertson, Mohamed Salah and Curtis Jones ensured Slot's side avenged their embarrassing Premier League defeat against the division's bottom club just three days earlier. The Reds are through to the quarter-finals as they look to end a turbulent season …
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Now everyone's taking the FA Cup seriously. Team line-ups are growing notably stronger as the competition wears on and visions of Wembley come into focus.Just eight teams will be left standing by the end of Monday and the quarter-finals offers those sides a straight shootout at reaching the national stadium in the semi-finals.Liverpool became the first team to book a place in the quarter-finals following their 3-1 victory over Wolves at Molineux…
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Robertson's Redemption: Liverpool's FA Cup Triumph Liverpool claimed a 3-1 victory against Wolverhampton, propelling them into the FA Cup quarterfinals, with a decisive impact from Andy Robertson. The Scotland captain's low-driven shot ten minutes into the second half broke the deadlock.Two minutes later, Robertson's craft enabled Mohamed Salah to double the lead. Curtis Jones further secured the Reds' triumph 16 minutes before the game conclude…
Andy Robertson scored just for the second time this season and supplied Mohamed Salah for another Liverpool goal, which won 3-1 to Wolverhampton on Friday to advance to the quarterfinals of the FA Cup.
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