Mark Kennedy’s side got off to the perfect start in the competition they reached the last 16 of last season, beating league rivals the Rams – their 2018/19 victors – 2-1 at Pride Park back in the former Wolves winger’s first game as caretaker boss.
City’s under-23 side, who currently play in the Professional Development League Northern Division, have been flying in their domestic campaign, sitting in fourth place and four points behind leaders Nottingham Forest.
Wolves’ visitors picked up a point from their first match in the Premier League Cup, after a goalless draw with Leeds United, who face Derby in their second group match on Wednesday.
WHEN
Saturday 1pm
WHERE
Sir Jack Hayward Training Ground sponsored by Fosun International
LAST THREE
Wolves
0-1 v Blackpool (A) LCT
2-2 v Derby County (A)
1-2 v Tottenham Hotspur (H)
Birmingham
1-0 v Cardiff City (H)
6-0 v Bolton Wanderers (A)
3-0 v Leeds United (H)
NEXT FIVE
20/11 Paris Saint-Germain (H) PLIC
23/11 Chelsea (H)
27/11 Athletic Club Bilbao (H) PLIC
02/12 Leeds United (H) PLC
09/12 Brighton & Hove Albion (H)
