Liverpool will be hoping for their fifth consecutive victory (across all competitions) this evening when they travel to the West Midlands to take on the Premier League’s bottom club

The champions were undone by a resurgent Wolves on Tuesday night, losing 2–1 at Molineux.

Wolves will look to do another upset against Liverpool after beating Aston Villa during the weekend.

Wolves began frustrating Liverpool with their obduracy and ended doing it with their attacking. They began compact and organised, four central midfielders and three centre-backs forming a solid block. But Edwards rationalised the game would open up and made influential substitutions.

Liverpool have found form again and they have a top-five finish in their sights. Arne Slot’s side will expect to come out on top once more when they head to Molineux Stadium in midweek. However,

Andre’s stoppage-time winner saw Wolves defeat Liverpool 2-1 as the basement boys beat the reigning champions at Molineux.

The Englishman may be Liverpool's only local lad in the team, but he was reportedly close to leaving his boyhood club in the final days of the January transfer window amid interest from Inter Milan. Like Salah, he too is out of contract in the summer of 2027.

Liverpool will be hoping to continue their recent resurgence when they play host to West Ham in the Premier League this afternoon.The Reds have the chance to level on points with fourth-placed