Wolves were glad to learn that the head injury suffered by Rui Patrício against Liverpool two weeks ago was so much less serious than first feared that he could start against West Ham on Monday. At the other end of the pitch, William José’s adaptation to the Premier League has progressed since his arrival in January but the striker has yet to find the net and will be hoping to put that right as Wolves look to atone for the 4-0 beating sustained at the London Stadium in September. David Moyes will have their work cut out as they seek to get their push for Champions League qualification back on track after two disappointing performances. Paul Doyle
Monday 8.15pm Sky Sports Premier League
Venue Molineux
Last season Wolves 2 West Ham 0
Referee Michael Oliver
This season G22 Y64 R3 3.05 cards/game
Odds H 2-1 A 13-8 D 9-4
WOLVES
Subs from Ruddy, Hoever, Kilman, Vitinha, Moutinho, Otasowie, Gibbs-White, Silva, Podence
Doubtful Moutinho (match fitness), Podence (groin)
Injured Jiménez (head, unknown), Marçal (hip, unkown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y43 R1
Form WWDLDL
Leading scorers Neves, Neto 5
WEST HAM
Subs from Randolph, Martin, Fredericks, Balbuena, Coventry, Alves, Johnson, Masuaku, Baptiste, Noble, Odubeko, Lanzini, Fornals, Yarmolenko
Doubtful Masuaku (knee), Fornals (knock), Yarmolenko (knee)
Injured Ogbonna (ankle, 11 Apr)
Suspended None
Discipline Y36 R1
Form WWLWLD
Leading scorer Soucek 9