Wolves host Everton in a crucial Premier League clash this weekend, with Wolves looking to get their first points of the season on the board.
Vitor Pereira has some key decisions to make with regards to the starting lineup.
Tuesday’s win over West Ham saw many changes in the side, so it will be interesting to see who keeps their spot.
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Here’s the lineup we think he will go for to take on the Toffees.
A Premier return could be on the cards for Yerson Mosquera against Everton
Yerson Mosquera missed last season with a serious injury, and after a couple of cameos in pre-season, he made his first start back in the Carabao Cup.
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Matt Doherty has done well in the right centre-back role, but given that Mosquera now has 72 minutes under his belt, he should get the nod as a more natural central defender.
Ladislav Krejci has arrived at Wolves from Girona, but it may be too soon to see him in the starting lineup.
Following his one-match suspension, Toti Gomes should be available to play alongside Emmanuel Agbadou, who was a standout performer against Bournemouth last weekend.
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Vitor Pereira should stick with Jackson Tchatchoua and Hugo Bueno at wing-back
David Moller Wolfe’s size and physicality is suited to facing a David Moyes side, but it’s hard to ignore the superb performance put in by Hugo Bueno against West Ham.
He could cause Jake O’Brien some serious headaches on that left flank.
On the right, the choice is harsh, but ultimately a no-brainer.
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Despite scoring in Tuesday’s win, Rodrigo Gomes will have to return to the bench this weekend. Wolves fans were blown away by Jackson Tchatchoua in the 20 minutes he had on the pitch, looking like prime Adama Traore bombing up the wing.
Wolves fans will be excited for him to get his first start for the club.
Vitor Pereira needs to make the obvious choices in midfield and attack
There were questions about Pereira and Andre’s relationship due to comments made after the Bournemouth game, but they seem to have fizzled as Andre was put in the first XI on Tuesday.
Pereira should go with his trusty Brazilian pairing of Andre and Joao Gomes, who was imperious when he came off the bench in midweek.
Andre and Joao Gomes during Blackburn vs Wolves
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In attack, Jorgen Strand Larsen should be good to go, provided he hasn’t gone to Newcastle.
Either side of him, Jhon Arias and Marshall Munetsi might be the right move, as it’s a tough game in which to give 21-year-old Fer Lopez his first start.
Predicted XI vs Everton: Sa; Tchatchoua, Mosquera, Agbadou, Toti, H.Bueno; Andre, J.Gomes; Munetsi, Strand Larsen, Arias.