Forest Green vs. Birmingham (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
Championship side Birmingham City will be bidding to progress to the fourth round of the FA Cup when they make the trip to League One strugglers Forest Green Rovers on Tuesday night.
The two sides had initially been due to lock horns on January 7, but the match was postponed following a pitch inspection at the Bolt New Lawn Stadium, which led to a new date being set.
We say: Forest Green Rovers 0-2 Birmingham City
Neither side will enter this match in the best of form, but we are struggling to look past Birmingham when it comes to this third-round contest. The Blues will have superior quality across the pitch, and we are expecting the Championship outfit to progress to the next round of the competition.
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Accrington vs. Boreham Wood (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
Accrington Stanley and Boreham Wood will again lock horns in the FA Cup on Tuesday night, with the two teams bidding to book their spot in the fourth round of the competition.
The pair initially met on January 7 but could not be separated at the end of 90 minutes, with Lindokuhle Ndlovu cancelling out an opener from Accrington's Ryan Astley in Hertfordshire.
We say: Accrington Stanley 2-1 Boreham Wood
Boreham Wood did brilliantly in the first match between the two sides, and are expecting Tuesday's game to be another close affair. Accrington boss Coleman will be able to call upon the greater quality, though, and we are backing the League One side to progress to the fourth round of the competition.
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Wigan vs. Luton (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
Two Championship teams will lock horns in an FA Cup third-round replay on Tuesday evening, with Wigan Athletic welcoming Luton Town to the DW Stadium.
The two sides could not be separated in their meeting on January 7, with Harry Cornick levelling for Luton after Tom Naylor had sent Wigan into a 17th-minute lead in Bedfordshire.
We say: Wigan Athletic 0-1 Luton Town
This is a difficult match to call, but Luton will fancy their chances of progressing to the fourth round of the competition. Wigan managed to end a four-game losing run in the league by drawing with Cardiff on Saturday, but we believe that Luton will be able to navigate their way to a narrow win here.
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Wolves vs. Liverpool (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
At risk of seeing their FA Cup title defence end at the first hurdle, Liverpool travel to Molineux to face Wolverhampton Wanderers in their third-round replay on Tuesday night.
Julen Lopetegui's men came away from Anfield with a 2-2 draw in the first meeting between the two clubs, but they would have been aggrieved not to have sealed qualification there and then.
We say: Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 Liverpool
Having started to make the net ripple on a more consistent basis, Wolves should not be quelled by a leaky Liverpool rearguard, and their efforts to find the back of the net more than once should also bear fruit as Klopp struggles to find an ideal defensive and midfield formula.
A solitary strike may also come the way of Liverpool courtesy of their present difference-makers, but backing Klopp's side to win with any real conviction right now is nigh-on impossible, and we can picture Wolves ensuring that the Reds will not retain either of their domestic crowns here.
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Swansea vs. Bristol City (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
Swansea City and Bristol City will lock horns in an FA Cup third-round replay on Tuesday night, with the two sides bidding to reach the fourth round of the competition.
Joel Piroe sent Swansea ahead in the 15th minute of their contest last weekend, before Antoine Semenyo struck a 75th-minute leveller to force a replay, with the two Championship outfits meeting once again.
We say: Swansea City 1-0 Bristol City
Both teams will enter this match off the back of impressive Championship wins, and we are expecting Tuesday's contest to be a close affair. It would certainly not be a shock to see Bristol City triumph, but we have a feeling that Swansea will be able to navigate their way to a victory here.
