Nuno takes nothing for granted
Nuno Espirito Santo has revealed that Matt Doherty is his only injury concern ahead of Wolves' Europa League clash against Crusaders in Belfast.
Wolves won last week's second qualifying round first leg match 2-0 at Molineux but Nuno is warning against complacency heading into the second encounter at Seaview.
The Premier League side can be backed at 5/1 to win the second leg 3-0 while a 4-0 victory for Nuno's team in Northern Ireland is available at 13/2.
Nuno said: "With the exception of Matt Doherty, everyone is available so for us as coaches that's good.
"The squad is good but it still needs options - solutions. What (new signings) Jesus (Vallejo) and Patrick (Cutrone) are going to give us are more options to always choose a strong line-up.
"It was a tough game (last week). They showed they were organised and difficult to break down and we expect another tough and difficult game.
"We must treat it like a new game and respect Crusaders. It doesn't matter the lead or how many goals advantage we have - just play the game as if it is 0-0. The job is not done."
Wolves finished seventh in the Premier League last season following their promotion from the Championship in 2017/18 and are 7/2 to finish in the top six in 2019/20.
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Nuno Espirito Santo has revealed that Matt Doherty is his only injury concern ahead of Wolves' Europa League clash against Crusaders in Belfast.
Wolves won last week's second qualifying round first leg match 2-0 at Molineux but Nuno is warning against complacency heading into the second encounter at Seaview.
The Premier League side can be backed at 5/1 to win the second leg 3-0 while a 4-0 victory for Nuno's team in Northern Ireland is available at 13/2.
Nuno said: "With the exception of Matt Doherty, everyone is available so for us as coaches that's good.
"The squad is good but it still needs options - solutions. What (new signings) Jesus (Vallejo) and Patrick (Cutrone) are going to give us are more options to always choose a strong line-up.
"It was a tough game (last week). They showed they were organised and difficult to break down and we expect another tough and difficult game.
"We must treat it like a new game and respect Crusaders. It doesn't matter the lead or how many goals advantage we have - just play the game as if it is 0-0. The job is not done."
Wolves finished seventh in the Premier League last season following their promotion from the Championship in 2017/18 and are 7/2 to finish in the top six in 2019/20.
Source: bet365.com
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