FPL GW9 Predicted Lineups, Injuries & Press Conference Updates

In this blog, we take a look at GW9 fixtures, presenting you with FPL GW9 Predicted Lineups, Injuries, and Press Conference updates.

Note: These lineups have been predicted based on Wednesday and Thursday’s press conferences so far. The final lineups will be updated after Friday’s press conferences conclude. Stay tuned!

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Arsenal

Arsenal GW9 Predicted formation:

4-2-3-1

Arsenal GW9 Predicted lineup:

Raya

Timber – Saliba – Gabriel – Calafiori

Zubimendi – Rice

Saka – Eze – Trossard

Gyokeres

Notes/Injury Updates:

Gabriel was forced off in Arsenal’s 4-0 thrashing of Atletico Madrid this week with an unspecified issue. While he is set to be assessed ahead of this weekend’s Palace clash, we expect him to start.
Arteta on team news in his pre-match presser: “Not much, Big Gabi had to leave the pitch with an issue and he hasn’t been able to train yet, so let’s see how he evolves in the next 24 hours to see whether he’s available or not for the weekend.”
Odegaard, Madueke, Havertz, and Jesus are out.
Arteta’s update on these 4 players: “They are progressing really well. They are starting to do certain activities. They are all super willing to be available as quickly as possible, but at the moment, none of them are in contention in the next week or so.”

Aston Villa

Aston Villa GW9 Predicted formation:

4-2-3-1

Aston Villa GW9 Predicted Lineup:

Martinez

Cash – Torres – Konsa – Digne

Onana – Kamara

McGinn – Rogers – Guessand

Watkins

Aston Villa Notes/Injury Updates:

Digne has been ruled out for Aston Villa’s Europa League clash against Go Ahead Eagles tonight due to an injury he sustained against Spurs last weekend. He is doubtful for this weekend’s fixture against Man City.
Tielemans and Andres Garcia are most likely out as they remain injured.
Mings could return to contention as he continues his recovery from an ankle injury.

Further Read: Team Wise Players to Target from FPL GW9 onwards

Bournemouth

Bournemouth GW9 Predicted formation

4-2-3-1

Bournemouth GW9 Predicted lineup:

Petrovic

Jiminez – Senesi – Diakite – Truffert

Adams – Scott

Tavernier – Kluivert – Semenyo

E.J. Kroupi

Bournemouth Team News & Key Notes:

David Brooks, who missed last weekend’s fixture against Crystal Palace with a small muscle injury, has been training for 2 days. Iraola hopes he will be available this weekend (team news via the Bournemouth Daily Echo’s Alexander Smith).
Evanilson is ruled out with a muscle injury. He was a surprise miss from last weekend’s 3-3 thriller against Palace. Iraola has said that he is ‘not far’ and is hopeful he will return for GW10 against Man City.
E.J. Kroupi should start in his place after an excellent display, including a brace, against Palace.
Iraola on Kroupi: “He plays football like he is playing with his friends. He is improving a lot, and we are trying to help him get his all-around game up to the level of the Premier League.”
Adam Smith was included in the squad facing Palace last weekend. Although he was left an unused substitute, he should be available this weekend against Forest as well.
Soler has returned to the fold after his spell at the FIFA Under-20 World Cup.
Enes Unal has made progress in his recovery, taking his first step in his return to fitness with a 45-minute appearance for Bournemouth’s development squad this week. He is back to full training as well, Iraola revealed. The Spanish boss stated that it is a big boost for Unal personally; he is in a very good mood now, and his minutes in training are not being limited.

Further Read: Team Wise Players to Target from FPL GW9 onwards

Brighton

Brighton GW9 Predicted formation

4-2-3-1

Brighton GW9 Predicted lineup:

Verbruggen

Wieffer – Van Hecke – Dunk – Kadioglu

Baleba – Ayari

Minteh – Rutter – D. Gomez

Welbeck

Brighton Team News and Key Notes:

Diego Gomez has recovered from his hip injury that forced him off last weekend against Newcastle. He should start.
Hurzeler on Gomez: “I think he will be spotted tomorrow at Old Trafford. He will be available to start.”
Veltman (calf), Mitoma (ankle), and Gruda (knee) were initially doubtful, but Hurzeler revealed in his pre-Man United press conference that they are all in contention and could be available for this weekend’s trip to Old Trafford.
Hurzeler on the Brighton trio: “They’re all close to the team, so maybe one of or two of them might be available tomorrow. They don’t have big issues, they’re small issues. They are nothing serious. I can’t say that they all will be available, I can’t say that they won’t be available. We have to see how Friday goes and then we have to make a decision.”
Hurzeler on Mitoma: “Kaoru Mitoma is helpful for us in every game, because he has special qualities, always dangerous for opponents. If he is not available, I am sure we will find solutions, but he is a game changer for us.”
Adam Webster, Solly March, and Jack Hinshelwood are still out.

