Julen Lopetegui insists Wolves don’t have any excuses at Liverpool – regardless of his frustration on the schedule.
The supervisor is sad the hosts have had two extra days to arrange for Saturday’s FA Cup third spherical conflict at Anfield.
Wolves drew 1-1 at Aston Villa on Wednesday after Liverpool misplaced 3-1 at Brentford 48 hours earlier.
“They have had five days, I prefer not to repeat it. We have to be ready. Despite the situation we have to prepare for the Cup in the best way we can,” he stated.
“It’s very important but Liverpool have had two days more to prepare and rest.
“We have another match in three days (after) with the Carabao Cup (at Nottingham Forest). We have to be able to do a good match against one of the best teams in the world.
“It’s not our responsibility, we have to play, I have commented it is different in the league. In the cup you don’t have a second chance, it’s not balanced but it’s not our responsibility.
“Maybe we can work normally because a lot of players have to recuperate but tomorrow we will be ready to try to beat one of the best teams in the world. They have an incredible squad. It’ll be a good challenge for us. ”
Daniel Podence and Pedro Neto stay out for Wolves with Lopetegui anticipated to make adjustments and new striker Matheus Cunha is within the operating to begin.
No new signings are anticipated earlier than the Anfield journey and skipper Ruben Neves has once more been linked with Barcelona, however Lopetegui insists his solely concern is reinforcements.
“We are not thinking about the possibility about moving out players, we are thinking about the possibility of bringing them in,” he stated.
“I understand the interest in the transfer window but our interest is only for the match. Ruben Neves is a fantastic player, he is a Wolves player and he will continue being a Wolves player.
“Ask me 100 times, it’s the same. Our focus is on the match tomorrow.”
