The Last Time - FA Cup 3rd Round Plymouth Argyle 0:1 Liverpool

Emirates FA Cup, Third Round Replay Wednesday 18th January 2017
Plymouth Argyle	KICK OFF, 19:45pm	Liverpool
	0:1 Half-Time 0:1
Venue Home Park, Plymouth	Shirt Worn Home Kit	Live On ITV

Matchday Timeline
0:1	Lucas Leiva (Goal 18'), Philippe Countinho (Assist)

Matchday Line-Ups
23	Luke McCormick	1	Loris Karius
4	Yann Songo'o (Y, 86')	12	Joe Gomez (Y, 24')
15	Sonny Bradley	18	Alberto Moreno
16	Ben Purrington (Y, 90')	66	Trent Alexander-Arnold
18	Oscar Threlkeld	10	Philippe Coutinho
10	Graham Carey	21	Lucas Leiva
24	David Fox	35	Kevin Stewart
8	Jordan Slew	53	Ovie Ejaria (Y, 51')
11	Ryan Donaldson	15	Daniel Sturridge
14	Jake Jervis	27	Divock Origi
26	Arnold Garita	58	Ben Woodburn

Matchday Substitutes
5	Nauris Bulvītis	54	Sheyi Ojo (Y, 84')
20	Louis Rooney	59	Harry Wilson
27	Craig Tanner	22	Simon Mignolet
21	Vincent Dorel	17	Ragnar Klavan
3	Gary Sawyer	56	Connor Randall
32	Callum Rose	49	MJ Williams
30	Alex Fletcher	61	Paulinho

Matchday Substitutions
65'	Harry Wilson on for Philippe Coutinho
67'	Craig Turner on for Ryan Donaldson
72'	Louis Rooney on for Paul Garita
76'	Sheyi Ojo on for Daniel Sturridge
80'	Nauris Bulvitis on for Jordan Shaw

Manager:Derek Adams

Manager:Jurgen Klopp

Stadium:	Home Park, Plymouth
Attendance:	17,084
HT/FT Sequence (Liverpool First):	1:0 / 1:0
Goal Sequence (Liverpool First):	1:0
FA Cup H-2-H:	FA Cup H-2-H v Plymouth Argyle
Referee:	Graham Scott
Referee Assistant:	Simon Beck, Simon Long
Fourth Official:	Andy Davies

Plymouth Argyle	Matchday Stats	Liverpool
Attacking
0	Goals	1
5	Total Shots (inc blocked shots)	16
2	Shots on Target	4
0	Blocked Shots	6
3	Shots from outside the box	8
2	Shots from inside the box	8
40.0%	Shot Accuracy (excluding blocked shots)	40%
1	Woodwork Hit	0
General Play
32.2%	Possession %	67.8%
54.1%	Duels Won %	45.9%
66.7%	Aerial Duels Won %	33.3%
15	Interceptions	14
8	Dribbles	8
2	Offsides	0
4	Corners	4
Distribution
327	Total Passes	703
22%	% of Passes Long	8.8%
70.3%	Passing Accuaracy %	88.5%
59.2%	Passing Accuracy opp Half %	85.3%
18	Total Crosses	24
22.2%	Successful Crosses %	16.7%
Defence & Discipline
615	Tackles	13
100%	Tackles Won %	76.9%
33	Clearances	28
12	Fouls Conceded	17
2	Yellow Cards	3
0	Red Cards	0

Match Report

A rare goal from Lucas Leiva proved enough for Liverpool to claim a 1-0 victory in their FA Cup third-round replay with Plymouth Argyle tonight. Lucas, who captained the Reds at Home Park, climbed superbly to power home a header from an 18th-minute corner by Philippe Coutinho - making his first start since November - and book a fourth-round meeting with Wolverhampton Wanderers at Anfield. The Brazilian’s last goal came back in September 2010, when he netted against Steaua Bucharest. Divock Origi saw a late penalty saved after Plymouth had hit the woodwork, but Liverpool did enough to ensure they would not fall victim to a cup giant-killing. The key points... Lucas’ header put Liverpool ahead after a strong start from the visitors. Trent Alexander-Arnold intervened to deny Plymouth an equaliser shortly before half-time. Harry Wilson made his first-team debut as a second-half substitute for Coutinho. Origi missed a late penalty after Plymouth had hit the post. The team news... Jürgen Klopp made nine changes to his team from Sunday’s game against Manchester United, with only Alexander-Arnold and Origi retaining their places from Old Trafford. Coutinho, Daniel Sturridge and Joe Gomez were among the players brought into the Reds’ starting line-up, while there was a place on the bench for Wilson. The first half... Liverpool took charge after weathering some early pressure from the hosts, with Sturridge and Coutinho both having harmless attempts on goal before Lucas made the breakthrough. The Reds’ skipper made a darting near-post run and nodded Coutinho’s corner past Plymouth goalkeeper Luke McCormick for his first goal in more than six years. Argyle responded well to going behind and Loris Karius had to be alert to palm away Graham Carey’s long-range shot soon after Lucas’ opener. A crucial last-ditch interception from Alexander-Arnold then denied Paul Garita the opportunity to tap home, but Liverpool regained a measure of control before the break and Argyle’s Oscar Threlkeld had to clear a searching cross from the Reds’ right-back that was bound for Sturridge at the far post. The second half... Origi tested McCormick from distance on the hour mark, before Klopp handed Wilson his senior bow in place of Coutinho. The 19-year-old almost immediately marked the occasion with a goal, too, as he charged down a McCormick clearance only for the ball to loop over the bar. A sharp one-two between Sturridge and Origi ended with the former drilling a low shot that the Pilgrims ’keeper was equal to with 19 minutes remaining, as Liverpool went in search of a second goal. The Reds survived a huge scare when Jake Jervis’ acrobatic effort struck the outside of the post, and Origi spurned a golden opportunity to seal the tie five minutes from time, when he saw his penalty saved after Alberto Moreno had been fouled in the area. However, that made no difference to the final outcome as Klopp’s team advanced to a fourth-round tie with Wolves.