A victory over the Reds will take James Collins’ side into the knockout rounds of the competition, in what is the development side’s first time of participating in European competition.
Wolves are currently unbeaten in their PL International Cup campaign, with a pair of 1-1 draws against Paris Saint-Germain and Athletic Club Bilbao, while Liverpool have three points, following a victory over PSG and a defeat to Athletic Club.
Three points for Wolves on Wednesday night would see them top the Group E table and claim a place in the quarter-finals but the visitors will qualify for the knockout stages if they win or earn a draw against Wolves at Molineux.
*Season ticket holders, My Wolves, Young Wolves and #WolfPack member members can gain free entry into Molineux for the 7pm kick-off on Wednesday 29th January but must claim their ticket in advance by clicking here.
Tickets for non-season tickets holders cost £4 for adults and £2 for concessions. Corporate seats are also available in WV1 Bar, costing £10 per adult or £5 per child.
*You can also catch all the action as Wolves under-23s take on Liverpool this evening, with the game free to view worldwide via WolvesTV and the Wolves App, as commentator Mikey Burrows and Matt Murray present live coverage from 6.45pm.
The live match stream can be found here, while supporters can also catch the action on the Wolves App – download it now on iOS here and on Android here.
WHEN
Wednesday 7pm
WHERE
Molineux
LAST THREE
Wolves
2-2 vs Leeds United (H) PLC
6-0 vs Tividale (A) BSC
0-1 vs Blackburn Rovers (H)
Liverpool
0-3 vs Wigan Athletic (A) PLC
5-0 vs Southampton (H)
1-2 vs Athletic Bilbao (H)
WHAT THE BOSS THINKS
On taking on English opposition in European competition
“That’s why these competitions are so exciting, you get to play against the best teams in European competition
“We obviously know Liverpool well because they are in our league, but it’s still going to be special to take them on in a European night at Molineux, and a game that everyone is looking forward to.”
On playing at Molineux
“What will also add to the game is it being a night match, under the lights at Molineux. It’s an iconic stadium and is something we are all looking forwards to.
“It’s not about me, but it’s a real privilege to be managing a Wolves team who will be playing at the main stadium.”
For the further thoughts of James Collins ahead of the under-23s’ clash with Liverpool click here.
NEXT FIVE
29/01 Liverpool (H) PLIC
03/02 Southampton (A)
06/02 Birmingham City (A) PLC
12/02 Leamington FC (A) BSC
17/02 Liverpool (H)
