Liverpool vs Wolverhampton

 Liverpool will meet Wolverhampton on Saturday evening, in the framework of the English Premier League.

This match comes within the framework of the 15th round of the English Premier League, season 2021/22, at Molyneux Stadium.

Liverpool seeks to continue its recent winning streak, as it currently occupies third place with 31 points.

As for Wolverhampton, it has 21 points in eighth place, and hopes to win after falling into a goalless draw in the last two rounds.

Commentary on the match between Liverpool and Wolverhampton

Ahmed Al Balushi will comment on the events of that match this evening.

Mohamed Salah is expected to be the third fastest player in history to reach 20 goals in all competitions if he scores a goal against Wolverhampton.

Salah needs one goal to reach 20 goals for the season in all competitions, if he scores it before December 15, he will reach the club's distinctive mark in the third fastest player in history - behind only Ian Rush (November 6, 1986) and Roger Hunt (November 25, 1961).

The Egyptian international scored 13 goals in nine away games this season in all competitions and has 17 goals in his last 15 matches, and Salah scores a goal every 87 minutes this season.

Some other facts are as follows.

- The Reds have not lost in the last eight league meetings in Molino, and have only conceded once in the last six visits in the league.

In the last 32 league games, at home and away, Liverpool have prevented Wolves from scoring on 20 occasions.

Diogo Jota, who will celebrate his 25th birthday on match day, scored 44 goals in 131 matches.

Jurgen Klopp's side have scored four or more goals in three consecutive league matches for the first time since December 2013.

- If they score four or more again against Wolverhampton, it will be only the second time in the club's top-flight history, the Reds have done so in four consecutive league games, having done so from September to October 1987. Liverpool also achieved the feat in The second division in 1895 and 1905.

No Reds player has ever scored a hat-trick against Wolverhampton in any competition.

Wolves have lost just one of their last nine Premier League games, a 2-0 defeat at Crystal Palace last month, and have scored three clean games in a row.