Further Read: FPL GW9 Scout Picks Based on Stats, Analysis and Matchups

Burnley

Burnley GW9 Predicted formation

4-2-3-1

Burnley GW9 Predicted lineup:

Dubravka

Walker – Tuanzebe – Esteve – Hartman

Cullen – Luis

Larsen – Ugochukwu – Anthony

Foster

Burnley Team News and Key Notes:

Foster missed last weekend’s 2-0 win over Leeds after enduring a dead leg on international duty. He is now back in contention and is expected to return to the starting lineup this weekend against Wolves.
Parker on Foster: “Lyle is back in contention, he has been training with us over the last three or four days.”
Scott Parker switched to a 4-2-3-1 formation last weekend with Ugochukwu playing the No.10 role. The midfielder got on the scoresheet and should start in a similar position this weekend.
Parker on Ugochukwu: “We need goals from all over the pitch, we played Lesley higher up the pitch at the weekend and we were pleased with his contribution. Hopefully, that is something that can continue.”
Jordan Beyer, Connor Roberts, and Zeki Amdouni are out.

Further Read: Top FPL GW9 Differential Picks to Target Ahead of GW9 Deadline

Brentford

Brentford GW9 Predicted formation:

5-3-2

Brentford GW9 Predicted lineup:

Kelleher

Kayode – Collins – Van Den Berg – Ajer – Rico Henry

Yarmolyuk – Henderson – Damsgaard

Thiago – Schade

Brentford team news:

Antoni Milambo is out for the rest of the season with an ACL injury.
Maghoma and Gustavo Nunes featured for Brentford’s B team this week and are in contention.
Aaron Hickey endured a knock on international duty and missed last weekend’s 2-0 win over West Ham. He is set to return to full training this weekend, according to the club statement, which read “Hickey, who has made seven appearances for Brentford in all competitions this season, is set to return to full training this weekend. The defender will be assessed ahead of the west Londoners’ meeting with Crystal Palace on Saturday, 1 November.”
It seems Hickey will not be available this weekend. Rico Henry should start in his place.

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Chelsea

Chelsea GW9 Predicted formation:

4-2-3-1

Chelsea GW9 Predicted lineup:

Robert Sanchez

James – Acheampong – Chalobah – Cucurella

Caicedo – Enzo

Neto – Joao Pedro – Estevao

Guiu

Chelsea Team News and Notes:

Gusto is suspended for Saturday’s clash against Sunderland after picking up a red card against Nottingham Forest last weekend. He missed Chelsea’s midweek UCL win over Ajax as well due to illness.
Enzo Fernandez is back after missing the Forest win. He played against Ajax and should start against Sunderland as well.
Maresca on team news: “We don’t have any new injuries for the game this weekend.”
Maresca has provided a return date for Liam Delap, who has missed nearly 3 months of action after suffering a hamstring injury at the end of August. He won’t be available tomorrow, but is in contention for Chelsea’s Cup tie against Wolves next week.
Maresca on Delap: “Liam is doing very well, he took part in the session with the team for the first time yesterday. He won’t be involved in the game tomorrow but maybe he can be for the next one. The schedule [on when players can return] can change a little bit, it depends on whether they improve or not. Initially we thought he may be back for October 25 but today, as you know, is October 24. So, he’s not quite on that initial schedule but he’s getting closer and possibly for the cup game next week, he could be available.”
Maresca on Marc Guiu: “Marc is a typical No.9. He is physically strong, a box player. Again, he can improve and do many things better. We are working with him every game to try and help him. In terms of Joao Pedro, we know he can play as a No.9 or a No.10. He’s very good in both positions.”
“We have a chat with Marc two weeks ago. I told him that I didn’t like the way he was training and he needed to change. He changed. He was not training well in all the ways. Since we chat, he’s been fantastic. It’s good.”
“Absolutely, yes [he’s ready to start].”
Based on his comments in his presser, we could see Maresca line up with Joao Pedro as a 10, Marc Guiu starting up front, and Enzo Fernandez replacing Lavia in midfield. So be prepared for potential changes in Chelsea’s starting XI for Sunderland.
Palmer, Colwill, Essguo, and Badiashile are out.

