Wolves must show grit after Cup heartbreak
The beauty of derby clashes is that form often goes out the window.
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With injuries counting against them and an international break to stew over after the FA Cup quarter-final loss to Coventry, Wolves return to action at Villa Park with a point to prove.
Villa may also have failed to win their last two Premier League games, but form counts for little in the heat of a derby battle.
This West Midlands derby sees two clubs fighting for Europe come face-to-face in different stages of their seasons.
Villa have a couple big players missing, but have a strong spine. Wolves, however, have been decimated by injuries.