Wolves boss Peixoto seeking injury solutions
Wolves manager Cesar Peixoto is managing an injury crisis as key players Adam Armstrong and Kieran Trippier face fitness concerns ahead of the match against Watford. The team is struggling to secure home victories, having recently conceded a late equalizer to Portsmouth.
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Wolves boss Cesar Peixoto is hopeful that experienced players Adam Armstrong and Kieran Trippier will be fit for their game against Watford on Saturday (15:00 BST) after conceding a late 1-1 draw to Portsmouth on Tuesday.
Trippier was the latest senior player to be sidelined with an injury after striker Armstrong also missed the weekend's win against Burnley while Raul Jimenez has been ruled out until January.
"I hope Adam Armstrong is fit for Saturday," Piexoto told BBC Radio WM.
"Kieran Trippier felt something and I hope it is only a little injury. When we have injuries, we need to find solutions."
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