James Collins’ side are currently without loss at the midway point of the competition’s group stages, sitting top of the Group H table, having beaten both Derby County and the Blues, as well as fighting back to earn a 2-2 draw with Leeds United last month.
The under-23s are yet to lose a match in their two cup competitions this season, having finished their Premier League International Cup campaign with three draws from three and narrowly missing out on a spot in the knockout stages, but will take a big step closer to the next phase of the Premier League Cup with three points against Birmingham.
Wolves’ opponents are currently third in Group H having played one more match than Wolves, having beaten and drawn against Leeds United, but defeats to Wolves and Derby see the Blues currently short of the top two spots in the table, which will earn the respectively teams a place in the next round once everyone plays each other twice.
WHEN
Thursday 2pm
WHERE
Loughborough University, Leicestershire
LAST THREE
Wolves
0-1 vs Southampton (A)
2-2 vs Liverpool (H) PLIC
2-2 vs Leeds United (H) PLC
Birmingham
1-3 vs Nottingham Forest (H)
3-1 vs Barnsley (H)
2-0 vs Leeds United (H) PLC
NEXT FIVE
06/02 Birmingham City (A) PLC
12/02 Leamington FC (A) BSC
17/02 Liverpool (H)
21/02 Leeds United (A) PLC
25/02 Derby County (H) PLC
