Wolves v Liverpool live stream, Saturday 4 December, 3pm GMT
Liverpool will be looking to extend their winning run to five consecutive matches in all competitions when they face Wolves on Saturday.
Jurgen Klopp's side remain within two points of top spot in the Premier League after their 4-1 thrashing of Everton in the midweek round of fixtures. Liverpool outclassed their local rivals and never really looked in danger of failing to emerge victorious.
The Reds have now scored 43 goals so far this season - only two teams in Premier League history (Manchester City in 2011/12 and 2017/18) have found the net more often after 14 matches.
They will fancy their chances of maintaining their strike rate of around three goals per game at Molineux. Liverpool have the bit between their teeth right now, and Mohamed Salah is arguably the most in-form forward in world football. Wolves will have their hands full trying to keep Salah, Diogo Jota and Sadio Mane quiet.
Bruno Lage's side were held to a 0-0 draw by Burnley on Wednesday in what was arguably the least eventful game of the Premier League season so far.
Wolves remain sixth in the standings but they have only won one of their last four games, scoring just one goal in that time. Lage needs to get his team's attack firing once more, although back-to-back games against Liverpool and Manchester City means Wolves could soon find themselves closer to the middle of the table.
Liverpool will be without Roberto Firmino until the middle of the month at the earliest. Naby Keita, Joe Gomez and Curtis Jones are also absent, while Harvey Elliott is a long-term absentee. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain could return to the starting XI in the centre of the park after some impressive displays of late.
Wolves will welcome back Ruben Neves, who served a one-match ban against Burnley after collecting five yellow cards.
Daniel Podence is a doubt, while Jonny Otto, Pedro Neto, Fernando Marcal, Willy Boly, Hugo Bueno and Yerson Mosquera will definitely miss out with various injury problems.
Kick-off is at 3pm GMT on Saturday 4 December. See below for international broadcast options.
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