Squad sheets: West Bromwich Albion v Wolverhampton Wanderers

Roy Hodgson is about to take charge of his first game for West Bromwich Albion, but there can be little he needs to know. He watched the side draw 3-3 with West Ham after they had led 3-0. They have scored as many league goals at home as Manchester City and ought to stay in the top flight, but they have also conceded more than anyone else in the Premier League. This match does appear promising for Albion since Wolves have struggled on their travels and have so far collected just four points away from home. Kevin McCarra Venue The Hawthorns, Sunday midday Tickets £40 (0871 271 9780) Last season n/a Referee M Dean This season's matches 28 Y 99, R 4, 3.69 cards per game Odds West Bromwich 10-11 Wolves 7-2 Draw 13-5 West Bromwich Subs from Carson, Tchoyi, Barnes, Reid, Zuiverloon, Miller, Tamas, Vela, Shorey, Méïté, Hurst, Fortuné Doubtful Cech (groin), Jara (hamstring), Mulumbu (thigh), Reid (knee) Injured Ibáñez (hamstring, unknown) Suspended None Form guide DLDLWL Disciplinary record Y40 R6 Leading scorer Odemwingie 9 Wolves Subs from Hahnemann, Foley, Ward, Fletcher, Craddock, Jones, Edwards, Ebanks-Blake, Hunt, Mujangi Bia Doubtful Edwards (groin), Hunt (calf), Zubar (ankle) Injured Guédioura (broken leg, 26 Feb), Kightly (knee, unknown) Suspended None Form guide LWLLLL Disciplinary record Y43 R2 Leading scorers Ebanks-Blake, Fletcher 4 Match pointers • Wolves' last away win was against Liverpool, managed at the time by Roy Hodgson • Albion have not lost at home to Wolves since September 1996 when Iwan Roberts scored at hat-trick for the visitors in a 4-2 win • Wolves have failed to score in six of their last eight games against Albion and in each of the last three • Albion have gone 24 games without a clean sheet and conceded at least twice in each of their last 10 matches • If selected, Matt Jarvis will be making the 100th start of his Wolves career