The key storylines from Wednesday’s FA Cup replays

Nothing could separate Wolves and Swansea when they met at Molineux 11 days ago. The pair shared a 0-0 draw with both sides having a man sent off. The Coral News Team are predicting another close encounter at the Liberty Stadium tonight.

Both managers look set to rest key players for the clash. While the stats suggest that the match could be settled in extra time.

Carlos Carvalhal’s men have drawn their last two games in all competitions and have won just one of their last 12 meetings against Wolves. Meanwhile, the visitors have not won an FA Cup replay away from home since defeating Oldham Athletic in 2007. They’ve also drawn their last two.

It’s 21/10 for a draw inside 90 minutes, with Swansea the narrow favourites to progress from the tie at 4/5. In what should be a tight game, Draw and Under 2.5 Goals also makes appeal at 5/2.

Former FA Cup winners in action

Wigan won the FA Cup as recently as 2013. At the Vitality Stadium earlier this month, they almost produced another seismic shock. The Cherries fought back from 2-0 down to rescue a 2-2 draw, with Steve Cook scoring a dramatic injury time equaliser.

At the DW Stadium this evening, things won’t get any easier for Eddie Howe’s men. Wigan are unbeaten since November and have kept six clean sheets in their last seven matches. Paul Cook’s side are also unbeaten at home inside 90 minutes in their last seven FA Cup ties.

The visitors often field a weakened team in this competition. And that could work in Wigan’s favour. The Latics are well-priced at 11/8 to win the match, with Wigan to Win to Nil also tempting at 17/5.

Will Grigg has netted seven times for the hosts so far this season and is best-priced at 9/2 to be First Goalscorer.

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