Shrewsbury will look to cause a FA Cup shock at Molineux as they take on Wolves in a replay on Tuesday.

The Sky Bet League One strugglers almost knocked out Wolves in the reverse fixture but Matt Doherty's last-gasp header rescued the Premier League side as they hit back from 2-0 down to force a draw.

The winner of this tie will have a fifth-round clash against Bristol City.

Nuno Espirito Santo's side are the fourth highest ranked team left in the competition and the manager is aware of their chances to make the latter stages.

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"I understand the excitement of the fans," he said.

"I think because they are proud of the team, they are proud of what they are seeing on the pitch - this is what makes me pleased.

"The expectations outside for us doesn't mean a lot because we work for the fans, we try to provide them moments of happiness and tomorrow we have to do it again at Molineux.

"I know it's going to almost be a full house, I'm really glad for it because we're going to need their support."

Team news

Ruben Neves is expected to recover after picking up a knock in the league win against Everton

Ruben Vinagre will miss out with a virus while Niall Ennis could make his Wolves debut after boss Nuno Espirito Santo revealed the young striker will be involved in the squad.

Shrewsbury boss Sam Ricketts has selection issues ahead of the visit to Molineux.

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New signings Scott Golbourne, Ro-Shaun Williams, Jonathan Mitchell, Tyrese Campbell and Stefan Payne are all ineligible while captain Mat Sadler and midfielder Anthony Grant are serving a one-match suspension.

Dave Edwards' groin injury will be assessed before a possible reunion with his former club.

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• The previous FA Cup meeting between Wolves and Shrewsbury also went to a replay, with Wolves triumphing in the quarter-final in 1978-79.
• Three of the five previous meetings between Wolves and Shrewsbury at Molineux have ended level - Shrewsbury won a league game 1-0 in April 1985, while Wolves won a League Cup match 6-1 in September 1991.
• Wolves have reached the FA Cup fifth round just once in the last 10 seasons, doing so in the 2016-17 campaign.
• Shrewsbury have lost on all five occasions they've taken a top-flight side to a replay in the FA Cup, most recently against West Ham in the third round last season.
• Shrewsbury have reached the FA Cup fifth round in just one of the last 27 seasons, doing so in 2015-16.

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