The Frenchman started at Anfield three years ago when a youthful Gunners side smashed six past a more experienced Reds line-up in the same competition. It is a result that gives the 20-year-old considerable encouragement ahead of this tie.
"We went to Anfield a few years ago and won 6-3," he said. "We had quite a young team except for Julio Baptista.
"Everything is possible in football, and this time we will be at home as well."
Traore sees the match as a chance to impress having only just returned from injury when he played against West Brom in this season's Third Round.
"Last time I was injured for two weeks [before the match]," he said. "I only had the session before the game and I was a bit tired and couldn't really show what I can do.
"I've stayed injury-free since that game and I feel really good in training, in the gym, and on the pitch."
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