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Liverpool are in action against Wolves tonight, looking to continue their quest for Champions League qualification.
The Reds drew level on points with Manchester United over the weekend, with their 5-2 win over West Ham on Saturday hauling them into fifth in the Premier League table.
Liverpool visit the league’s bottom side here, but Wolves are invigorated after a surprise victory over Aston Villa last time out, with the three points earned there meaning that they passed Derby County’s record-lowest points total of 11.
Rob Edwards’ men are almost certain to be relegated this term, but spirited performances in recent weeks have seen them take points off Arsenal, Newcastle, and relegation rivals Nottingham Forest.
Wolves are six points adrift at the bottom and 14 from safety.
This fixture will be the first of two that these sides play against each other this week, with Liverpool returning to Molineux on Friday for the FA Cup fifth round.
Date, kick-off time and venue
Wolves vs Liverpool is scheduled for an 8.15pm GMT kick-off today, Tuesday, March 3, 2026.
The match will take place at Molineux.
Where to watch Wolves vs Liverpool
TV channel: In the UK, the game will be televised live on TNT Sports 1. Coverage begins at 7pm GMT ahead of the 8.15pm kick-off.
Live stream: TNT Sports subscribers can also catch the contest live online via the Discovery+ app and website.
Live blog: You can follow all the action on matchday via Standard Sport’s live blog.
Wolves vs Liverpool team news
For the hosts, they are just one player down, with Hwang Hee-chan out with a calf injury that he sustained against Chelsea.
“Channy is out and it’ll be a few weeks,” said Edwards. “It’s his calf. We’ll rescan again a couple of weeks and see where he’s at. But he’ll probably be a number of weeks.”
Their four longer-term absentees – Alexander Isak, Conor Bradley, Wataru Endo and Giovanni Leoni – all remain out.
Ruled out: Florian Wirtz
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Wolves vs Liverpool prediction
Despite their victory over local rivals Villa, it seems a tricky proposition for Wolves to defeat a free-scoring Liverpool side.
Hugo Ekitike notched a goal and two assists against the Hammers last time out, while Cody Gakpo broke his duck at Anfield.
Despite Slot’s bemoaning of an over-reliance on set-plays this term, Liverpool have shown an impressive improvement at scoring from dead-ball scenarios, displaying their newfound prowess from corners by scoring from three set-pieces against West Ham.
With the Reds back in full flow, it might be difficult for Wolves to stop them.
Head to head (h2h) history and results
Wolves vs Liverpool match odds
Odds via Betfair (subject to change).
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