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Skubala fired up for tough Wolves test

Bristol City boss Michael Skubala says Wednesday's Championship visitors Wolves are "one of the best three teams" in the league, but does not believe they are unbeatable.

Wolves are third in the table after winning three of their past four matches.

"There is no doubt they have quality in their side," Skubala told BBC Radio Bristol.

"It is for us to be good with the ball when it turns over, we are going to have to be better in those moments when we get it. As individuals, we are going to have to be cleaner.

"We are going to have to have a plan that is very solid to be able to make sure their strengths don't hurt us too much, but we have to go after their weaknesses."

Despite Wolves having a number of players with Premier League experience, it is the kind of challenge the Robins are excited to take on.

"West Ham, Middlesbrough and them [Wolves] for me are very strong teams in this division but that's what we enjoy," Skubala added.

"These players are top players and we want to pitch ourselves against the best and see where we are at."

Listen to the full interview above or on BBC Sounds here.

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