Liverpool will entertain Wolverhampton Wanderers at Anfield this Saturday as they look to secure a positive result at home in the Premier League. The Reds managed to secure a 2-1 win over Tottenham

Liverpool face a mounting injury crisis with up to eight players potentially unavailable for their Premier League clash against Wolves on Saturday.

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Slot offers calm clarity on Wirtz workload ahead of Wolves testLiverpool’s build up to Wolves has revolved around a familiar modern concern, workload management, yet the messaging from Arne Slot

On January transfer window plans: "We're due to catch up this week, and there are conversations ongoing now with Nathan [Shi] and the rest of the team around that on the strategy going forward. So as these next couple of days go on, I think I'll hopefully speak to him and find out a little bit more on it, but that's only going to be a good thing."

Hugo Ekitike has been an excellent addition to the Liverpool attack, and his season could get even better against Wolves. The £79million summer signing from Eintracht Frankfurt is enjoying a rich

Wolverhampton Wanderers and Liverpool – and on December 27, the two teams will meet for the first time since his passing

Liverpool will look to continue their upward trajectory when they play Wolves after Christmas. The Reds appear to have steadied the ship after a rocky spell, with victory over Tottenham on Saturday marking the first time they have won back-to-back Premier League matches since September.