Wolves v Albion
PREMIER LEAGUE
Venue: Molineux Stadium
Date: Sunday 9th May 2021
Kick-off: 12:00 BST
Referee: Jonathan Moss
Assistants: Marc Perry, Timothy Wood
Fourth Official: Andrew Madley
VAR: Andre Marriner
Additional VAR: Andrew Halliday
TEAM NEWS
Wolves remain without defender Willy Boly, who is struggling with the effects of long Covid.
Pedro Neto, Jonny, Marcal and Raul Jimenez are also still sidelined, although the latter could be given clearance to return from a fractured skull on the final day of the season.
Adam Lallana's calf injury will keep him out of Sunday's match but he might be fit for the following week.
Florin Andone, Tariq Lamptey and Solomon March are long-term absentees.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
[*=left]The last four meetings have been drawn. In January, Brighton came from 3-1 down to draw 3-3 at the Amex.
[*=left]Wolves have lost three of their past four games at Molineux, most recently a 4-0 defeat by Burnley.
[*=left]They are 10 points worse off than at this stage last year but have guaranteed a fourth successive season in the top flight. They last managed that 40 years ago.
[*=left]Nine of their 11 league wins this season have been by a one-goal margin.
[*=left]The 3-3 draw with Brighton in January is the only league game out of their last 37 in which Wolves have scored more than two goals.
[*=left]Wolves are the only club not to have lost a Premier League match this season after scoring the opening goal (W8, D2).
[*=left]Brighton need one more win to guarantee their top-flight status for a club record fifth straight season.
[*=left]Albion are currently 14th in the table. Their highest finish in the Premier League is 15th.
[*=left]Only Leicester (10) have won more penalties than Brighton's nine in the Premier League this season.
[*=left]Brighton are the least accurate team in the division when it comes to finishing - only 29% of their 447 shots have been on target.
[*=left]Dan Burn celebrates his 29th birthday on the day of the match.
Graham Potter's Wolves Press Conference
