Wolves have broken the record for a winless start to a Premier League season with a post-Christmas defeat at Liverpool.

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Liverpool have a fairly kind run of fixtures before they journey to Arsenal on Jan. 8, with a visit from Leeds United on New Year’s Day following the clash with Wolves. The Reds then travel to Fulham three days later, before their battle with the Gunners.

Jota joined Wolves in 2017 and became a fans' favourite during three seasons at Molineux, scoring 44 goals in 131 games and helping the Midlanders to promotion to the Premier League, where he played for the Molineux club for two seasons before joining Liverpool in 2020.

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NOW unbeaten in their last five domestic games, Liverpool will look to keep their top-four charge on track when they welcome bottom club Wolves to Anfield on Saturday. Arne Slot’s side are slowly

Diogo Jota’s sons will be among the mascots when Liverpool play Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League at Anfield on Saturday. It’s the first meeting between the Portugal international’s former clubs since he died in a car crash, along with his brother Andre Silva, in the Spanish province of Zamora in early July.

Liverpool, however, still need to win. Standing in their way is a team making a solid run at being the worst Premier League side ever, Wolves, who sit on a paltry 2 points, with just 9 goals scored in 17 matches. Woof. If this isn’t a banker, I don’t know what is.

Florian Wirtz then doubled their advantage with a first league goal since arriving at Anfield, but Wolves threw a spanner in the works after the break, as Santiago Bueno steered home a rebound after Alisson had denied Tolu Arokodare. Nevertheless, Liverpool held on to secure a third victory in as many games, as they rose to fourth in the table.

While Wolves remain stuck at the bottom of the Premier League table, the mood around Merseyside could hardly be more different. Liverpool may have spent Christmas Day outside the top four, but recent results suggest they are firmly back on track. Another win against struggling Wolves will boost their confidence even more.

Wolves, who are bottom of the Premier League, are in a tricky position heading into the January transfer window

Arne Slot makes two changes. Federico Chiesa makes his first Premier League start of the season for Liverpool. The Italian comes in for Dominik Szoboszlai, who is absent from the squad.