- 11Rui Patrício
- 15Willy Boly
- 16C. Coady
- 5R. Bennett
- 19Jonny Castro
- 2M. Doherty
- 28João Moutinho
- 8Rúben Neves
- 32L. Dendoncker
- 18Diogo Jota
- 9Raúl Jiménez
- 7Ivan Cavaleiro
- 10Hélder Costa
- 37Adama Traoré
- 21J. Ruddy
- 29Rúben Vinagre
- 27Romain Saïss
- 17Morgan Gibbs-White
- 12M. Dúbravka
- 20F. Lejeune
- 6J. Lascelles
- 5F. Schär
- 17Ayoze Pérez
- 22D. Yedlin
- 11M. Ritchie
- 30C. Atsu
- 36S. Longstaff
- 14I. Hayden
- 9José Salomón Rondón
- 19Javier Manquillo
- 24Almiron, Miguel
- 10M. Diamé
- 41F. Woodman
- 18F. Fernández
- 15Kenedy
- 21Joselu
- 21R. Elliot
Wolverhampton in last weekend picked up a potentially crucial 3-1 win away to Everton, keeping them in 7th place in the Premier League. 7th place is likely to yield a Europa League qualifying spot, so a victory against one of their main challengers for that position is a massive boost to their chances of continental qualification.
There’s no doubting that they deserve it either. The Molineux club have lived up to all of the high expectations placed upon them since their promotion from the Championship. That win over The Toffees made it 3 wins on the bounce in the Premier League, and they have only lost 3 of their last 11 league outings.
Newcastle are having a less successful season, with a dismal start to the campaign still haunting them as we head into the business end of the season. Their unfortunate loss to Spurs last weekend leaves them 15th in the table, just 2 points clear of the first of the relegation spots.