Wolverhampton Wanderers and Coventry City will go toe-to-toe in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Saturday with a place at Wembley on the line.

Wolves will face another midlands opponent on Saturday as they welcome Coventry to Molineux with a spot in the FA Cup semi-finals up for grabs.

Gary O'Neil's side needed extra time to beat Brentford and snuck past Brighton with an early goal either side of an ill-tempered win against West Brom.

City are the competition's top scorers since the third round, having scored 16 goals but all their ties have been against teams below them in the football pyramid.

Facing a Premier League side represents a big step up and the Sky Blues have not toppled top-flight opposition since the 2007/08 season.

One of Iain Dowie's final acts as manager of relegation-threatened Cov was to stun a Blackburn side that finished seventh in the Premier League.

They've won five of 20 away games in the competition since and haven't beaten a side ranked above them.

On the other hand, Wolves have navigated the threat of banana skin ties well. They've lost three of 12 home ties against Premier League sides.

They're also starting to build momentum at Molineux after a recent wobble. O'Neil's side have won three on the bounce here and have lost just three of their last 15 at home.

Cov have been equally stubborn in the Championship. Mark Robins' side have tasted defeat just four times in 26 outings, but again, this is a step up.

Their midfield setup is one of the few in the Championship that looks capable of troubling top opposition and they've shown how capable they are at soaking up pressure.

The consensus is that the Premier League team advance but it would be ignorant to put this down as an easy home win, so we'll take a shot on the visitors causing issues.

Coventry +0.75 Asian handicap

Both teams to score

Over 2.5 goals