Bournemouth travel to Molineux on Saturday, aiming to secure their third Premier League victory in four matches.
Andoni Iraola’s side has moved through a wave of momentum following a dramatic win over Liverpool. The Cherries currently sit 13th and are looking to climb into the top half of the table. While their away form has been poor this season, they have a dominant record at Molineux recently. A win today would mark a special milestone for Iraola in his 100th Premier League game.
Bournemouth Team News
Andoni Iraola manages a squad severely depleted by a growing list of creative injuries. Notably, Marcus Tavernier, Justin Kluivert, and David Brooks are all unavailable for the trip. Consequently, the manager must rely on his squad depth and new arrivals tonight. January signing Rayan is physically ready and could make his debut following his £24.7m move.
Djordje Petrovic will start in goal behind a backline led by Marcos Senesi. In midfield, Lewis Cook and Alex Scott are expected to anchor the side. Amine Adli and Jo-Angel Kroupi should provide the creative spark in the absence of the regular wingers. Evanilson is poised to lead the attack as the lone striker. The team will look to exploit Wolves’ weakness against shots from distance.
The Premier League fixture takes place at Molineux Stadium on Saturday, 31 January 2026. Kick-off is scheduled for 15:00 GMT.
How to watch Wolves vs Bournemouth?
In the UK, live coverage is restricted by the Saturday afternoon blackout. Highlights will be available on BBC One during Match of the Day at 22:30 GMT.
