Rafa's reds hope to bounce back from an embarrassing defeat at Pompey and can move up to 6^th place on the table if they win tonight - just five points away from the teams occupying the champs ligue spots.
Wolves are striving to avoid being dragged deep into the relegation squabble and will want to build on their crucial win over Burnley in the last but the odds are not really in their favor. Mick will no doubt field his strongest possible side tonight with a view to getting something from L'pool who have been uncharacteristically generous in dropping points this season.
With Rafa having the complement of a full squad, L'pool are expected to take all 3pts and the onus is on them to but with happenings over the past week. . . . an upset is not entirely off the cards!

Aquilani starts for the first time in the EPL. . . . what is he made off? We'll see.

Youz a darling, Ruudie, but see what I was talking about? Dunno why nearly everyone's shunning dear Liverpool these days.
We need to recruit some part-time fans. . .Krayola, where you @?

Got space for one more on your part-time train?

Deserved win. . . . .
Liverpool needed this more than anyone, glad they got it. . . .
Market went fine around here. .

L'pool really needed the win but up until the 60^th min, it was looking like a real mountain. The red card to the hull player really helped.

I still feel that inspite of the losses, Rafa and his Reds can still make up a lot of ground on the current top-5 teams as long as they can put together a consistent string of wins in between these lost games.