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Simon Hooper ???????
TEAM FORM
Spurs - DWLWD ---- Wolves - WDDLD
We play hosts to Wolves on Saturday afternoon at our Stadium where we are looking to extend our unbeaten record this season.
Hopefully the dust is settled after the shenanigans from our last game against Chelsea. For most part of that game we were outplayed and outclassed by Chelsea but we have to put that behind us and continue the momentum in the competition by beating Wolves.
Nevertheless, we now have four points and six goals on the board from two fixtures, which keeps us in close proximity to Manchester City who we face on September 10.
Conte will want to remain within touching distance of the defending champions ahead of the trip to the Etihad Stadium, and he will fancy us collecting another three points at our stadium.
Every Wolves supporter is currently on a high having pulled off one of the signings of the summer in Sporting Lisbon midfielder Matheus Nunes, but they should not lose sight of their team needing to perform on the pitch.
Even though Wolves have played well enough to defeat each of Leeds and Fulham, a return of one point heaps the pressure on Bruno Lage’s side ahead of the trip to the capital.
The vision that Wolves have sold to Nunes and Goncalo Guedes involves European football, not a relegation battle, but there is also an expectation that both players hit the ground running over the coming weeks.
Although this game may come too soon for the pair to feature in the starting lineup, their acquisitions are a statement to teammates who have occupied their respective roles with little competition in the past.
Wolves have prevailed in three of their last four away fixtures against us, the most recent occasion coming in February as Raul Jiminez and Leander Dencocker both got on the scoresheet.
Simon Hooper ???????
TEAM FORM
Spurs - DWLWD ---- Wolves - WDDLD
We play hosts to Wolves on Saturday afternoon at our Stadium where we are looking to extend our unbeaten record this season.
Hopefully the dust is settled after the shenanigans from our last game against Chelsea. For most part of that game we were outplayed and outclassed by Chelsea but we have to put that behind us and continue the momentum in the competition by beating Wolves.
Nevertheless, we now have four points and six goals on the board from two fixtures, which keeps us in close proximity to Manchester City who we face on September 10.
Conte will want to remain within touching distance of the defending champions ahead of the trip to the Etihad Stadium, and he will fancy us collecting another three points at our stadium.
Every Wolves supporter is currently on a high having pulled off one of the signings of the summer in Sporting Lisbon midfielder Matheus Nunes, but they should not lose sight of their team needing to perform on the pitch.
Even though Wolves have played well enough to defeat each of Leeds and Fulham, a return of one point heaps the pressure on Bruno Lage’s side ahead of the trip to the capital.
The vision that Wolves have sold to Nunes and Goncalo Guedes involves European football, not a relegation battle, but there is also an expectation that both players hit the ground running over the coming weeks.
Although this game may come too soon for the pair to feature in the starting lineup, their acquisitions are a statement to teammates who have occupied their respective roles with little competition in the past.
Wolves have prevailed in three of their last four away fixtures against us, the most recent occasion coming in February as Raul Jiminez and Leander Dencocker both got on the scoresheet.
Team News
With Cuti having sustained a muscle injury, either Lenglet, Sanchez or Tanganga will be drafted into the our backline.
Providing that there are no other fitness issues, that is likely to be the solitary change with Richarlison having to make do with a spot on the substitutes' bench.
This fixture will come too soon for Skipp, who is making progress in his recovery from a hairline fracture of his heel.
Nunes will almost certainly start this contest among the replacements having had just two days to train with his new Wolves teammates.
Guedes may be considered for a start ahead of Hwang Hee Chan but Semedo, Moutiho and Traore are likely to be kept in reserve after their recent injuries.
Providing that there are no other fitness issues, that is likely to be the solitary change with Richarlison having to make do with a spot on the substitutes' bench.
This fixture will come too soon for Skipp, who is making progress in his recovery from a hairline fracture of his heel.
Nunes will almost certainly start this contest among the replacements having had just two days to train with his new Wolves teammates.
Guedes may be considered for a start ahead of Hwang Hee Chan but Semedo, Moutiho and Traore are likely to be kept in reserve after their recent injuries.
Head-to-Head
We first played each other Tuesday 1st September 1908 where we beat them 3 – 0 in the old Division Two.
We have gone and played each other 102 times where we have won 50, they have won 30 and 22 have been drawn games.
League:- We have won 44, they have won 29, and 17 have been drawn games
FA Cup:- We have won 4, they haven’t won any, and 2 have been drawn games
League Cup: We have one 1, the have won 1, and 2 have been drawn games
Other Cup:- We have won 1, they haven’t won any, and 1 has been a drawn game
We have gone and played each other 102 times where we have won 50, they have won 30 and 22 have been drawn games.
League:- We have won 44, they have won 29, and 17 have been drawn games
FA Cup:- We have won 4, they haven’t won any, and 2 have been drawn games
League Cup: We have one 1, the have won 1, and 2 have been drawn games
Other Cup:- We have won 1, they haven’t won any, and 1 has been a drawn game
