Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana has insisted that his side will not underestimate Bolton Wanderers when they travel to the Macron Stadium for an FA Cup fourth-round replay this evening.
The Reds were held to a goalless draw by the Trotters in the initial tie at Anfield 10 days ago as they failed to find a way past their visitors' stubborn rearguard action.
Lallana is expecting Neil Lennon's side to show a little more attacking ambition in the return tie but still believes that it will be a tricky evening against the Championship outfit.
"They are experienced. Emile Heskey and [Eidur] Gudjohnsen have been around the block, and caused us a few problems, especially on the break in the first half," Lallana told Liverpool's official website.
"The manager adjusted that at half time, I remember, but it might be a different game going to their place. They might come at us a little bit more, which might make the game a little bit different.
"But we're still going to show them the respect they deserve. We know it's going to be a tough game."
The winners of tonight's match will face Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park in the fifth round next week.
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