On Saturday, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Nottingham Forest will play each other at Molineux.
With nine matches completed, the Wolves are now ranked 18th with six points. Forest is currently in 19th place with five points.
Both teams will be eager to get all three points at Molineux since bottom-placed Leicester City is one point below Forest and two behind Wolves.
The Wanderers have played nine Premier League games this season with only one victory. They have also tied three games and lost five.
Bruno Lage was fired a few weeks ago following consecutive losses to Manchester City (3-0) and West Ham United (2-0). But their most recent match ended in a 3-0 loss to Chelsea.
The Wolves have not only been unable to score in their previous three league contests but also six of their nine league contests this season.
Wolves are the poorest goalscorers in the Premier League, with only three goals scored so far this year.
However, with only seven goals this season, Nottingham Forest ranks second in the league in defensive goals conceded.
With 22 goals allowed, Steve Cooper's team has the second-worst defensive record in the Premier League.
Forest, like the Wolves, have only been successful in winning one of their nine league games this year. The East Midlands team, on the other hand, has two draws and six defeats.
Forest may struggle this weekend on the road after snapping a record of five straight losses with a 1-1 draw against Aston Villa last time out.
Wolves and Forest last season faced off in the EFL Cup. The Wanderers defeated the Reds 4-0 at the City Ground.
In the last eight tournaments, Wolves have only been able to beat Forest five times, with Forest resulting in only one victory.
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Sasa Kalajdzic, Raul Jimenez, and Pedro Neto are among the Wolves' players out injured.
For Forest, the injured trio of Moussa Niakhate, Omar Richards, and Jack Colback seem to be out this weekend.
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