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It was a real moment for Wolves fans to savor on Tuesday, as the Premier League's last-place side, almost certain to be relegated, shocked the world and beat defending champions Liverpool 2-1 at Molineux Stadium.
Andre’s stoppage-time winner saw Wolves defeat Liverpool 2-1 as the basement boys beat the reigning champions at Molineux.
Liverpool travel to Molineux tonight aiming to secure a seventh consecutive victory over Wolves and maintain their charge toward Champions League qualification.The Reds have moved into fifth place
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Alisson will hope a clean sheet beckons at Molineux, as will a back four comprised of the returning Jeremie Frimpong, Ibrahima Konate, Virgil van Dijk and Milos Kerkez. Ryan Gravenberch remains an ever-present in midfield and is joined by Alexis Mac Allister, with Dominik Szoboszlai continuing in the advanced role.
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Liverpool were punished for their lethargy in the 78th minute. Tolu Arokodare got away with a nudge on Virgil van Dijk to win the ball before playing a superb pass to Rodrigo Gomes, who held off Ibrahima Konate and guided a clinical finish past Alisson Becker.
Ricner Bellegarde sends a loose pass to Salah, who drives through on goal and smashes his finish low into the net. Rio Ngumoha almost pulls Liverpool back on level terms with a powerful shot that Sa tips on to the post.
Both teams hope to be in the Champions League next season, and three points on Wednesday could greatly boost their chances