"Does it have to be one or the other?" - Wolves boss targeting more success ahead of second Liverpool clash
Rob Edwards says there is no reason Wolves cannot beat Liverpool twice in a week as they prepare for Friday's FA Cup clash.
Goals from Rodrigo Gomes and Andre secured bottom-placed Wolves a famous Molineux win over the reigning Premier League champions.
Liverpool make a swift return to the Black Country on Friday in the FA Cup fifth round and Edwards believes the Reds will be eager for revenge, but that Wolves are capable of another win.
"It probably made them quite angry now, so we'll have to see," Edwards said.
"We had to just go one at a time and we want to try and win every game.
"We know how hard it is to do that, you can see how good Liverpool are and I know we had to ride our luck at times.
"We'll recover and try and pick a team that will win a cup game. It's a really exciting night for us on Friday and does it have to be one or the other? We'll try and win both."
The head coach made four changes to his side after the win over Villa, seemingly with one eye on Friday and the importance of the FA Cup in Wolves' season.
When asked to what extent those changes were with Friday in mind, or the aftermath of the Villa clash, Edwards added: "A bit of both. We had a plan, but until you get hit in the face, then you might have to change things up.
"The timing of the substitutions in the second half, that wasn't a plan. I had an idea of who I might want to try and get on the pitch, but then it was about just finding a way to win the game.
"It's hard in the heat of the moment to try and stick to giving someone 30 minutes, it was just about winning.
"The impact from the subs was great and the lads that started the game were really, really good as well."
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