Liam Keen's predicted Wolves XI v Burnley
Wolves desperately need a win and Burnley is the next Premier League test at Molineux.
Following defeat to Sunderland last time out, Vitor Pereira may ring the changes to get a reaction from some of his players, and it is incredibly hard to predict what the head coach will do.
But I am predicting two changes from the starting XI that lost to the Black Cats.
I would expect Sam Johnstone to keep his place and for Hugo Bueno, Santi Bueno and Ladislav Krejci to line-up in a back four at Molineux.
One of the changes I am predicting is Jackson Tchatchoua to come in at right-back for Matt Doherty, to add more speed, power and attacking intent.
If he sticks with a 4-3-3, the midfield should pick itself with Andre, Joao Gomes and Marshall Munetsi - although Jean-Ricner Bellegarde could be a more attacking option if he is well enough to start after his illness.
Bellegarde could also line-up in the front three - where I have predicted my second change - but instead I have gone for Fer Lopez.
Pereira has not given the Spaniard many chances and it could be a risk for this huge game, but he is the one player that has the creativity to unlock the door and manufacture a chance, despite still being raw and inexperienced.
It would be harsh on Rodrigo Gomes, but Pereira may make that call, while the team still have a training session today (Saturday) before the game on Sunday, which could impact the team selection.
To join Lopez, I expect Jhon Arias and Jorgen Strand Larsen to keep their places.
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