Further Read: Team Wise Players to Target from FPL GW9 onwards

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace GW9 Predicted Formation

3-4-2-1

Crystal Palace GW9 Predicted lineup:

Henderson

Guehi – Lacroix – Richards

Munoz – Hughes – Wharton- Mitchell

Sarr – Pino

Mateta

Crystal Palace Notes/Injury Updates:

No fresh injuries for Crystal Palace!
Glasner on team news ahead of Arsenal clash: “It looks like everyone came through physically okay [from the Larnaca game]. For us it is now just about recovery. the weather looks fine, so then we will be on the pitch playing a little bit of head tennis, using all the facilities we have. The players already started with the recovery, and with the players who didn’t play and keeping them in the rhythm, they’ll do 30, 40 minutes, a little bit of ball work. It’s just about staying in the rhythm and being best prepared for Arsenal, and this is what I can promise, is that the players will be fit and ready.”
Caleb Kporha, Chadi Riad, and Cheick Doucouré are still out.

Further Read: Top FPL GW9 Differential Picks to Target Ahead of GW9 Deadline

Everton

Everton GW8 Predicted Formation

4-2-3-1

Everton GW9 Predicted lineup

Pickford

O’Brien – Tarkowski – Keane – Mykolenko

Gueye – Garner

Ndiaye – Dewsbury-Hall – Grealish

Beto

Everton Injury News/Updates:

Grealish will return to the starting XI after missing Everton’s 2-0 defeat to his parent club, Man City, due to a clause in his loan contract.
Bad news for Everton fans. Jarrad Branthwaite has suffered a major setback in his recovery. It was reported that he had returned to training, but it has now been revealed that he will undergo surgery on his hamstring and is set for an extended time off.
Moyes on Branthwaite: “Yeah, it was [disappointing to lose Branthwaite again]. We felt that we had him back, we had him back in full training and expected him to be very close [to being available] for Man City – but he just didn’t feel quite right, so we got it checked and got some work done on it. We wouldn’t put a timescale on it – we’ll give him a chance to heal and take his time.”
Moyes on Nathan Patterson: “Patto had a plantar fascia tear in his foot which he picked up in the Under-21s’ game against Bradford City, which is probably going to keep him out for a couple of weeks. In that period, he’s had a little bit of an issue with his hernia so we’re going to get it tidied up while he’s out with his plantar fascia [tear].”
Merlin Rohl made his return last weekend in a 20-minute appearance against Man City. He will be available.

Fulham

Fulham GW9 Predicted formation:

4-2-3-1

Fulham GW9 Predicted lineup:

Leno

Castagne – Cuenca – Diop – Sessegnon

Berge – Lukic

H.Wilson – King – Iwobi

Jiminez

Latest Updates:

Lukic picked up an injury against Bournemouth and missed their Arsenal clash last weekend, while Cairney endured an issue against Arsenal. Both players have returned to fitness and are in contention against Newcastle this weekend. Lukic has started all 7 fixtures he was available for, so he should return to the starting lineup.
Silva on Lukic and Cairney: “Tom Cairney, nothing special [with the injury] as we expected, is going to be in contention. Saša Lukić is going to be in contention. The response from him has been very good. Top professional, top guy. He takes care of himself in a top way. He trained today again, let’s see how he’s going to be tomorrow.”
Tete is back in contention after returning to the squad last weekend.
Silva on Tete: “Starting from the back, Kenny was already involved in the last game – not 100 per cent, but he was already on the bench. He has had a good week so far and he is going to be in contention for the game.”
Joachim Andersen sustained a muscle injury against Arsenal and is out for the Newcastle game, joining Muniz, Robinson, and Chukwueze on the sidelines.
Silva on their injuries: “Joachim Andersen, as we expected and as I mentioned after the match, has a muscle injury. It’s not so serious, but he is going to be out and not available for the Newcastle match, Antonee Robinson neither, as well. Chukwueze still out, Rodrigo out.”
Harry Wilson is doubtful. He started last weekend against Arsenal, but was apparently playing through a knock he sustained on international duty.
Silva on Wilson: “About Harry Wilson, he got a knock with the national team, a small issue. He made the squad to play against Arsenal, but let’s see if he’s going to be ready or not. Yesterday he was not in the condition, today he didn’t train as well. Let’s see tomorrow how he reacts. Nothing really serious, but let’s see how he is going to be tomorrow, and after I will take a decision.”

