Liverpool, Recent Form

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A 3-3 draw in their last match against Aston Villa meant Liverpool had to settle for a share of the points.  Their share of possession in that meeting was 59%, while racking up 14 shots along the way, 7 of which were on target, in contrast to Aston Villa, who had 19 shots on goal with 5 on target.  

While they have been strong in attack with 12 goals scored in their last 6 games, their defence has let them down slightly, by conceeding 11 at the other end which has led to points being dropped.  They have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 10 games; however, they've scored in 34 of their 37 games this season.  

They have had a strong run of form at Anfield recently, being undefeated in 5 of their last 6 home games and picking up 4 wins along the way.  They've had a decent home record this season, unbeaten in 17 of their 18 league games at Anfield.  

Wolverhampton W., Recent Form

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The 3-1 home defeat to Crystal Palace will not have sat easily with the Wolverhampton W. squad, who would not have been pleased to squander all three points.  They achieved 61% possession in that match and had 13 strikes at goal, with 7 hitting the target, up against Crystal Palace's tally of 13 efforts at goal, 3 of which were on target.  

Gary O'Neil, their chief, will be doing some careful analysis of his defence, who have seen their goal breached 14 times in their last 6 games while somehow managing to pick up some points along the way with 6 goals scored.  They have scored in 4 of their last 6 away games, but they have failed to record a clean sheet in their last 11 games overall.  

With 4 defeats and just 1 victory in their last 6 league matches, they have had a poor run and will need to turn that around if they want to start climbing the table.  

Matheus Cunha will be keen to add his name to the scoresheet and build on his current scoring record of 3 goals in the last 6 league games for Wolverhampton W..