Wolves v Coventry City live – FA Cup latest as Wright's last-gasp strike sends Sky Blues to Wembley

A concern for the hosts with Sa down and clutching his left thigh.

They will hope it is nothing too serious, though Bentley warms up as O'Neil takes the opportunity to issue further instructions to his players.

The attacking midfielder has been directly involved in seven goals in his five FA Cup appearances for Coventry.

Five of those have come this season, the highest tally by any player remaining in the competition.

The Championship side threaten from a free-kick, with Palmer's cross headed behind for a corner.

Although, the hosts also deal with the subsequent delivery.

Ait Nouri catches Van Ewijk late with a sliding challenge, and receives the first booking of this game.

Sarabia seeks out the run of Ait Nouri with a diagonal ball down the left flank.

However, it is slightly too powerful for the full-back, who cannot keep it in play.

Samuel Barrott is our referee today.

He blows his whistle and Wolves get this FA Cup quarter-final under way.

The players are making their way out onto the field.

We are almost ready to go at Molineux.

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Mark Robins also makes two changes from Coventry's 2-1 win at Watford last weekend.

Van Ewijk and Sheaf come into the starting line-up with Kelly and Torp dropping to the bench.

Palmer has been directly involved in five FA Cup goals this season, while Simms scored a hat-trick against Maidstone in the previous round.

Gary O'Neil makes a couple of alterations from Wolves' 2-1 win over Fulham last time out.

Both are enforced with the injured Pedro Neto and Jean-Ricner Bellergarde making way for Toti and Doyle.

The hosts are also without Matheus Cunha, Hwang Hee-Chan and Craig Dawson.

Wolves: Sa; Kilman, S. Bueno, Toti; Semedo, Gomes, Doyle, M. Lemina, Ait Nouri; Sarabia, Fraser.

Subs: Bentley, H. Bueno, Doherty, Chirewa, Traore, Chiwome, Holman, Barnett, N. Lemina.

Coventry: Collins; Thomas, Latibeaudiere, Kitching; Van Ewijk, Sheaf, Eccles, Bidwell; Palmer; Wright, Simms.

Subs: Wilson, Binks, Dasilva, O'Hare, Andrews, Kelly, Torp, Godden, Tavares.

The West Midlands rivals find themselves in territory that is not overly familiar to either of them.

Following victories over Brentford, West Brom and Brighton, this is only Wolves' third FA Cup quarter-final appearance in the last 25 years.

Meanwhile, Championship side Coventry are appearing in the last eight for only the eighth time in their history, and the first since the 2008-09 season.

The Sky Blues have beaten Oxford, Sheffield Wednesday and Maidstone to stand on the brink of only their second FA Cup semi-final.

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Hello and welcome to LIVE updates of the FA Cup quarter-final showdown between Wolves and Coventry City at Molineux.

Kick-off 12.15 GMT.