Liverpool – Wolves: mismatch looming at Anfield 
Anfield is set for an afternoon that could turn one-way fast. Liverpool host struggling Wolves — a clear chance to hit hard and send a message in the race for European places.
Liverpool: the engine’s firing again 
The wobble around the international break looks behind them. Liverpool have found rhythm, steel and, crucially, finishing. The composed win at Tottenham confirmed the upturn, as did the string of victories in recent weeks.
Three wins on the spin, few goals conceded and confidence back. The picture favours Arne Slot’s men. At Anfield the intensity’s back and the crowd know this team can kick on whenever it wants.
Even with a few key absences, the Reds have enough depth and quality to set the pace from minute one.
Wolves: an almost impossible mission 
It’s bleak in Wolverhampton. Bottom of the table, short on results, Wolves look like they’re already fighting a desperate battle to survive. Points aren’t coming, defeats pile up and morale is rock bottom.
Heading to Anfield in that state is near survival mode. Wolves travel badly, defend poorly and barely exist going forward. Recent meetings with Liverpool left no doubt about the gap between the sides.
Squads: absences, but opposite momentum
Liverpool will be without Mohamed Salah, away at the AFCON, and without Alexander Isak, seriously injured. Hugo Ekitike, though, is in great form and will lead the line, backed by Florian Wirtz, who keeps causing problems between the lines.
Wolves arrive weakened, with several notable absences. The squad lacks answers and confidence is fragile. José Sá should keep his place in goal, but he’ll be busy.
Before kick-off: key points
- Liverpool are on three consecutive wins in all competitions.
- The Reds have won their last five matches against Wolves.
- Wolves have taken only two points in the league this season.
- Liverpool have often been able to make the break at home against struggling teams.
Football Prediction Liverpool vs Wolves
Liverpool to win by at least two goals
Form, the gap in quality and the context all swing toward the Reds. At Anfield, against a side in deep trouble, Liverpool can make the difference quickly and win with a cushion.
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