Wolves are back in action on Wednesday night as the Old Gold welcome Brighton & Hove Albion to Molineux in the fifth round of the FA Cup, giving Gary O’Neil a chance to rotate his squad.
Wolves return to action in the FA Cup on Wednesday night, with Molineux poised to welcome Roberto De Zerbi’s Brighton to the Midlands.
Gary O’Neil’s side will be beaming with confidence after securing their place in the fifth round thanks to a win over fierce rivals West Bromwich Albion, as well as accumulating some form in the Premier League of late.
Now, all attention will be on the midweek battle with some Premier League opposition in the cup, in what is set to be an interesting clash at Molineux.
When speaking to the media yesterday, O’Neil admitted that he is yet to select his team, who are still recovering from their win over Sheffield United on Sunday.
The manager didn’t report any fresh injury news, only that Matheus Cunha had returned to training on grass after sustaining a hamstring problem.
Due to the frequency of the club’s fixtures and the limited squad, it’s possible that the manager will rotate a few faces to avoid fatigue, with one name potentially having the opportunity to impress.
