LIVERPOOL return to Anfield as they look to get back on their title tilt back on track against Wolves.
The Reds go into the game fresh from a dramatic Merseyside derby – the last ever played at Goodison Park – where the game concluded with a heated ending.
The topsy-turvy 2-2 draw saw the table-toppers drop points from a winning position for only the third time this season.
James Tarkowski’s blockbuster last-gasp finish in the 98th minute was met with incredible scenes at the final whistle.
A full-scale melee between the teams saw referee Michael Oliver hand out four red cards post-game.
Why is Curtis Jones not playing for Liverpool vs Wolves?
Curtis Jones was one of the main players involved in the mass brawl that broke out at the end of Wednesday night’s Merseyside derby.
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He was triggered by Abdoulaye Doucoure’s on-the-whistle celebration towards the Liverpool away end and reacted angrily in the process.
Jones, who was already booked in the game, was shown a second yellow following the melee and, alongside Doucoure, was given his marching orders.
The punishment will only last one game, though, because it was a second yellow card rather than a straight red, meaning the midfielder will be back for Liverpool’s midweek game against Aston Villa.
How to watch Liverpool vs Wolves?
- Liverpool’s clash with Wolves will be broadcast live on Sky in the UK.
- Fans will also have the option to stream all entire action on Sky Go App and NowTV which is available to download via any compatible mobile device or tablet.
- Alternatively, tune in to SunSport’s live blog for all the action as it happens.
- Kick-off for the match is scheduled to get underway at 2.00pm GMT on Saturday, February 16.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
