33’: Wolves look dangerous on the counter, using the speed of Neto and Traore. Liverpool vulnerable defensively.

29’: Liverpool with 81% possession in the last 10 minutes. Game still tied however.

26’: Liverpool now beginning to turn the screw over the last five minutes or so. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson now bombing forward and putting in crosses.

22’: Liverpool now exerting control of the game for the first time.

19’: The game swinging from one half to the next, but still goalless.

A very lively opening however.

14’: Chance for both sides.

Mane thought he was through on goal, but Rui Patricio forces him wide. Mane then tries to shoot through a mass of bodies.

The ball breaks to Wolves, who counter straight up the other, but Traore’s control lets him down before he can get a shot off.

A real open start to this game.

11’: Wolves spreading passes around with real panache. Joao Moutinho of course at the heart of it all for the home side.

8’: The home side having a nice opening period. Liverpool struggling in the early going.

5’: Chance for Wolves. Adama Traore feeds Semedo on the right-hand side. The right-back switches back on to his left foot inside the Liverpool box, but his shot is well saved by Alisson.

Bright start by the home side.

3’: Bit of an early mishap from Liverpool’s Alisson, as he drops a Wolves cross, and clatters into Nelson Semedo.

1’: And we have kick-off!

Teams about to come out at Molineux.

A win would be vital for Liverpool in their effort to claw back their eight-point deficit from fourth-placed Chelsea in the Premier League table.

Chelsea occupy the last Champions League spot, and are currently on 51 points.

Liverpool are in eighth place, on 43 points.

Wolves have won two of their last five Premier League games.

Liverpool, meanwhile, are in a worse run of form. Jurgen Klopp’s side have only won once in their last five, but did make it through to the quarter final of the Champions League whilst in the middle of their nightmarish league run.

Wolves’ top scorers this season (all competitions):

Liverpool’s top scorers this season (all competitions):

The last meeting between the pair took place in December.

Liverpool emerged with a comfortable 4-0 win, thanks to goals from Mohamed Salah, Georginio Wijnaldum, Joel Matip and an own goal from Nelson Semedo.

Liverpool have won their last eight consecutive games between these two sides in the Premier League.

Wolves last tasted victory in the league in December 2010, but since then, it’s all been one-way.

Some of Liverpool’s finest goals against Wolves in recent years: