In the recently concluded FA Cup third round replay, Wolves once again faced their rivals Liverpool at their home ground. Looking back to the last match between the two teams, Liverpool gave away a big gift, making the match end in a 2-2 draw. Had it not been for Wolves' late goal, the Reds would have failed to defend their title. In this rematch, both sides need to cherish their chances. According to statistics, in the last 8 meetings between the two sides, Liverpool has an absolute advantage with 7 wins and 1 draw. It seems that Liverpool will not make the mistake of being gullible in this match, and the visitors are expected to win. (Live at 3:45 a.m. Wednesday)
Wolves were able to score two goals in their last meeting with Liverpool thanks to errors in the Reds' back line and a stroke of luck. Allison gave away a penalty early in the game, and although Dawun, Nunes and Mohamed Sana broke through to help the Reds back into the lead for a while, Wolves' Hwang Hee Chan was then fortunate to equalize when he rebounded the ball into the net with a kick in front of the goal. In fact, late in the game, Wolves' Dodigao Meis broke through the Reds' goal, but was unfortunately ruled out for offside and Liverpool were spared.
The Wolves have just one win and seven losses in their last eight matchups.
Liverpool are blessed with a rematch this time around. They were swept 3-0 by Bradenton in their last league match and the loss of Wahkil Yundjak at the back has affected the defense greatly. The Reds' central defenders Zul Medibi and Ibrahima Ganadi will have to give their all in this match. As for the front line, with Dawun Nunes out, Sana and new Dutch international Gap will continue their partnership, and the attacking power is still worth looking forward to.
Wolverhampton Wanderers sent a strong team to face Nottingham Forest in the last eight of the EFL Cup, but unfortunately, they lost in the penalty shootout, which not only damaged their morale, but also the team's vitality. Considering the overwhelming superiority of the Reds in the last 8 meetings, Liverpool is expected to win this time and survive.
