Brendan Rodgers says, Liverpool fired up by semi-final disappointment

Brendan Rodgers agrees Liverpool have the squad to contest on three remaining fronts and supposes they have added inducement to achieve Wembley following the Capital One Cup semi-final extinction by Chelsea.

Liverpool head out to Bolton Wanderers for a FA Cup fourth-round replay on Wednesday having opposed adding to their squad in the January window or, on account of Divock Origi, having neglected to tempt Lille to release the Belgium striker from a one-year credit game plan. The replay will be Liverpool's 37th session of the game, just six matches fewer than Rodgers group played in the entire of last season, when they didn't have European football. At the same time the 

Liverpool administrator is certain the late spring's £117m cost on newcomers has given his squad the profundity to test for the FA Cup, Europa League and Champions League capability. Rodgers said that we played 43 games a year ago and the thought in the summer was to top up our squad to adapt to the additional games. Who has Steven Gerrard accessible for the Bolton tie, and a 700th Liverpool appearance, if chose, after his recuperation from a tight confine.