And with that we bid you goodnight.

See you tomorrow for more FA Cup fifth round action!

Plenty more FA Cup fifth round action coming your way across the weekend. Here's what's on the schedule:

Saturday:

• Mansfield v Arsenal (12:15)
• Wrexham v Chelsea (17:45)
• Newcastle United v Manchester City (20:00

Sunday:

• Fulham v Southampton (12:00)
• Port Vale v Sunderland (13:30)
• Leeds United v Norwich City (16:30)

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves manager Rob Edwards, speaking to BBC Sport: I just thought they were really good. They are the champions. Sometimes you have got to say credit where credit is due and they were better than us.

"The big thing I have just said to the lads was the second goal within probably 30 seconds of the first. We were still in the game at 1-0 and anything can happen. It was a really disappointing goal to conceded and it was going to be really difficult.

"I thought they were outstanding and better than us."

On what the consolation goal shows: "They are going to keep fighting. What we've got now is eight cup finals. We have a few days now to rest. The lads have given a lot. They have began to get some hope and there is a different feel around the place at the moment. We have to make sure we come back rejuvinated in what is a cup final.

On current momentum: "I think we are building some momentum. Because we have such a short squad it is not a bad thing at all. Everybody enjoys a few days rest and a reset."

On whether there is any belief they could escape relegation: "All focus will be on Brentford. If we can get a positive result in that one, we just want to take it as far as we can. Regardless of what happens, we will fight all the way until the end of the 38 games."

Wolves suffered their 22nd defeat of the season in all competitions, one more than in the whole of last season (21). It’s their most in a single campaign since 2016-17 (also 22), and most as a Premier League club since 2011-12 (25).

Have a watch of the highlights as Liverpool cruise into the last eight...

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot, speaking to TNT Sports on Andy Robertson: "Very valuable. First of all the quality he brings, second of all for the personality he brings. If he has to play, then he always shows up."

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on BBC One

Two out of the five new signings have done well. Of the players who were there last season, only one or maybe two have played to the level. It's just not enough.

All these factors have transpired together for this fall away that nobody anticipated. All you can do is try and rebuild and fight back and have some success by winning one of the cups.

The Champions League is going to be more difficult, this is a realistic competition for Liverpool to win.

When you're at the top, even if you have a bad season for Liverpool you're expected to win something.

For Slot, he is really needing something positive to end this season to - I think - keep him in a job.

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot, speaking to BBC Sport: "A lot of ball possession, them creating one chance and scoring one goal that was similar to three days ago. We created more than we did in the last game and that is the reason we could win it today."

On Andy Robertson: "I think they all want to play every single game, which is not possible. He did his job very well today. I think he had a really good game."

On conceding: "Almost all things were the same from three days ago except we scored more. Very frustrating to see we have hardly given away any chances, but we still concede a goal."

On Rio Ngumoha: "Special because if you're 17-years-old, and you can impact two Premier League sides facing each other, then that tells you how good of a player he is. But it is up to him to bring this every time. This should give him a lot of confidence to show this in an away game."

On where this leaves Liverpool: "Every three days I have a different feeling. Three days ago my feeling was completely different to now. Good to be in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup. In three-four days away, another big game in Istanbul."

Liverpool have reached the quarter-final of the FA Cup for a third time in the last five seasons (also 2021-22 and 2023-24), as many as the previous 20 beforehand.

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on BBC One

Rio Ngumoha plays with freedom and positivity, and he is impactful. The reality is, at 17, I do understand why he is used off the bench. In a big game against a resolute Wolves side to be the main man, the one who is kind of trying to make things happen. The chief instigator of all Liverpool's big moves, he didn't seem fazed by it. He has given the manager a little headache.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Rio Ngumoha has pace, he had energy and he had the ability to go past players. Certainly in the first half, he was the best player on the park for Liverpool.

First team into the hat for the FA Cup quarter-finals...

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Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on BBC One

Satisfied with the win, but it took a beautiful goal from Andy Robertson to settle everyone down. The goal changed everything.

Here's how it all started for Liverpool with that goal from Andy Robertson...

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

I am not sure Milos Kerkez has pushed Andy Robertson enough to be playing as much as he has done. Kerkez has slightly improved, but Robertson is a great professional, and he probably can't say what he wants to say. He has been outstanding for Liverpool.

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on BBC One

I admire the way Andy Robertson spoke. Deep down he will be fuming because he deserves to play more. That performance should keep his place.

Liverpool

Liverpool's Andy Robertson, speaking to BBC One: "A bit more like it. We know we let ourselves down on Tuesday. Not the performance we expect from ourselves. It was up to us to go and put it right. The FA Cup is do or die.

"Couldn't have hit it much better! It opened up and, thankfully, I hit it clean. We are delighted to get through now."

On having a point to prove: "I'm not sure if I have a point to prove in a Liverpool shirt. The fans know I give everything in a Liverpool shirt. When you get on the pitch you just want to enjoy it. It is what it is. Milos [Kerkez] is a fantastic left-back.

"He had an unbelievable season last season at Bournemouth. It took time to settle into a big club. The club has to move forward, the lads who have been here so long are not getting any younger. You have to accept it. I have had competition my whole career."

On Liverpool's form: "We are trying to fight on all fronts. We are still in two cup competitions. If we play like we did tonight, then nobody wants to play against us. We have to start showing that consistency. It is one step forward and two steps back."

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Molineux

In the first half Liverpool were a bit slow, cumbersome. Once they got the first goal the game opened up.

It is so difficult sometimes to break down a low block but once they got one it was cruise control.

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