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Wolves Team News

Wolves go into Tuesday night at Molineux in a far healthier spot than they have been for much of the season, with Rob Edwards reporting close to a full squad available for Liverpool’s visit. Hee Chan Hwang has returned from a calf issue, while Ladislav Krejci is available again after serving a one-match suspension. That gives Wolves more flexibility in the final third and across the spine of the side, especially with Edwards having spoken about the need to balance freshness and continuity with two meetings against Liverpool coming in quick succession.

There was also a late check on Andre after he hobbled off in the win over Aston Villa, but the early indication is that he has come through it and is expected to be fit. Toti is another who has recently returned to action, completing the 90 minutes last time out, which further strengthens Wolves’ defensive options. With form improving and confidence lifted by a big home win, Wolves are likely to stick with the core of the side that has looked more settled in recent weeks, aiming to stay compact and break quickly when Liverpool commit bodies forward.

Liverpool Team News

Liverpool arrive at Molineux dealing with a handful of notable absences, particularly in midfield and defence. Florian Wirtz remains sidelined with a back issue and is not expected to feature, with Arne Slot indicating the German is targeting a return next week rather than being risked here. Liverpool are also without several longer-term absentees, with Conor Bradley, Giovanni Leoni and Wataru Endo all ruled out, while Alexander Isak continues his recovery from a leg injury sustained before Christmas.

The positive for Slot is that Jeremie Frimpong has recently returned from a groin problem, easing the strain on Liverpool’s full-back options during a busy run of fixtures. With the Reds still carrying plenty of firepower, Mohamed Salah is expected to be central to their attacking threat, supported by Cody Gakpo and Hugo Ekitike in the final third, while Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate should continue as the first-choice centre-back pairing. Even with Wirtz unavailable, Liverpool should still have enough control through the middle via Alexis Mac Allister and Ryan Gravenberch, as they look to dominate possession and create the volume of chances you would expect from a side chasing results at the top end of the table.