Willy Boly and Leo Bonatini secured three vital points at Carrow Road, which took Wolves back to the top of the Championship. That’s where they’ll be looking to stay and victory over the Cottagers will see them retain top spot for the upcoming international break. It was Wolves’ tenth victory of the campaign and, with an eight-match unbeaten run against Fulham under their belts, they’ll be looking for number 11 on Friday night.
The Opposition
Fulham go into the game winless in four matches and sat 16th in the Championship. Slavisa Jokanovic’s side fell to a 2-0 defeat at home to Bristol City on Tuesday night and had striker, Aboubakar Kamara shown a straight red card. That came after a 1-1 draw at home to Bolton Wanderers and a 2-1 reverse at Aston Villa. Fulham finished in the Championship Play-Offs last season and will be looking to spark a run of results together to fire themselves into contention.
Head-To-Head
See how Wolves and Fulham compare head-to-head with the infographic below.
The Championship
Cardiff City travel to Bristol City for Saturday’s early kick-off, while Sheffield United face Hull City at 3pm. Aston Villa welcome Sheffield Wednesday and Derby County host Reading. Ipswich Town and Preston North End do battle, while Sunderland make the short trip to Middlesbrough on Sunday.
Pre-Match Thoughts
Hear what Nuno Espiritio Santo had to say before the fixture.
Follow The Game
The game will not be available to watch live on Wolves TV due to Sky Sports coverage. Live audio commentary will be available however. As always, there will be plenty of coverage on Twitter and Wolves.co.uk, particularly #WOLvFUL.
Quiz
How well do you know your Wolves and Fulham knowledge? Put it to the test on the pre-match quiz.
