Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo has promised his side will be up for their Premier League finale against Liverpool despite their place in the table already being assured.
While Wolves only returned to the Premier League this season, they have not missed a beat, surging to a spot in the top half of the table and making a run to the FA Cup semi-finals.
With Leicester City’s loss against Manchester City last Monday, Wolves are assured seventh place in the league this term and with it, a place in next year’s Europa League qualifying if Manchester City can beat Watford in the FA Cup final.
Wolves could potentially do a favour for City first, however, as Nuno’s side head to Anfield on Sunday with Liverpool involved in a title race which has gone down to the wire.
City hold a one point advantage over the Reds and victory over Brighton would guarantee they retain their title. However, should City fail to defeat Brighton, Liverpool would seal their first Premier League crown in 30 years with a victory over Wolves.
And despite having nothing to play for with their place in the league guaranteed, Nuno has promised his side will be ready to compete against the Reds and are looking forward to the match.
“We prepare ourselves for the game like we always did in these two years here,” Nuno told reporters.
“It’s the final game of the season and we want to compete. It’s an important game, a tough challenge. The players rise for every training session.
“Of course it’s a big, big game and we want to play it.”
The Premier League is well represented in Europe this season, with Liverpool and Tottenham making up the Champions League final while Arsenal and Chelsea will meet for the Europa League crown.
Both the Reds and Spurs produced brilliant comebacks to seal their spots in the final in Madrid on June 1 while Chelsea and Arsenal play on 29th May.