Further Read: FPL Gameweek 9 Transfer Tips: Two Players to Buy, Hold & Sell

Leeds

Leeds GW9 Predicted formation

4-3-3

Leeds GW9 Predicted lineup:

Darlow

Bogle – Struijk – Rodon – Gudmundsson

Longstaff – Ampadu- Stach

Aaronson – Calvert Lewin – Okafor

Leeds team news:

Gnoto is likely out, while Okafor, who missed last weekend’s defeat to Burnley after a late injury, may or may not be available.
Farke on Okafor and Gnoto: “Obviously, we have a few problems in the offence in terms of availability. Noah Okafor and Willy Gnonto are making some good progress in their rehab but they were not able to complete the whole team training during this week so far.”
“We will definitely take some late decisions. Obviously, Noah was not out as long as Willy. Perhaps for him it is a bit more realistic to be involved but we will see.”
Ampadu and Struijk are doubtful as well, as they are ill.
Farke on Ampadu and Struijk: “Also, a few players are struggling with illnesses at the moment, like probably the whole country is doing at the moment. Also, Ethan Ampadu and Pascal Struijk missed team training today, so also question marks about their availability.”
Daniel James returned with appearances off the bench last weekend and is available.
Perri was also on bench last week and could make the starting lineup this week ahead of Darlow.

Further Read: FPL Gameweek 9 Transfer Tips: Two Players to Buy, Hold & Sell

Liverpool

Liverpool GW9 Predicted Formation:

4-2-3-1

Liverpool GW9 Predicted lineup:

Mamardashvili

Bradley – Konate – Van Dijk – Kerkez

Mac Allister – Szoboszlai

Salah – Wirtz – Gakpo

Ekitike

Liverpool Team News and Key Notes:

Frimpong and Isak were forced off in Liverpool’s 5-1 win over Frankfurt this week. Frimpong was subbed off after just 20 minutes due to a hamstring injury, while Isak sustained a groin injury and was replaced at half-time.
Frimpong is ruled out for this weekend’s Brentford clash, while Isak is doubtful.
Slot on Frimpong and Isak in his pre-Brentford presser: “Jeremie is not in a good place. What I mean with that is he is definitely not going to play tomorrow or next week. [A] hamstring injury so that’s going to take a while.”
“Alex, not too bad. [A] question mark for the weekend, so let’s see where he is then.”
Ekitike should start the fixture in Isak’s place.
Gravenberch is doubtful after sustaining an ankle injuy against Man United last weekend and missing the squad’s midweek win over Frankfurt. His fitness will be assessed as well ahead of Saturday night’s fixture.
Slot on Gravenberch in his pre-Brentford press conference: “And that’s the same to be said about Ryan. He didn’t travel with us [to Frankfurt], so today we are in again. Yesterday we were in as well but we had a day to travel. Let’s see where he is today.”
Alisson, Giovanni Leoni, Stefan Bajcetic, and Jayden Danns are out.
Slot on Alisson: “Alisson is not in the squad tomorrow. That’s also going to take a little bit longer.”

Further Read: FPL GW9 Scout Picks Based on Stats, Analysis and Matchups

Manchester City

Man City GW9 Predicted formation

4-3-3

Man City GW9 Predicted lineup:

Donnarumma

M.Nunes – Dias – Gvardiol – R.Lewis

Silva – Kovacic- Reijnders

Foden – Haaland – Doku

Man City Notes/Injury Update:

Guardiola on team news: “No, the guys who were not able to play against Villarreal are still not ready.”
Rodri and Khusanov are out, although Khusanov is making progress in his recovery.
Guardiola on Khusanov: “He’s close to coming back, but he’s not ready yet. The injury is in a dangerous position.”
Ait Nouri and Marmoush should be in contention after returning to training and the squad against Villarreal in the UCL this week, with the latter making a brief appearance.
Nico Gonzalez is doubtful after enduring a minor knock to his foot against Villarreal. His fitness needs to be assessed ahead of the Aston Villa clash.
Guardiola on Gonzalez: “I didn’t see the doctors. We will see today and tomorrow how he feels.”
We’re expecting Kovacic to start in his place if Gonzalez is deemed unfit.

