"Wolves will look to extend their four-game unbeaten run when they host Newcastle this afternoon. Rob Edwards' side have put together a decent sequence of results - draws against Manchester United and Everton and a first win of the Premier League season against West Ham, as well as an FA Cup victory over Shrewsbury - but still look destined for relegation."
"Newcastle arrive at Molineux on the back of an EFL Cup semi-final, first leg defeat to Manchester City. Eddie Howe also has defensive issues with several players out. He claims his hopes of bolstering the squad are being hampered by Profit and Sustainability Rules despite the Tyneside club splashing out over £200million in the summer on the likes of Nick Woltemade, Jacob Ramsey, Yoane Wissa and Anthony Elanga."
Wolves have a four-game unbeaten run including draws with Manchester United and Everton, a first Premier League win over West Ham, and an FA Cup victory over Shrewsbury. The team sits 15 points from safety, making survival unlikely but another win would renew hope of a historic escape. Newcastle arrive after a first-leg EFL Cup semi-final defeat to Manchester City and face several defensive absences. Eddie Howe says Profit and Sustainability Rules are limiting transfer plans despite over £200m summer spending. Wolves name one change with Andre replacing Jhon Arias. Kick-off is 2pm on Sky Sports and Sky Go.
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