Head-to-head
Liverpool have won seven consecutive Premier League meetings by an aggregate scoreline of 15-2.
Wolves have only scored four goals, and earned one victory, in the 12 Premier League encounters overall.
They have, however, beaten Liverpool twice during Jurgen Klopp's tenure - both in the FA Cup.
Liverpool
The Reds are unbeaten in their past six Premier League matches, drawing three and winning three.
Liverpool's current home run of 64 games without defeat is the second longest in English top-flight history.
They have lost four Premier League fixtures in 2020, the same as in 2018 and 2019 combined.
Liverpool are the only club to have scored in all of their Premier League fixtures this season.
Their tally of six points dropped from winning positions this season is more than throughout the whole of last season.
Diogo Jota could join Stephen Hunt as the only players to score both for and against Wolves in the Premier League.
Jota could become only the fourth player to score in each of his first five Premier League home games for a club, joining Alan Shearer, Les Ferdinand and Jermain Defoe.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wolves have only lost one of their past seven Premier League matches, winning four and drawing two.
They have kept a joint Premier League-high 13 clean sheets in 2020.
Wolves could become just the third team ever to win away against the reigning Premier League champions in consecutive campaigns.
They are looking to pick up consecutive away league victories for the first time since June.
Pedro Neto has scored three goals in 10 Premier League appearances this season, as many as he managed in 29 games in the competition last term.