Two of English football’s most traditional teams go head to head in an old-school Saturday 3pm kick-off as we tackle Wolves aiming to utilise the momentum gained from our midweek Champions League success.
Three goals and three points against Dinamo Zagreb was just the tonic to get us back on track after our draw against Aston Villa last weekend, which did see us extend our unbeaten run to 11 league matches stretching back to November.
Such a run would be sweet relief by our relegation-threatened opponents, who after tasting three straight league defeats won’t relish a fixture against a side they’ve lost seven on the bounce to by an aggregate scoreline of 16-2.