The Wolverhampton Wanderers are still waiting for their first victory for the Premier League season and have been injured while they are trying to get off the canvas.
Wolves are preparing to face Brighton in Crunch Clash
In the last two games, the Wolves have shown small improvements after a victory for the EFL Cup on Everton and an impressive draw in Tottenham Hotspur, although there is still a long way to go for Vitor Pereira in his survival hunt.
Sam Johnstone has become a competent option between the sticks, helping to trigger a mini-revival, and the journalist of Express & Star Liam Keen declared on the podcast of the exit that he can see the international in England develop in stature while he entered a fruitful relationship with the old gold back line.
He said: “I love the fact that he was noisy against the Spurs. I think it is really important to take this back. And in fact, he did it a little against Everton. I’m really happy that Johnstone could show – even to a small extent if you want – how good he can be good.”
Jhon Arias was a revelation behind the scenes of Wolves and is a sign of better things to come. However, they simply have to leave the brand with a first premier victory of the season at home against Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday.
Sitting four points on the drift, home matches in Molinine are essential if the men of Pereira want to climb the table, and there is a feeling that will have to occur as soon as possible to avoid an adverse scenario to look at the barrel.
Three points would raise a new feeling of optimism among support that has faced their just part of frustration lately, although they will have to try to carry out this mission without one of their regulars from the first team.
Wolves Man Matt Doherty takes place for more than a month on the key
Speaking after announcing his team from the Republic of Ireland for their next qualifications from the World Cup, Heimir Hallgrimsson confirmed that the man of the Wolves Matt Doherty is absent for four to five weeks after fracturing his wrist.
He said: “Jason Knight has a groin injury and is most likely absent for four to five weeks. Matt Doherty has a wrist fracture and made an operation two days ago and will probably miss the same time.”
Frequently presenting for old gold, Doherty has made five appearances in all competitions this season, arriving at the right back and moving in a defensive central role if necessary.
Nevertheless, the news of her injury will be a substantial blow for Pereira, who is now short of figures on the right side of her back line in the knee problems of Ki-Jana Hoever.
