Wolves 0-2 Chelsea: FA Cup fifth round as it happened

Chelsea join Lincoln City, Middlesbrough and Millwall in the draw for the quarter-finals.

Full-time: Wolves 0-2 Chelsea

Three minutes of time added on.

Game over. Kante comes forward but his attempt at a through ball rebounds off Batth inside the box and straight into the path of Costa who makes no mistake, drilling across goal into the far corner. It's a deserved goal for him after another tireless performance.

Goal! Wolves 0-2 Chelsea (Diego Costa, 88)

Here's Chelsea's last change; Ruben Loftus-Cheek comes on for a run out to replace Hazard.

Five minutes of the 90 remaining here.

George Saville, who had his side's best chance of the match in the first half when he struck the post, comes off to be replaced by Romain Saisss. The tireless Bödvarsson is also replaced by Connor Ronan.

Willian's superb run is brilliantly picked out by Fabregas with the Brazilian on the shoulder of Hause as he breaks into the box. Not helped by a slight push from the Wolves defender, Willian loses his footing and the chance goes.

And here's a change for Wolves with Weimann coming off for 18-year-old Donovan Wilson.

Here's that change, Azpilicueta replaces the goal scorer Pedro. Looks like Ake will take up the left wing-back role with the Spaniard moving into that back three.

Predictably, Chelsea are now playing with a lot more authority; they are firmly in control now and it looks like Antonio Conte is going to throw Cesar Azpiliceuta on to sure things up a bit, just in case.

Brilliant from Chelsea! They finally come alive and have taken the lead with a superbly worked goal. On the break, Fabregas frees Costa down the left, who holds up the ball before finding Willian on the edge of the box. He turns and swings a ball into the far post where Pedro has suddenly appeared unmarked to arrow an header home at the near post.

Goal! Wolves 0-1 Chelsea (Pedro, 64)

Costa leaves Pedro on the floor with a wonderful turn before freeing Bödvarsson down the inside right channel but Zouma just about reaches his cross to nod it away.

Costa twists and turns his way into the box under heavy pressure but manages to get his shot away, but he can't direct it across goal and he hits the side netting.

Chelsea pass the ball back and forth across the midfield before Zouma lets fly with a wild effort from 25 yards out. They can't get in behind Wolves at the moment.

Hazard has his trailing leg clipped by Coady as he bursts down the left and Chelsea can swing a free kick in but Weimann is back to nut it clear.

More bad passing from Chelsea with Pedro this time failing to find their man. They look very uncomfortable here.

Pedro picks up a yellow card after an ugly-looking lung on Costa. Helder Costa, obviously.

Opening minutes of the second half have seen both sides persistently giving the ball away. Yawn.

And Chelsea get us back underway for the second half.

Half-time: Wolves 0-0 Chelsea

Moses fires a ball across the face of goal from the right for Costa who swings a leg out, trying to hook the ball on target but it cannons off his shin and flies wide.

Two minutes of time added on.

Wolves surge forward with Edwards and Bödvarsson finding space well to allow Costa the room to drive forward. The move breaks down however with Ake clearing. Bit of a sloppy conclusion to this first half.

Five minutes of the first-half remaining.

Price does brilliantly to pressurise Costa and nick the ball away before freeing Saville down the left flank. He finds the space to whip the ball in but it is too close to Begovic who can come out to catch.

Weimann come crashing into Willian and he too picks up a yellow card.

Danny Batth and Diego Costa are already having a decent old battle.

Moses is picked out brilliantly by Fabregas and his first touch to bring it inside the box is superb. Costa and Hazard are waiting in the middle for the cut back but Weimann comes in with a terrific challenge, also winning his side a goal kick.

Saville picks up the first yellow card of the game after halting Hazard on the counter. Moments before, Wolves wanted a penalty after Weimann went down after getting a bump off Willian, but Jonathan Moss isn't interested.

There's a bit of confusion between Ake and Begovic as a ball is played back to the Chelsea goalkeeper and the the former has to improvise to hoof the ball away. Wolves keep the pressure up.

Bodvarsson does well to creep up the left flank but Fabregas is back to help out defensively and forces the corner.

That corner leads to a collision between Costa and Saville with the Chelsea striker coming off the worse.

Fabregas finds Willian with a superb pass on the edge of the box with the Brazilian finding space between the two centre-halves. His first touch is gorgeous, the second one; not so much and Wolves and Hause can force a corner.

Wolves' pressing game has been superb so far; they are forcing Chelsea into sloppy passes and are winning the second ball on every occasion. Let's see if they can keep that pace up.

Moses curls a clever ball inside for Costa who gets on the wrong side of Batth on the edge of the box. Costa goes down, appealing he was tripped by the Wolves defender. Referee Jonathan Moss isn't listening.