Further Read: Top FPL GW9 Differential Picks to Target Ahead of GW9 Deadline

Manchester United

Man United GW9 Predicted formation:

3-4-2-1

Man United GW9 Predicted lineup:

Lammens

Maguire – De Ligt – Shaw

Diallo – Bruno Fernandes – Casemiro – Dalot

Mbeumo – Mount

Cunha

Man United Notes/Injury Update:

Maguire and Mount endured minor knocks after their 2-1 win over Liverpool last weekend. However, they aren’t serious injuries, and the pair are expected to start against Brighton.
Amorim on team news: “The squad is fine. We have some doubts, we had some issues in the week with Harry Maguire and Mason Mount. Knocks, nothing serious and we will see tomorrow.”
Lisandro Martinez is out.
Amorim’s update on Martinez’s recovery: “Licha is out. He trained really well. He was on the next pitch and I was watching. He’s training really well, the knee is looking well but I don’t want to say a specific week [for his return] and then it depends on Licha, whether he wins the spot.”
Mazraoui returned to the squad against Liverpool last weekend.

Newcastle United

Newcastle United GW9 Predicted formation:

4-3-3

Newcastle United GW9 Predicted lineup:

Pope

Trippier – Thiaw – Botman – Burn

B.Guimaraes – Jacob Ramsey – Joelinton

Elanga – Woltemade- Gordon

Newcastle United Injury News/Notes:

Howe on team news(via Chronicle Live): “Everybody has come through OK.”
Tonali was unavailable for Newcastle’s midweek UCL clash against Benfica after missing their training this week due to illness. He is doubtful for this weekend’s Fulham clash, but he has returned to the training ground.
Howe on Tonali: “We are still monitoring Sandro. He did train on Wednesday but wasn’t 100% so he is touch and go for the game.”
If Tonali doesn’t start, Jacob Ramsey should start in his place.
Howe on Jacob Ramsey: “Really pleased for JJ because the last thing you want to do is pick up an injury at a new club. He has worked hard, got back to full fitness and I have been impressed but I think the best is yet to come. It is massive for us to have players who can come in and make the team play better. That is crucial for us. We need the depth and we arguably didn’t have that two years ago and it speaks volumes to their professionalism that they came in and performed how they did. It gives me a new dynamic when selecting the team for the next game.”
Hall and Wissa are doubtful as they progress in their recovery.
Livramento has returned to the training ground but is unlikely to be available this weekend.
Howe on Livramento and Hall: “Tino is back on the grass for the first time today, so happy for him. Lewis is the same, on the grass and doing well, so hopefully he is not too far away.”

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest GW9 Predicted formation:

4-2-3-1

Nottingham Forest GW9 Predicted lineup:

Sels

Williams – Milenkovic – Murillo – Savona

Luiz – Anderson

Ndoye – Gibbs White – Hudson-Odoi

Igor Jesus

Forest team news:

Nottingham Forest sacked Ange Postecoglou after a spell of poor form that ended with their 3-0 defeat to Chelsea last weekend. New manager Sean Dyche lined up his side in a 4-2-3-1 formation in his debut game against Porto in the Europa League and is expected to maintain that setup.
Wood is doubtful this weekend as he is struggling with a knee issue. The striker played 15 minutes against Chelsea last weekend, and he subsequently missed the Porto clash. Igor Jesus should start in his place.
Dyche on Wood (via Nottinghamshire Live): “With Woody, we are still waiting on news. The injury is settling, but how quick it can settle we are waiting on more news on that.”
Dyche on Dilane Bakwa: “Bakwa is going to be a bit longer.”
Zinchenko was unable to continue and was subbed off at halftime against Porto and is doubtful this weekend.
Dyche on Zinchenko: “We will wait to see how Zinchenko is after coming off. That one is going to be touch and go, I think.”
Ola Aina is out.

