Watch Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Liverpool Premire League Live Stream 31 January,2012
Wolves are short in the centre of midfield with Karl Henry suspended following his red card against Aston Villa, while Emmanuel Frimpong and Jamie O’Hara are out injured so Nenad Milijas is likely to be handed a start.
With Kevin Doyle currently out of favour, starting just once in the last six Premier League games, Sylvain Ebanks-Blake is likely to partner top scorer Steven Fletcher upfront.
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has a near full squad to choose from, and is likely to name a similar side to the one that defeated Manchester United in the FA Cup on Sunday, although Craig Bellamy may take the place of Stewart Downing.
Lucas Leiva and Jay Spearing are the only absentees though the visitors have plenty of cover in the centre of midfield.
Again, not much time to celebrate a great result as we have another big game on Tuesday. This week has been fantastic, overcoming both sets of Mancs but important now that we start improving our league form straight away. Will be a difficult game but one we should be winning. Hopefully Spearing is back as we're looking a bit anonymous in the centre of midfield without Lucas/Spearing. Also hope Carroll can continue where he left off from today, much much better for him and showed the difference he can make when hes up for it. Last game of Luis' suspension too.
Wolves are short in the centre of midfield with Karl Henry suspended following his red card against Aston Villa, while Emmanuel Frimpong and Jamie O’Hara are out injured so Nenad Milijas is likely to be handed a start.
With Kevin Doyle currently out of favour, starting just once in the last six Premier League games, Sylvain Ebanks-Blake is likely to partner top scorer Steven Fletcher upfront.
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has a near full squad to choose from, and is likely to name a similar side to the one that defeated Manchester United in the FA Cup on Sunday, although Craig Bellamy may take the place of Stewart Downing.
Lucas Leiva and Jay Spearing are the only absentees though the visitors have plenty of cover in the centre of midfield.
Again, not much time to celebrate a great result as we have another big game on Tuesday. This week has been fantastic, overcoming both sets of Mancs but important now that we start improving our league form straight away. Will be a difficult game but one we should be winning. Hopefully Spearing is back as we're looking a bit anonymous in the centre of midfield without Lucas/Spearing. Also hope Carroll can continue where he left off from today, much much better for him and showed the difference he can make when hes up for it. Last game of Luis' suspension too.
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