Liverpool make two changes for their Premier League final-day clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers at Anfield. Georginio Wijnaldum returns in midfield in place of James Milner, while Mohamed Salah begins in attack, replacing Xherdan Shaqiri. Elsewhere, Andy Robertson has recovered from the knock sustained against Barcelona in midweek to start in defence and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is named on the bench. Liverpool: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Van Dijk, Robertson, Fabinho, Wijnaldum, Henderson, Mane, Salah, Origi. Subs: Mignolet, Lovren, Milner, Gomez, Sturridge, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Shaqiri.<doc-sep>Liverpool’s lineup for their all or nothing clash against Wolves has been announced, the race for the Premier League title is now within inches of the finishing line. Jurgen Klopp has made two changes to the side that thrashed Barcelona 4-0 in the Champions League; Gini Wijnaldum’s heroics on Tuesday night have earned him a starting place over James Milner. Divock Origi has also maintained his position in the starting eleven after his wonderful performance against the Spanish giants. Left-back Andrew Robertson is starting against Wolves today, the Scotsman was forced off with an injury against Barcelona and the ace would have been a massive miss today. Liverpool fans have superstar Mohamed Salah back, the Egyptian missed the mammoth clash against Barcelona with a injury. In other news, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain continues his return from injury by being named on the bench, the Liverpool faithful will want to see the England international get some minutes today. The Reds need to win today in order to have a chance of lifting the title, Jurgen Klopp’s men will also be hoping that Manchester City are stunned by Brighton. Check out the lineup below: ? TEAM NEWS ? Our final @premierleague starting line-up of the season, as we take on @Wolves. ? #LIVWOL — Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 12, 2019 Overcoming Wolves will be no easy task for Liverpool, Nuno Espirito Santo’s side have a phenomenal record against the top six teams in the league and the Wanderers will be aiming to finish their season on a high by claiming another one of the big boys’ scalps. Here’s some reaction to the teamsheet: ROBBO AND SALAH SIIIIUUUUUU — Steve (@GenuineGini_) May 12, 2019 Decent line up, love you — ??? † (@kopite__1892) May 12, 2019 What a lineup inject that straight in my veins — Conor (@conorjns) May 12, 2019 Robbooooooooo ?????? — Milky X (@MilkyXFC) May 12, 2019 ROBERTSON INJECT IT INTO MY VEINS JAMESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS — Donk – FUT Trader?? (@FUTDonk) May 12, 2019 Strong ? — Paul Smith (@Headcoach_) May 12, 2019 @LFC @JurgenOfficial COME ON LIVERPOOL LETS WIN THE TITLE TODAY — KATIE BATEMAN (@WillYoung_fan1) May 12, 2019 I believe — Dean Delaney (@DeanDelaney19) May 12, 2019 bring it home boys — Lord Insecurity IV (@americaneedshim) May 12, 2019 Will today be the day that the Reds win their first league title in over 29 years?<doc-sep>Freelance Journalist with a soft spot for Newcastle and a taste for anything that is baked.<doc-sep>Sports Mole provides team news, predicted lineups and a full preview of Sunday's Premier League meeting between Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers at Anfield. Liverpool play host to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday afternoon knowing that only three points will do if they are to remain in the hunt for the Premier League title. Wolves make the trip to Anfield having already secured seventh position in the standings, but Nuno Espirito Santo will want to achieve another high-profile scalp on the final day of the campaign. Liverpool © Reuters Everyone associated with Liverpool is still recovering from their remarkable 4-0 triumph over Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday night, but Jurgen Klopp will not find it difficult to motivate his side ahead of Sunday's fixture. Liverpool have put together an eight-match winning streak in order to keep pace with Manchester City, and the Merseyside outfit can only keep their end of their bargain when facing Wolves in front of their own supporters. There will be an acknowledgement that Brighton & Hove Albion are huge underdogs in their encounter with City, but there would be a bigger disappointment if Liverpool failed to beat Wolves and City did not overcome the Seagulls. There will be tiredness in a squad which has been left having to cope with a number of injury issues, but Klopp responded to questions from the media by reiterating the desire of his players to play through any pain. Liverpool will be disappointed if achieving 97 points does not prove to be enough to end their 29-year wait for a league trophy, but that will not prevent Klopp from taking countless positives into the future. They have put themselves in this position without Mohamed Salah replicating his form from the last campaign, while Joe Gomez and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain have been major misses through injury. Klopp will be satisfied that there is a unity in his squad which can only grow stronger, especially after the scenes which followed an unforgettable win over Barcelona. That result means that Liverpool still have an opportunity to claim a sixth European Cup in three weeks' time, and it may take the edge off any frustration suffered if they narrowly miss out on finishing ahead of City. Recent form: WWWWWW Recent form (all