Wolves Face Liverpool Amidst Injury Woes and Poor Form

On Saturday evening, Wolverhampton Wanderers, popularly known as Wolves, will host Liverpool at Molineux Stadium. This English Premier League fixture is particularly significant for Wolves as they seek to climb away from the bottom of the table.

According to Wolves TV and the official Wolves App, the Matchday Live broadcast will commence 30 minutes prior to the 5.30 PM kick-off, providing audio coverage and expert commentary from Mikey Burrows and Andy Thompson.

Currently, Gary O'Neil‘s Wolves side faces a challenging period, having collected only one point out of their last five league games, leaving them at the lower end of the Premier League standings. This situation is exacerbated by a series of injuries, with key players such as Yerson Mosquera ruled out for the rest of the season due to a knee injury. Furthermore, doubts loom over the fitness of defenders Craig Dawson and Toti Gomes.

In stark contrast, their opponents Liverpool, managed by Arne Slot, are experiencing a successful run. The Reds have secured victories in their last three matches across different competitions: a notable 3-1 win against AC Milan in the Champions League, a 3-0 league victory over Bournemouth, and a commanding 5-1 triumph over West Ham in the Carabao Cup.

Liverpool’s goalkeeper Alisson Becker is expected to return to the starting lineup after recovering from injury, offering a boost for Slot’s team. Both clubs’ fans will be watching closely, eager to see how the encounter will unfold, with Liverpool aiming to extend their strong form and Wolves desperate for points.

Viewers in the UK can catch the live broadcast on Sky Sports, while international fans should verify local listings for availability in their regions. Additionally, live text updates and continuous coverage will be available through Wolves’ social media platforms.

Anthony Taylor will officiate the match with support from assistant referees Gary Beswick and Adam Nunn, and Darren England as the fourth official. The video assistant referee (VAR) duties will be handled by Michael Salisbury, assisted by Dan Robathan.