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Sunderland

Sunderland GW9 Predicted formation

4-2-3-1

Sunderland GW9 Predicted lineup:

Roefs

Hume – Ballard – Mukiele – Masuaku

Xhaka – Sadiki

Traore – Rigg – Le Fee

Isidor

Sunderland team news:

Alderete will miss this weekend’s Chelsea clash as he nurses a concussion.
Le Bris on Alderete: “Omar is under concussion protocols with daily assessments, so we’ll keep monitoring his progress during the end of this week and next week to see if he’s able to be available to face Everton. For now, it is too early to tell.”
Reinildo has completed his suspension and will be available this weekend. He should start as LB, with Mukiele starting on the right.
Diarra, Romaine Mundle, Leo Hjelde, Dennis Cirkin, and Aji Alese are out.

Further Read: FPL Gameweek 9 Transfer Tips: Two Players to Buy, Hold & Sell

Spurs

Spurs GW9 Predicted formation:

4-2-3-1

Spurs GW9 Predicted lineup:

Vicario

Porro – Van der Ven – Danso – Spence

Bentancur – Palhinha

Kudus – Xavi Simmons – Odobert

Richarlison

Spurs team news:

Romero is likely out after missing Spurs’ midweek UCL clash against Monaco and their defeat to Villa last weekend due to an adductor strain. Kevin Danso has started their last 2 fixtures in his place.
Frank on Romero in his pre-Everton presser: “Cuti has been out on the grass, running with some of the performance guys. So, positive, progressing, no time frame, but I don’t expect it to be a longer one.”
Udogie did not travel with the squad to Monaco and is also out for this weekend’s clash against Everton.
Frank on Udogie: “Destiny is not on the grass yet, but still progressing, so again, not a longer one.”
Meanwhile, Solanke has been making good progress in his recovery from an ankle injury, Frank revealed.
Frank on Solanke: “Dominic, positive, he’s taking steps in the right direction every day, was on the grass again today, on his own, but has now a sustainable amount of pitch sessions in him on his own, so he’s progressing forward.”
Frank on Kolo Muani’s fitness: “He’s definitely getting closer [to starting]. I think now it’s the first time he had an okay sustained block of training and also some minutes. I think it’s also fair to say that he’s not there 100% physically to just be bombarding (him with) 90 minutes, go again and again and again, but he’s in a place where he can be used, and that’s good news.”
Odobert is doubtful after being forced off due to some pain against Monaco.
Frank on Odobert after the Monaco draw: “Actually, I don’t know, but of course we subbed him off because there was some pain, but I don’t know the consequences of it.”
Kolo Muani may start instead of Odobert if the Frenchman is deemed unfit.
Frank on Pape Matar Sarr (via football.london): “Yes, there’s nothing wrong with him. It’s just competition and other players have done well. In general I’m happy with Pape, he was one of the players that impressed me most at the start of the season.”
Maddison, Kulusevski, Kota Takai, Bissouma, Ben Davies, and Dragusin are out.

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West Ham

West Ham GW9 Predicted formation:

4-1-4-1

West Ham GW9 Predicted lineup:

Areola

Walker Peters- Todibo – Kilman – Diouf

Soucek

Bowen – Paqueta – Fernandes – Summerville

Wilson

West Ham Team News and Notes:

Mavropanos is out for the Leeds clash after sustaining an injury against Brentford on Monday night and being forced off in the latter stages of the match despite coming on from the bench.
Nuno on Mavropanos: “Yeah, he (Mavropanos) is injured, he came off. Now he’s doing a scan to see the real injury that he has. I cannot answer exactly how long he’s going to be out. For sure, this game is not an option for us, unfortunately.”
Todibo should start in his place.
Fullkrug and George Earthy are out

Further Read: FPL Gameweek 9 Transfer Tips: Two Players to Buy, Hold & Sell

Wolves

Wolves GW9 Predicted formation:

4-3-3

Wolves GW9 Predicted lineup:

Johnstone

Doherty – L.Krejci – S.Bueno – H.Bueno

Andre – Joao Gomes – Munetsi

Arias – Larsen – R. Gomes

Wolves Team News and Notes:

Hee Chan and Bellegarde have returned to first-team training and could be in contention this weekend against Burnley.
Pereira on Hee Chan and Bellegarde (via Wolves correspondent Liam Keen): “Bellegarde is back and working with us, Hee-chan also.”
Larsen, who has been struggling with pain in his Achilles, is feeling better, according to Pereira.
Pereira on Larsen: “Larsen is also better, this week he improved his level.”

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