Wolves denied by the post! The home side work a short throw in before a cross is swung into the box that Zouma fails to deal with. The ball falls to Chelsea academy graduate George Saville whohas a free shot on goal from six yards out, but his effort thunders off the bar! What a chance.

Conor Coady is freed down the right flank and lifts a hopeful ball into the box that Courtois has to scramble to knock over the bar. Early chance for Wolves to test Chelsea' defence from a set piece but the corner swings out of play before it finds its way into the box.

And we are underway at Molineux.

Almost ready to go here at Molineux; teams are making their way out from the tunnel.

FA Cup fifth round results:

Burnley 0-1 Lincoln City

Middlesbrough 3-2 Oxford United

Millwall 1-0 Leicester City

Huddersfield Town 0-0 Manchester City

Despite coming from two goals behind, Oxford United's FA Cup dream is over thanks to Cristhian Stuani's winner four minutes from full-time. Huddersfield Town have earned a replay at the Etihad against Manchester City, not something Pep Guardiola will have wanted given their mid-week Champions League commitments.

Leicester City's season has gone from bad to worse to plain rotten; they are out of the FA Cup after Shaun Cummings' late winner. Claudio Ranieri pays the price for making big changes to his starting XI.

Wolves' midfield this afternoon includes a Chelsea academy graduate in George Saville. The 23-year-old cut ties with the Blues in 2014.

Antonio Conte makes seven changes to his side afternoon with David Luiz and Marcos Alonso given the afternoon off as promised. Nathan Ake, John Terry and Kurt Zouma make up the back three with Cesar Azpilicueta on the bench.

Michy Batshuayi still can't force his way into the squad with Eden Hazard and Diego Costa both starting this afternoon. Versatile Brazilian midfielder Kenedy makes the bench.

Chelsea team to face Burnley: Begovic; Zouma, Terry (c), Ake; Moses, Chalobah, Fabregas, Pedro; Willian, Diego Costa, Hazard

Subs: Eduardo, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Kenedy, Kante, Loftus-Cheek, Batshuayi

BREAKING: Nathan Ake starts his first game for Chelsea since returning from Bournemouth loan.

Hang on a minute, Oxford United are now level at Middlesbrough! Two goals in two minutes from Chris Maguire and Antonio Martínez have levelled the game at 2-2. Another giant-killing on the cards, perhaps?

Lincoln City have already written the biggest story of the day; they have become the first non-league side in 103 years to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals after beating Premier League opposition Burnley at Turf Moor.

In our other fifth round ties, Manchester City are currently being held away to Huddersfield Town, while Milwall and Leicester City are still goalless at the Den. Oxford United's journey looks to be coming to an end, however, they trail 2-0 at Middlesbrough.

Just under half an hour remaining in those games.

Chelsea don't have any real injury concerns this afternoon but Antonio Conte is determined to hand David Luiz a much needed rest. Since making his second debut for the club back in September, the Brazil international has been ever-present in the Blues starting XI, but has been carrying a knee injury since December.

That came courtesy of Sergio Aguero, who was banned for four matches after that X-rated challenge in Manchester City's 3-1 defeat at home to the Blues. Luiz wore strapping on the knee throughout December and the opening weeks of January and his manager insists they must keep the situation "under control."

All the players are available but there are situations which are better to keep under control. Marcos Alonso needs a bit of rest, and with David Luiz we have an opportunity to give him a full week to recover well. All the players are in good form and the only problem I have is making the best choices for the game.

"His knee is okay, it's improved a lot since the game at Manchester City. "It's important to keep the situation under control. He's doing training sessions with the physical coach.

Team news: Chelsea

With Marcos Alonso promised the afternoon off, we could see Nathan Ake start his first game for the Blues since returning from that impressive loan spell at Bournemouth.

Many Chelsea fans might have expected to see Charly Musonda involved today. Technically, he has been. But it was for the Under-23 side against Manchester City in a 4-3 defeat earlier this afternoon. Antonio Conte explained this week he felt the Belgian youngster needs a bit more time before he is introduced to the first-team.

Charly Musonda is not in the squad, he's working very hard and very well in training and he's having supplementary work with the physical coach.

"Tomorrow he will play with the U-23s against Man City. Now I think it's better for him to play a whole game and stay with us. In the next games if he deserves to come with us I'm open to that eventuality.

Team news: Chelsea

John Terry is poised to return to the Blues starting XI this evening. The club captain started in the previous two ties against Peterborough United and Brentford and will come in for David Luiz, with the Brazil international to be rested along with Marcos Alonso.

We've already had one huge FA Cup shock today in Lincoln City's stunning win over Burnley. Can Wolves offer another? Their 2-1 win at Anfield last month was the story of the fourth round, but their reward for such a huge win was a tie with the runaway Premier League leaders.

With no European commitments to worry about, a domestic double is very much in Chelsea's sights. A win today will take them one step closer to that.

We'll have all your team news coming very shortly.