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Sheffield United will be without defenders Bob Harris and Matt Hill after both picked up injuries in Monday's 0-0 draw with Preston.
The Blades, celebrating their 125th anniversary on Saturday, hope to welcome back full-back John Brayford.
Wolves may be unchanged to meet a resurgent Blades side unbeaten in 11 games since losing at Crewe in January.
Kenny Jackett's side are still top of League One despite picking up just one point from their last two matches.
League One's two form teams
Sheffield United's 10-match winning run (which has taken them to 10th in the table - and the FA Cup semi-finals) came to an end with Monday night's goalless draw at Preston.
Wolves clocked up a club record nine wins on the trot (all in League One), until being held 0-0 at home by Shrewsbury last Saturday, followed by Tuesday's 2-1 defeat at Crawley.
Prior to Tuesday's defeat at Crawley, they had been on a 10-game unbeaten run, including nine straight victories.
While Wolves start the day still a point clear of second-placed Brentford, the Blades are 10 points adrift of the play-off places, but with a game in hand on sixth-placed Peterborough United.
Blades boss Nigel Clough told BBC Radio Sheffield:
"It's lovely to be part of such a special anniversary, especially going into it on the back of the form we have been in.
"When we have had big crowds over the last few months, the players have responded.
"If you'd have offered me finishing the season fifth from bottom on goal difference after we lost at Crewe, I would have taken it but now all of a sudden we're 10th in the league. I don't underestimate what we've achieved.
"We have to use the atmosphere that the crowd here creates and, going forward, our home form will be what dictates our success in the future."
Wolves manager Kenny Jackett told BBC WM:
"Everyone knows that the likes of Sheffield United and Bristol City wouldn't stay in the bottom four for too long and at some stage would get going.
"It's a very big game, when you see the size of the club and the potential. They played an FA Cup quarter-final two weeks ago and they got 30,000 there.
"They've got a very good manager in Nigel Clough. Sometimes things can happen with a change of management and new players coming in and, when it does get going, momentum can take over.
"It was a particularly disappointing defeat for us at Crawley. The game passed us by and we lacked energy. But I genuinely feel this is a great game for now as both sides will attack."


Wolves will be back to their best, after a midweek kick up the arsé.

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