MATCH PREVIEW : Wolves will hope to end a run of eight games without a win when they welcome bottom club Wigan Athletic to Molineux on Sunday.And, although the Wolves boss claims he has the board's full backing, he will be keen to ease any pressure on him following a run which has seen his side pick up just one point in their last seven games.A home win will go a long way to silencing McCarthy's critics and his side will be confident against a Wigan outfit who currently sit bottom of the table having lost their last seven games in the league.Watch Wolverhampton v Wigan Live Stream Online PC TV Video Free, Wolverhampton v Wigan Live Online Instant Streaming Internet TV Free, Wolverhampton v Wigan Live Soccer TV Channels Online, Wolverhampton v Wigan live streaming broadcast Online Today, Wolverhampton v Wigan Live Stream Online Video Coverage Now, England Premier League live stream online HD TV Online, Wolverhampton v Wigan Live Stream Online HDTV Coverage Here.TEAM NEWS :Match Preview
However, the statistics are in Wigan's favour as Roberto Martinez's men did the double over Wolves last season and will be desperate to pick up their first away win of this campaign.Goals have been hard to come by this season for the Latics, with only six so far in the League the lowest total by any side.
Even more worrying for Athletic fans is the fact their side have only scored once away from home in their last five, a Franco Di Santo goal in the 3-1 defeat at Everton in September.ut with those around the DW Stadium claiming a Wigan revival is just around the corner, Sunday's clash at Molineux promises to be a six-pointer.
McCarthy will still be without injured Steven Fletcher - the striker was poised to return this weekend but has been given until after the international break to recover from his calf injuryWayne Hennessey is expected to retain his place in goal despite costly errors in the 3-1 defeat by Manchester City last weekend.Wolves will also still be without Ronald Zubar (groin) and winger Kevin Foley (ankle).Wigan's Mohamed Diame could feature after recovering well from the ankle injury he sustained against Fulham a week ago.Leading scorer Di Santo and midfielder James McCarthy returned last weekend and will look to feature again on Sunday.Gary Caldwell is suspended for this match after receiving his fifth yellow card in the 2-0 defeat by Fulham. Wigan have never been beaten in a Premier League match at Molineux; winning 2-1 and 2-0 on their two previous trips.The Latics have won their last three league games against Mick McCarthy's men. Their only loss to Wolves came at home in their first top-flight league meeting inAugust 2009.Wolves' only triumph in five home league games against Wigan was a 2-1 success in October 1988 in the old Third Division.eague matches between the sides at Molineux have averaged 3.6 goals per game. There has never been a goalless draw between them.Wigan have lost seven Premier League matches in a row - one shy of equalling their Premier League club record. They are first side to lose seven successive matches since Portsmouth at the beginning of the 2009/2010 season. Pompey were ultimately relegated.The Latics have failed to score in half of their league games to date. With just six goals to date they own the Premier League's least potent attack.Roberto Martinez's side have only one point to show from their opening five away league fixtures, the equal worst record along with Swansea.
However, the statistics are in Wigan's favour as Roberto Martinez's men did the double over Wolves last season and will be desperate to pick up their first away win of this campaign.Goals have been hard to come by this season for the Latics, with only six so far in the League the lowest total by any side.
Even more worrying for Athletic fans is the fact their side have only scored once away from home in their last five, a Franco Di Santo goal in the 3-1 defeat at Everton in September.ut with those around the DW Stadium claiming a Wigan revival is just around the corner, Sunday's clash at Molineux promises to be a six-pointer.
McCarthy will still be without injured Steven Fletcher - the striker was poised to return this weekend but has been given until after the international break to recover from his calf injuryWayne Hennessey is expected to retain his place in goal despite costly errors in the 3-1 defeat by Manchester City last weekend.Wolves will also still be without Ronald Zubar (groin) and winger Kevin Foley (ankle).Wigan's Mohamed Diame could feature after recovering well from the ankle injury he sustained against Fulham a week ago.Leading scorer Di Santo and midfielder James McCarthy returned last weekend and will look to feature again on Sunday.Gary Caldwell is suspended for this match after receiving his fifth yellow card in the 2-0 defeat by Fulham. Wigan have never been beaten in a Premier League match at Molineux; winning 2-1 and 2-0 on their two previous trips.The Latics have won their last three league games against Mick McCarthy's men. Their only loss to Wolves came at home in their first top-flight league meeting inAugust 2009.Wolves' only triumph in five home league games against Wigan was a 2-1 success in October 1988 in the old Third Division.eague matches between the sides at Molineux have averaged 3.6 goals per game. There has never been a goalless draw between them.Wigan have lost seven Premier League matches in a row - one shy of equalling their Premier League club record. They are first side to lose seven successive matches since Portsmouth at the beginning of the 2009/2010 season. Pompey were ultimately relegated.The Latics have failed to score in half of their league games to date. With just six goals to date they own the Premier League's least potent attack.Roberto Martinez's side have only one point to show from their opening five away league fixtures, the equal worst record along with Swansea.
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