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Raul Jimenez leads the charge as Wolves host Stoke
Raul Jimenez remains the focal point of the Wolverhampton Wanderers attack, providing the clinical edge that has defined their early-season momentum. As the side prepares to face Stoke City at Molineux Stadium this Saturday, the veteran forward will be expected to spearhead a dynamic frontline looking to maintain their unbeaten start to the Championship campaign.
Jimenez continues to be the heartbeat of the Wolves' offensive transitions, offering both a physical presence and an intelligent link-up play that brings his teammates into the game. Supported by the creative energy of Fer Lopez, who has been in exceptional scoring form recently, the hosts possess a multifaceted attack capable of breaking down stubborn defensive blocks. Their ability to find late goals remains a hallmark of their current run, often wearing opponents down before striking in the final stages.
Wolves are expected to field a balanced side anchored by Jose Sa in goal, with Hugo Bueno and Toti Gomes providing the necessary defensive cover. While Yerson Mosquera remains sidelined due to injury, the backline has shown significant resilience, keeping clean sheets in half of their last ten matches. For the visitors, Viktor Johansson is expected to start in goal behind a back four led by Ben Gibson and Ben Wilmot, as they look to tighten up after a challenging start to the league season.
Stoke City arrive at Molineux aiming to reset their form following a difficult period in the Championship. With Svante Ingelsson unavailable due to suspension, the midfield burden will fall on Djibril Soumare and Ethan Galbraith to disrupt the rhythm of the Wolves' engine room. The visitors will look to George Hirst and Sam Gallagher to provide the necessary spark in the final third to upset the home side's defensive rhythm.
Wolves enter this fixture with confidence, having recently dispatched Sheffield Wednesday in the EFL Cup and secured a convincing win against Preston North End in their last league outing. While historical meetings between these two clubs have often been tight affairs, such as the 1-1 draw in a 2025 friendly, the current trajectory of the two sides suggests a significant gap in form. Wolves will aim to leverage their home advantage to continue their climb up the table, while Stoke must find a way to replicate the defensive grit they showed in their cup success against Oldham Athletic earlier this month.
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