Southampton’s thin squad has been punished five successive times but, with players coming back from injury, they will seek to repeat their Cup win over Wolves on Thursday. Nuno Espírito Santo did play a weakened team though. With a full strength lineup, injuries aside, they will aim to copy Arsenal from earlier in the season by serving up a victory following exiting the Cup against Saints. A first goal of the season from Adama Traoré on his 23rd appearance would be very handy. Graham Searles
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Venue St Mary’s Stadium
Last season Southampton 2 Wolves 3
Referee Graham Scott
This season G9 Y22 R4 2.88 cards/game
Odds H 8-5 A 2-1 D 2-1
SOUTHAMPTON
Subs from Forster, Lewis, Romeu, Nlundulu, Finnigan, Ferry, Chauke, Watts, Tchaptchet, Walker-Peters, Armstrong, Tella, Salisu
Doubtful None
Injured Walcott (hamstring, unknown), Diallo (knock, unknown), Obafemi (unknown), Smallbone (knee, unknown)
Suspended Jankewitz (last of three)
Discipline Y33 R2
Form WLLLLL
Leading scorer Ings 7
WOLVES
Subs from Hoever, Ruddy, Vitinha, Otasowie, Corbeanu, Lonwijk, Richards, Shabani, Gibbs-White, Silva, Aït-Nouri, Saïss
Doubtful None
Injured Podence (groin, Mar), Marçal (groin, unknown), Jiménez (head, unknown), Boly (thigh, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y36 R1
Form LLDLWD
Leading scorer Jiménez 4