In many ways, Liverpool go into this match with nothing to lose, the expectancy being that Man City will win and anything else being a very welcome bonus.
Even so, they cannot afford to let their minds drift to the Champions League final just yet, and while he will not take any risks with his team selection, Klopp will nonetheless put out a team that he feels will win against Wolves.
Complacency very rarely creeps into Klopp's Liverpool, and with a host of first-teamers to return - and the fact that the result could mean a lot more to Liverpool than it does to Wolves - we are backing the Merseysiders to come away with the three points.
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Data Analysis
Our analysis of all available data, including recent performances and player stats up until an hour before kickoff, suggested the most likely outcome of this match was a Liverpool win with a probability of 80.71%. A draw had a probability of 13% and a win for Wolverhampton Wanderers had a probability of 6.26%.
The most likely scoreline for a Liverpool win was 2-0 with a probability of 13.43%. The next most likely scorelines for that outcome were 3-0 (11.88%) and 1-0 (10.12%). The likeliest drawn scoreline was 1-1 (6.2%), while for a Wolverhampton Wanderers win it was 0-1 (2.33%). The actual scoreline of 3-1 was predicted with a 7.3% likelihood. Our team at Sports Mole and our data analysis both correctly predicted that Liverpool would win this match.
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