Overall League Record At Wolves: Liverpool 16 wins, 10 draws, Wolves 21 wins.
Overall: Liverpool 47 wins, 17 draws, Wolves 30 wins.
The teams last met in the league in January 2012 when Liverpool ran out 3-0 winners at Molineux with goals from Andy Carroll, Craig Bellamy and Dirk Kuyt, all in the second half. Jordan Henderson is the only player still at either club who played that day.
Liverpool need 4 goals to record 150 in league games with Wolves, with this being the 95th league meeting.
Wolves Vs Liverpool
In the last 26 league meetings home and away the Reds have prevented Wolves from scoring on 15 occasions.
In the Premier League the Reds have won 2 and drawn 2 of the 4 meetings at Molineux and have won 5 and drawn 2 of the 8 games played home and away.
In those 8 games Liverpool have conceded 3 goals.
The Reds are unbeaten in their last 5 visits to Molineux, winning the last 2 after drawing the previous 3.
The sides did meet in the F.A. Cup at Anfield in January 2017 with Wolves winning 2-1. Richard Stearman and Andreas Weimann put the visitors 2 goals up in the first half - the opener came after only 53 seconds. Divock Origi reduced the arrears 4 minutes from time.
No Liverpool player has ever scored a hat-trick against Wolves in any competition.
Liverpool’s biggest ever win at Molineux came in September 1968 - the Reds winning 6-0.
The Reds heaviest defeat here was the 4-1 reverse they suffered in November 1980.
Liverpool have kept 4 clean sheets in their last 9 league visits to Wolves.
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The 8 Premier League meetings home and away have produced a total of 15 goals.
The Reds are currently on 45 points, 14 ahead of the tally they had at the same stage of last season.
It is their highest ever tally after 17 games of a league campaign.
Jurgen Klopp's men are on an 18-game unbeaten run in the Premier League - their best ever of the era and their joint 8th longest of all time.
The Reds have lost only once away from home in their last 13 league games - that came at Chelsea last May.
Liverpool have conceded 5 away goals in the Premier League this season - only Manchester City (4) have let in fewer on the road.
Only Arsenal (20) have scored more goals away from home in the league this season than Liverpool - Tottenham also have 19.
They have kept 12 clean sheets in the last 20 league games and conceded one goal in each of the other 8.
The only team in the last 25 league fixtures to score more than once in a game against the Reds was West Brom in a 2-2 draw back in April.
The Reds have lost 3 of the last 46 league games, winning 32 and drawing 11 since losing 4-1 at Wembley against Tottenham in October 2017.
Liverpool have scored first in 14 of their 17 league games this season - winning 13 and drawing the other (1-1 at Arsenal).
The Reds have won the last 5 in all competitions since losing at Paris St Germain in the Champions League.
Liverpool could record a 7th successive league victory since the 1-1 draw at Arsenal.
Xherdan Shaqiri scored 3 times as a substitute this season - only 6 players have ever netted more for the club in a single season with only 3 of those doing so in a league campaign.
All of his 5 goals this season have been scored in the second half.
Shaqiri has scored 3 goals in his last 3 appearances while Mo Salah has 4 goals in his last 3.
James Milner scored against Wolves (for Leeds) almost 15 years ago (February 2004).
In 2011 Daniel Sturridge scored against Wolves for both Bolton and Chelsea.
Jordan Henderson could make the 300th appearance of his Liverpool career in league and cup.
Liverpool have not lost any of the 23 away matches in all competitions in which Roberto Firmino has scored (20 wins, 3 draws).
Home and away Wolves have lost the last 3 league clashes with Liverpool with their last victory coming at Anfield in December 2010 thanks to a Stephen Ward goal.
That is their only win in the last 8 top-flight clashes.
Wolves have scored once against Liverpool in 4 home Premier League meetings – Kenny Miller with a 90 th minute equaliser in January 2004.
Home and away they have scored more than once against Liverpool in just 1 of the last 26 games – the 4-1 win in 1980.
Their last home victory over the Reds came in August 1981 with a second half Mick Matthews goal clinching the points.
Wolves have won the last 3 in the league after going 6 games without a victory. They have beaten Chelsea (2-1) and
Bournemouth (2-0) at home with a 2-1 victory at Newcastle sandwiched in between.
A victory here will put them above Manchester United and into 6th place for a night at least.
They have won 4 of their 9 home games - also beating Burnley (1-0) and Southampton (2-0) at Molineux.
Their 3 home defeats have come at the hands of Watford (0-2), Tottenham (2-3) and Huddersfield (0-2).
This season they have drawn with 3 of the 'big 6' - at home to Manchester City and away to Manchester United and Arsenal.
They have kept one clean sheet in the last 9 league games (their last outing at home to Bournemouth).
Only one of Wolves' 5 first half league goals this season has been scored after the 18th minute - Ruben Neves in the 44th minute of their opening day draw with Everton.
They have scored 3 times this season after the 92nd minute with 2 of those being winning goals.
They have the same number of points (25) as they won in the whole of their last season in the top-flight, when they were relegated.
Raul Jimenez has scored 5 goals this season - all at Molineux.
Last season Wolves came up as Championship champions with 99 points, scoring 82 goals. They finished 9 points clear of Cardiff City and won 30 of their 46 games, losing twice at home.
Craig Pawson will referee Liverpool for the first time this season. He was the man in charge when Wolves beat Liverpool in the F.A. Cup almost 2 years ago. He has issued 3 red cards this season - with all 3 coming in his first 4 games of the season.
Scorers this season (league in brackets):
Liverpool: Salah 13 (10), Mané 8 (7), Firmino 6 (4), Milner 5 (3), Shaqiri 5 (5), Sturridge 4 (2), Alexander-Arnold 1 (1), Matip 1 (1), Origi 1 (1), Wijnaldum 1 (1), own goals 2 (2).
Wolves: Jiménez 5 (5), Cavaleiro 3 (3), Doherty 3 (3), Jota 2 (2), Neves 2 (2), Boly 1 (1), Bonatini 1 (0), Castro Otto (1), Helder Costa 1 (0), João Moutinho 1 (1), Traoré 1 (1).
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