competitions): WWWLWW Wolverhampton Wanderers © Reuters Wolves would have initially expected to still have work to do in order to earn seventh spot, but the West Midlands outfit have managed to reach their target with a game to spare after a run of 10 points from four matches. The heartbreaking defeat to Watford in the FA Cup semi-finals could have led to a flat end to the campaign, but Nuno's side have used the disappointment as a catalyst to earn the bragging rights outside of the top six. Wolves are desperate to earn a place in next season's Europa League in a bid to continue their progress both on and off the pitch, and that will be achieved if Man City can defeat Watford in the FA Cup final. However, Nuno will stress to his players that they should take pride from a record-breaking season at Molineux, and expectations will only rise as Wolves attempt to break into the top six. Nuno's biggest task this summer will be to keep hold of the players who have got the club to this stage, and the likes of Ruben Neves and Diogo Jota will inevitably receive interest from bigger clubs. The latter has proven to be Wolves' best player since the turn of the year, and the attacker has now contributed a total of nine goals and five assists from 32 outings in the Premier League. Many of those have come over the last three months, and there will also be a feeling among Wolves supporters over what they could have achieved if Leander Dendoncker had been introduced into the team before December. Nevertheless, this was always going to be a transitional period for Wolves, and there is every indication that this team can only get stronger if they continue to buy into the ambition coming from behind the scenes. Recent form: WLDWWW Recent form (all competitions): LLDWWW Team News © Reuters Klopp has suggested that each of Andrew Robertson, Jordan Henderson and Salah should be fit to take their place in the squad this weekend. Robertson and Henderson sustained ankle and knee issues against Barcelona, while Salah suffered concussion against Newcastle United. However, Roberto Firmino has been ruled out with a muscle problem, leaving Divock Origi to continue in the final third alongside Salah and Sadio Mane. Nuno could decide to keep the same first XI, although the Portuguese has previously spoken about handing minutes to third-choice goalkeeper Will Norris. Romain Saiss, Morgan Gibbs-White, Ivan Cavaleiro and Helder Costa may be considered for starting roles if Nuno gives consideration to some of his squad being involved in international tournaments during the summer. Liverpool possible starting lineup: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Van Dijk, Robertson; Wijnaldum, Fabinho, Milner; Mane, Origi, Salah Wolverhampton Wanderers possible starting lineup: Norris; Bennett, Coady, Boly; Doherty, Dendoncker, Moutinho, Neves, Jonny; Jota, Jimenez Head To Head Sunday's encounter will represent the 104th competitive meeting between the two clubs, with Liverpool registering 50 wins in comparison to 36 victories for Wolves. The clubs have met on 11 occasions since the turn of the millennium, and Wolves have managed to record three successes and two draws during that period. Liverpool got the better of Wolves in the Premier League in December, but Wolves gained revenge by seeing off the Merseyside outfit in the FA Cup third round two-and-a-half weeks later. We say: Liverpool 3-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers Liverpool may find it difficult to raise their game given their exploits earlier this week, but Klopp's men should still have enough in the tank to see off a Wolves outfit who could struggle to perform at their usual high level.<doc-sep>
Jurgen Klopp has made two changes to his starting lineup as Liverpool host Wolves on a final day of the Premier League that could end with a title triumph. Victory over today’s visitors and dropped points from Man City at Brighton would ensure the Reds’ first league title since 1990, and a first trophy under Klopp. It would be a remarkable feat if Liverpool pull it off, and Tuesday night’s 4-0 comeback win over Barcelona has fuelled spirits on Merseyside as hopes of another historic turnaround mount. Klopp has been forced to contend with a series of key absences of late, and as such his teamsheet for the season’s last game at Anfield is restricted. But regardless the Reds field a strong side, starting with Alisson at the back, with the Brazilian looking to trump countryman Ederson to the Golden Glove award with another clean sheet. Ahead of Alisson are Trent Alexander-Arnold, Joel Matip, the Premier League‘s newly crowned Player of the Season Virgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson, with the left-back passed fit after a calf injury. In midfield, Fabinho takes the holding role, joined by Jordan Henderson and Gini Wijnaldum. And with Roberto Firmino sidelined and resting for the Champions League final, Divock Origi has been named alongside Sadio Mane and the returning Mohamed Salah up front. Among Klopp’s substitutes are Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Xherdan Shaqiri and Daniel Sturridge, with plenty of firepower in reserve. Liverpool: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Van Dijk, Robertson; Fabinho, Henderson, Wijnaldum; Salah, Mane, Origi Substitutes: Mignolet, Lovren, Gomez, Milner, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Shaqiri, Sturridge Wolves: Patricio; Bennett, Coady, Boly; Doherty, Neves, Dendoncker, Moutinho, Jonny; Jimenez, Jota Substitutes: Ruddy, Vinagre, Kilman, Gibbs-White, Cavaleiro, Adama, Costa