Wolverhampton Wanderers will go level with fourth-placed Chelsea if they can record a third successive Premier League win.
Brighton & Hove Albion are seeking a first Premier League victory in 2020 which would help move them away from the relegation zone.
Team news
Morgan Gibbs-White (knock) and Jonny (ankle) are both set to be sidelined for Wolves.
Brighton report no fresh injury concerns ahead of the Molineux encounter with Jose Izquierdo (knee) remaining a long-term absentee.
Did you know?
Wolves can win a third consecutive Premier League match for the first time since May 2019. In their last two victories they have scored six goals, as many as in their previous seven Premier League fixtures combined.
Wolves have earned a league-high 21 points from losing positions in the Premier League this season.
With eight goals this season, Brighton striker Neal Maupay is the highest scorer in the Premier League who has yet to net more than once in a match. Robert Pires (2003/04) and Eden Hazard (2014/15) both share the record with 14 goals.
Brighton have never lost to Wolves in the top flight. They have won seven and drawn two of their previous nine matches.
Match officials
Referee: Andre Marriner. Assistants: Scott Ledger, Simon Long. Fourth official: Jeremy Simpson. VAR: Michael Oliver. Assistant VAR: Peter Kirkup.
