Liverpool and Wolves played out a pulsating 2-2 draw on Saturday night at Anfield in the third round of the FA Cup, with the tie going to a replay at Molineux.
Darwin Nunez scored his tenth of the season for the Reds' first goal - expertly assisted by Trent Alexander-Arnold on his 250th appearance - while left-back Rayan Ait-Nouri ran the show for the visitors in a lively display.
Liverpool stopper Alisson had a game to forget after an embarrassing blunder in the 26th minute allowed Goncalo Guedes to score for the visitors, and was culpable for Wolves' equaliser in a game that saw a late controversial VAR decision.
Liverpool (4-3-3):
Alisson Becker 5
The Brazil No 1 made an embarrassing blunder to gift Wolves the lead and didn't cover himself with glory for the visitors second goal either but in between made saves from Hernandez from Ait-Nouri.
Trent Alexander-Arnold 7
Celebrated his 250th appearance for Liverpool with a superb pass to set up Nunez for the equaliser - his 62nd assist for the club.
Joe Matip 5
Almost gifted a goal to Guedes when he dallied too long on the ball and looked shaky at times.
Ibrahima Konate 5
Made a good interception to stop Hernandez but not always convincing, playing in Virgal Van Dijk's position.
Andy Robertson 6
Kept on his toes by the pace of Traore but linked well with Gakpo and was always willing to get forward.
Jordan Henderson 6
The best of Liverpool's midfield trio with his usual energetic and unselfish performance until replaced by Naby Keita.
Fabinho 5
Another performance that underlined the Brazilian is not as dominant as he used to be and he was replaced by Harvey Elliott towards the end.
Thiago 5
Passing not as crisp or as incisive as usual and got caught on the ball on a few occasions but improved in second half.
Mohamed Salah 7
Took his goal with his usual composure, bringing the ball down before placing his shot into the corner for his 17th of the season.
Darwin Nunez 7
Moved into double figures for the season with a well-taken side foot volley and headed a second half chance wide.
Cody Gakpo 6
Tested Matija Sarkic with with an early shot, showed some nice touches on debut and supplied the cross that led to Salah's goal.
Subs: Naby Keita (for Henderson 67) 5, Harvey Elliott (for Fabinho 74) 5, Joe Gomez (for Alexander-Arnold 84, 5), Ben Doak for (Salah, 84) 5, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (For Gakpo 84) 5.
Unused subs: Caoimhin Kelleher, Kostas Tsmikas, Fabio Carvalho, Nathaniel Phillips.
Goal: Nunez 45, Salah 52.
Wolves (4-4-2):
Matija Sarkic 6
Could do nothing about Liverpool's goals, a couple of early clearance kicks went straight into touch but otherwise sound.
Dexter Lembisika 6
The youngster coped reasonably well against the double threat of Gakpo and Robertson and can be proud of his debut.
Nathan Collins 6
His stray pass led to Liverpool's equaliser but otherwise produced a commanding defensive display and picked up the man of the match award from ITV.
Toti Gomes 6
His mistake led to Salah's goal when he headed Gakpo's cross straight to the lurking Salah but unlucky when what looked a winner was ruled out for offside.
Jonny Otto 6
Kept Salah relatively quiet and also got forward to good effect on occasions.
Adama Traore 6
Always a threat with his pace on right flank but, as usual, he was so erratic with final delivery.
Joe Hodge 6
Energetic and determined performance from the Wolves youngster and rattled Thiago at one point in the first half with his persistence.
Ait Nouri 7
Lively display, constantly troubling Liverpool with his penetrating runs from midfield.
Ruben Neves 6
Shook off early injury to pull the strings in midfield for Wolves.
Raul Jimenez 6
Constantly caused problems to the home defence with his pacy and persistent running.
Goncalo Guedes 6
Accepted 'gift' from Alisson to give Wolves the lead having failed to punish Matip for dwelling on the ball a few minutes earlier.
Subs: Hwang Hee-chan (for Guedes 62) 7
Made an instant impact with the second equaliser.
Matheus Cunha (for Neves 62) 7
Set up Hwang's goal.
Nelson Semedo (for Lembisika 68) 6.
Unused subs: Jose Sa, Yerson Mosquera, Max Kilman, Connor Ronan, Hugo Beuno Lopez.
Goals: Guedes 18, Hwang 66.
Referee: Andrew Madley 7.