Wolves vs Liverpool: Confirmed Lineups and Match Preview for Molineux Clash

WOLVERHAMPTON, 03 March 2026 – Liverpool travel to Molineux this Tuesday evening to face a resurgent Wolverhampton Wanderers side in a critical Premier League Matchweek 28 fixture. With the race for the top four intensifying, Arne Slot’s men are looking to build on their recent 5-2 victory over West Ham, while Wolves enter the tie buoyed by a 2-0 win against Aston Villa last weekend.

Official Lineups: Frimpong Returns for the Reds

The official team sheets have been released at Molineux, revealing key tactical shifts for both sides. The most notable news for the visitors is the return of Jeremie Frimpong to the starting XI. The Dutch right-back, who recently returned from a groin injury as a substitute against West Ham, replaces Joe Gomez in the only change made by Arne Slot.

Liverpool Starting XI

Goalkeeper: Alisson Becker
Defenders: Jeremie Frimpong, Ibrahima Konaté, Virgil van Dijk, Andrew Robertson
Midfielders: Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Ryan Gravenberch
Forwards: Mohamed Salah, Darwin Núñez, Luis Díaz

Wolverhampton Wanderers Starting XI

Rob Edwards has made four changes to the side that defeated Villa, partly with an eye on the upcoming FA Cup fixtures. Angel Gomes joins Joao Gomes in a double pivot following an injury to Andre.

Confirmed Wolves XI: Sa; Semedo, Dawson, Toti, Ait-Nouri; J. Gomes, A. Gomes; Lemina, Sarabia, Cunha; Hwang.

Head-to-Head History

Historically, Liverpool have dominated this fixture, though Wolves have proven to be a “banana skin” opponent at Molineux in recent seasons. According to historical records, the two sides have met over 100 times in league football.

Note: Data reflects historical league records across all eras. Recent Premier League encounters show Liverpool winning 19 of the last 25 meetings.

Injury News and Team Updates

Liverpool Absentees

Arne Slot continues to manage a squad thinned by long-term injuries. Stefan Bajcetic (calf) and Joël Matip (ACL) remain unavailable. While Diogo Jota returned to full team training this week, he has not been risked for the starting lineup today. Alexander Isak remains a doubt for the immediate future but is nearing a return to the grass.

Wolves Tactical Shift

Despite Wolves sitting in the lower half of the table for much of the season, head coach Rob Edwards has praised his team’s “freedom” in recent weeks. The inclusion of Angel Gomes in the midfield today is expected to provide more technical security against Liverpool’s high press.

Match Context: The Top Four Race

As of 03 March 2026, the Premier League table sees Arsenal leading the pack, with Liverpool fighting to maintain their position in the Champions League spots. Following a “shocking” result against Luton Town in late February, the Reds’ 5-2 win over West Ham last week was seen as a necessary correction. Wolves, meanwhile, are looking to secure their safety and continue their giant-killing form after defeating Unai Emery’s Villa on Sunday.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Where can I watch Wolves vs Liverpool?

The match is being broadcast live on major sports networks. In the UK, fans can follow the action via TNT Sports, while international viewers can stream the game through their local Premier League rights holders.

What was the score in the last meeting?

Liverpool secured a 5-2 victory in their last Premier League outing against West Ham on 25 February 2026. Wolves’ last match was a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa on 01 March 2026.

Who is the referee for today’s game?

The Premier League confirmed the officiating appointments earlier this week; however, fans should check official matchday programmes for any late changes to the VAR and on-field crew.

Are there any more games between these two this week?

Yes. Due to scheduling, Liverpool are set to face Wolves twice at Molineux within a 72-hour window, across two different competitions.