Battle At The Bottom: Wolves Vs Leicester Preview


Paul Ince
By Scott Cooper
October 24 2003

Wolves go into the game 3 Premiership Games without defeat. A good point at Fulham last week was enough to move Wolves above Leicester and the winner of this game could move up 5 places.

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Wolves Vs Leicester Preview

Date: Saturday 25th October 2003

Location : Molineux, Wolverhampton

Kick Off: 3.00pm

Reports From The 03/04 Premiership Season

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Match day essentials...

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Leicester Fans are in the Jack Harris stand having only sold 1,400 tickets.

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Tickets will be available for this fixture Saturday morning.

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Beer is available from inside the ground.

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A full range of refreshments will be available as always from inside the ground.

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Wolverhampton Train Station is a short 5 minute walk from Molineux.

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Fans are advised to read the new rules about parking around Molineux. This is due to the new "residents only" parking scheme. For more info, Click Here.

Results So Far

Wolverhampton Wanderers       Leicester City
Ven Versus Pos
A 0 - 0 Fulham D 4
H 1 - 0 Man City W 5
A 1 - 1 Bolton D 12
H 0 - 5 Chelsea L 3
A 0 - 2 Southampton L 8
H 0 - 0 Portsmouth D 1
A 0 - 1 Man Utd L 1
H 0 - 4 Charlton L 18
A 1 - 5 Blackburn L -
Ven Versus Pos
H 1 - 2 Tottenham L 13
A 0 - 2 Fulham L 7
H 1 - 4 Man Utd L 3
A 1 - 2 Liverpool L 6
H 4 - 0 Leeds W 11
A 1 - 3 Aston Villa L 17
H 0 - 0 Middlesbrough D 19
A 1 - 2 Chelsea L 7
H 2 - 2 Southampton D -

Last meeting

Wolves

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Leicester

 Leicester played Wolves 3 times last season, winning one, drawing one and losing the other. A Paul Dickov penalty won the points for Leicester at The Walkers Stadium. A 4-1 demolition of the Foxes then came in the FA Cup before a 1-1 draw at Molineux late in the season.

*Stats are provided as part of the soccer-stats.com and wolvesfc.co.uk agreement.

One's to Watch.

Henri Camara has been very impressive so far and once he gets his first goal it is likely he will go on to get more.

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Predicting the result of this game is tough, however one thing you can predict is that Paul Dickov will win plenty of free-kicks, and maybe the odd penalty.

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 The Preview

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 Despite Wolves and Leicester being the bottom two in the Premiership, with just one point on Wolves side separating the two sides, Wolves manager Dave Jones does not believe this game is a "Relegation Decider". 

"People are talking about ourselves and Leicester being relegated already even though the gap between ourselves and the club in 13th position is just three points, equivalent to one win." Jones told Sporting Life.

"We're certainly going to be out there looking for those three points and I heard Micky Adams on the radio saying he was going to be looking for three points himself.

"Nothing changes in football. Whenever and wherever you play, you're always looking for three point because otherwise, what's the point of getting stripped and playing the game?"

 Mark Kennedy has been ruled out of the game with a groin strain and Paul Ince has been labeled as a "serious doubt" due to a chest infection.

Full report after the game.