match facts
Head-to-head>Liverpool have won 13 of their last 15 home league encounters with Wolves.
>Wolves won 1-0 on their last visit to Anfield in December 2010 - the return at Molineux in January gave Kenny Dalglish the first win of his second spell as Liverpool boss.
>Wolves won 1-0 on their last visit to Anfield in December 2010 - the return at Molineux in January gave Kenny Dalglish the first win of his second spell as Liverpool boss.
Liverpool
>It is two years since Liverpool won a Premier League match in September. They have failed to win their last five games in that month since a 6-1 home victory against Hull in 2009.
>If Wolves win it will be the first time Liverpool have lost three consecutive Premier League games since September-October 2003.
>The Reds have conceded seven goals in five Premier League games this season - just as they had at the same stage in the previous two campaigns.
>Dirk Kuyt is one goal shy of 50 in the Premier League, while Steven Gerrard needs one more to reach 50 Premier League goals at Anfield.
>Stewart Downing could make his 250th Premier League appearance.
Wolves
>If Wolves win it will be the first time Liverpool have lost three consecutive Premier League games since September-October 2003.
>The Reds have conceded seven goals in five Premier League games this season - just as they had at the same stage in the previous two campaigns.
>Dirk Kuyt is one goal shy of 50 in the Premier League, while Steven Gerrard needs one more to reach 50 Premier League goals at Anfield.
>Stewart Downing could make his 250th Premier League appearance.
Wolves
>Mick McCarthy's side are winless in their last three league matches and have failed to score in 315 minutes of Premier League action.
>They are unbeaten in their last four Premier League away games, which equals their previous best run in the division.
>They have not scored a second-half goal in a Premier League game since their 2-1 win at Blackburn on the opening day of the season.
>Wolves have kept just two clean sheets in their last 12 away league games since their 1-0 win at Anfield last December. Both of those shut-outs came at Villa Park.
>Michael Kightly could make his 100th league appearance for Wolves.
>They are unbeaten in their last four Premier League away games, which equals their previous best run in the division.
>They have not scored a second-half goal in a Premier League game since their 2-1 win at Blackburn on the opening day of the season.
>Wolves have kept just two clean sheets in their last 12 away league games since their 1-0 win at Anfield last December. Both of those shut-outs came at Villa Park.
>Michael Kightly could make his 100th league appearance for Wolves.
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