Wolves v Southampton live stream, Saturday 15 January, 3.00pm GMT
Wolves’ push for European qualification continues with the visit of Southampton on Saturday, with Saints looking to climb into the top half of the table.
Both sides come into the game in good form; Wolves have picked up seven points from their last three league games and Southampton are on a four-match unbeaten run.
Bruno Lage’s side go into the game in eighth place, four points ahead of the 11th-placed visitors, and will draw level with Manchester United with a win.
Victory for Saints could see them move into the top half of the table, while narrowing the gap to the Molineux club to just one point.
Both sides were victorious in the FA Cup third round last weekend, Wolves beating Sheffield United 3-0 and Southampton beating Swansea 3-2 after extra time.
Ralph Hassenhutl’s side followed that up with a 4-1 midweek win over Brentford.
That game marked the first time in 78 matches that the St. Mary’s side have scored four or more goals in a Premier League match, a wait stretching back to a 4-1 win over Everton in November 2017.
Wolves haven’t been known for goal fests this season, as Lage’s side have the second-best defensive record and second-poorest attacking record in the league, scoring 14 and conceding 14 in 19 games so far.
The last meeting between the clubs was a typically tight affair, Wolves winning 1-0 thanks to a Raul Jimenez goal.
The hosts are without Willy Boly and Roman Saiss due to their Africa Cup of Nations duties, while Yerson Mosquera, Pedro Neto, Jonny Castro and Hwang Hee-Chan have injuries.
Valentino Livramento, William Smallbone and Alex McCarthy are out for Saints, and Moussa Djenepo is also away at AFCON.
Kick-off is at 3.00pm GMT on Saturday 15 January, and the game is not being shown on UK television. See below for international broadcast options.
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