Atrás
Wolverhampton Wanderers will be trying to take a place in the automatic promotion spots as they host Cardiff City on Saturday (15:00 GMT).
Fourth placed Wolves are just two points shy of second placed Swansea City as it stands.
Cardiff, meanwhile, sit firmly in the midtable in 16th and will be hoping to continue their three-match undefeated run (W2 D1) to ascend closer to the promotion chasers.
Wolves have alternated between winning and losing across their last six home league games against Cardiff City (W3 L3), winning their last 2-0 in March 2019.
None of the last 12 league meetings between Wolves and Cardiff have been drawn, with the Bluebirds winning seven times to Wolves' five in that time.
Wolves have won three of their last five home league games (D1 L1), as many as in their previous 22 at Molineux (D7 L12).
Cardiff are one of three teams – along with Preston and Watford – yet to win an away match in the Championship this season (D2 L4).
Cardiff's Ollie Tanner has created more chances from open play than any other player in the Championship this season (25), while only Finn Azaz (5) has more open play assists than his four.