West Brom (+2) –

Liverpool haven’t been blowing teams away recently.

Jurgen Klopp’s side lost 1-0 to Swansea on Monday and, despite winning five out of six, haven’t won a game by more than one goal since beating Swansea 5-0 six matches ago.

Under 2.5 goals –

West Brom held out for a 0-0 draw at Anfield last month and this fixture should be similarly frustrating for the home side.

There have been three or more goals scored in just one of the Baggies’ last six matches, so don’t bank on much entertainment this weekend.

Roberto Firmino to score anytime –

The Reds should find a way through at some stage.

Firmino played the entire game against Everton in the third round, and is likely to feature against West Brom.

The Brazilian has scored five in his last eight, so he is a decent shout to bag another on Saturday.

Over 1.5 West Brom cards

The Baggies have received 47 cards in the Premier League, a total only beaten by West Ham.

Expect some over-zealous challenges to in what is likely to be a battling defensive performance.