There has been one goal in the past four meetings between Leicester and Wolves but Saturday’s encounter promises to be very different. Bruno Lage has been hired to turn Wolves into a vibrant attacking force and, with Leicester’s defence not at full strength, he will hope to start as he means to go on. But he may be concerned about his own defenders, too, as a lack of summer reinforcements raises questions about their ability to play the high-pressing style that Lage likes. Leicester are well equipped to profit from any transitional pains. Paul Doyle
Saturday 3pm
Venue King Power Stadium
Last season Leicester 1 Wolves 0
Referee Craig Pawson
Last season G23 Y79 R3 3.57 cards/game
Odds H 13-17 A 9-2 D 3-1
LEICESTER
Subs from Ward, Jakupovic, Thomas, Benkovic, Albrighton, Castagne, Soumaré, Pérez, Daka, Choudhury, Dewbsury-Hall, Praet
Doubtful Castagne (face)
Injured Evans (ankle, Sep), Justin (knee, unknown), Fofana (calf, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y61 R0 (last season)
Leading scorer Vardy 15 (last season)
WOLVES
Subs from Ruddy, Söndergaard, Hoever, Gibbs-White, Marçal, Moutinho, Otasowie, Perry, Silva, Jordão, Cutrone
Doubtful None
Injured Boly (hamstring, 29 Aug), Neto (knee, unknown), Podence (groin, unknown), Jonny (knee, unknown), Mosquera (hamstring, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y54 R1 (last season)
Leading scorers Neto, Neves 5 (last season)
