Wolves have arguably been the surprise package in the Premier League this seasonand a fourth victory in five league games for Bruno Lage’s side at Brentford would raise hopes of challenging for a European place. Wolves’ form has been built on a solid defence – conceding three in their past nine league games – and they will fancy their chances of another clean sheet against a Brentford side that have been struggling in attack with four goals in their past seven matches. Stephen Hollis
Saturday 3pm
Venue Brentford Community Stadium
Last season n/a
Referee Peter Bankes
This season G7 Y34 R0 4.86 cards/game
Odds H 9-4 A 13-8 D 2-1
BRENTFORD
Subs from Thompson, Lössl, Forss, Ghoddos, Valencia, Peart-Harris, Bidstrup, Racic, Baptiste, Wissa, Roerslev
Doubtful None
Injured Jørgensen (hamstring, Feb), Dasilva (hip, Feb), Jeanvier (knee, unknown), Raya (knee, unknown), Fosu-Goode (hamstring, unknown)
Suspended None
Unavailable Onyeka (Africa Cup of Nations)
Discipline Y39 R1
Form LLWLLL
Leading scorer Toney 5
WOLVES
Subs from Ruddy, Moulden, Cundle, Hoever, Campbell, Silva, Giles, Jordão, Lembiska, Sanderson, Kawabe, Chiquinho, Dendoncker, Marçal, Trincão
Doubtful None
Injured Mosquera (hamstring, Feb), Jonny (knee, Feb), Neto (knee, Feb), Hwang (hamstring, Feb), Boly (calf, unknown)
Suspended None
Unavailable Saïss (Africa Cup of Nations)
Discipline Y34 R1
Form LLWDWW
Leading scorers Hwang, Jiménez 4
