Crystal Palace head to Molineux to face Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday, 2nd November (17:30 GMT) – get the lowdown on our latest opponents below…
For Wolves, the wait for a first Premier League win continues, after a dire start to the campaign that saw them lose seven of their opening nine games.
There have been some positive signs in recent weeks, however, having very nearly held Manchester City to a draw at Molineux, only to be denied by a 95th minute sucker-punch.
They trailed by two goals at the Amex against Brighton last weekend, before mounting a remarkable comeback to earn their second point of the campaign.
A big game against bottom of the table Southampton awaits after taking on Palace. With three of their next four fixtures at home, there is a chance to build momentum ahead of the busy Christmas period.
Gary O'Neil's first season at Wolves saw some standout results, beating Manchester City last September and proving a difficult side to break down.
This season has been more of a struggle, but the former Bournemouth manager is hoping that his side can turn their fortunes around before they begin to get cut adrift in the relegation places.
Palace did the double over Wolves last season, winning 3-1 away at Molineux in May having come out on top in a five-goal thriller at Selhurst Park in September, with Ebere Eze on the scoresheet in both games.
Palace have won six of the last seven meetings between the two sides, keeping clean sheets in the process.
The two also met in pre-season, with Palace winning in Annapolis and Asher Agbinone among the goalscorers.
As founding members of the Football League in 1888, Wolves were one of the early giants of English football, winning an FA Cup in 1893 and a second in 1908.
Their fortunes fell after the First World War, only to be revived in the 1950s by Stan Cullis. Three league titles and a second FA Cup triumph followed, as well as a European Cup adventure against Barcelona at the Nou Camp. He was surprisingly sacked in 1964 and Wolves have not won the league or FA Cup since.
