There are 32 matches this weekend, spread across four days of action.

Liverpool and Aston Villa get us started on Friday, with Jurgen Klopp’s side looking to avenge their 7-2 humiliation from earlier in the season.

Friday, January 8

Aston Villa vs Liverpool
Wolves vs Crystal Palace

Saturday, January 9

Everton v Rotherham – 12:00
Nottingham Forest v Cardiff – 12:00
Boreham Wood v Millwall – 12:00
Luton v Reading – 12:00
Norwich v Coventry – 12:00
Chorley v Derby – 12:15
Oldham v Bournemouth – 15:00
Stevenage v Swansea – 15:00
Bristol Rovers v Sheffield United – 15:00
Blackburn v Doncaster – 15:00
Stoke v Leicester – 15:00
Wycombe v Preston – 15:00
Burnley v MK Dons – 15:00
QPR v Fulham – 15:00
Exeter v Sheffield Wednesday – 15:00
Blackpool v West Brom – 15:00
Arsenal v Newcastle – 17:30
Brentford v Middlesbrough – 18:00
Huddersfield v Plymouth – 18:00
Manchester United v Watford – 20:00
Southampton P-P Shrewsbury – 20:00

Sunday, January 10

Barnsley v Tranmere – 13:30
Chelsea v Morecambe – 13:30
Bristol City v Portsmouth – 13:30
Cheltenham v Mansfield – 13:30
Manchester City v Birmingham – 13:30
Crawley v Leeds – 13:30
Marine v Tottenham – 17:00
Newport v Brighton – 19:45

Monday, January 11

Stockport v West Ham – 20:00