Squad sheets: Wolverhampton Wanderers v Wigan Athletic

Roberto Martínez, the Wigan manager, has spoken of the healthy competition among his goalkeepers, with Omani Ali Al Habsi proving a fine understudy to the injured Chris Kirkland. Yet the blanks at the other end threaten to define Wigan's prospects, having failed to score in four of their six matches. Wolves' fine start to the season has since sagged under the weight of opponents' late goals: level going into the final five minutes of their last three league contests, they have lost the lot and a fourth consecutive reverse would equal their worst Premier League run. Richard Gibson Venue DW Stadium, tomorrow 12.45pm Tickets £22 (0871 66 33 552) Last season Wigan 0 Wolves 1 Referee L Mason This season's matches 3 Y 13, R 0, 4.33 cards per game Odds Wigan 11-8 Wolves 23-10 Draw 23-10 Wigan Subs from Kirkland, S Caldwell, Stam, Moses, Cleverley, Boselli, Pollitt, Gómez, McArthur, Watson, De Ridder, Mustoe, McManaman Doubtful Di Santo (ankle), Cleverley (knee) Injured G Caldwell (hip, 16 Oct) Suspended None Form guide DLDWLL Disciplinary record Y12 R0 Leading scorers Alcaraz, Rodallega 1 Wolves Subs from Hennessey, Stearman, Halford, Mancienne, Elokobi, Milijas, Bent, Ebanks-Blake, Van Damme, Mouyokolo, Mujangi Bia Doubtful None Injured Hunt (16 Oct), Guédioura (Feb) Suspended None Form guide LLLDDW Disciplinary record Y19 R1 Leading scorers Fletcher, Ebanks-Blake 2 Match pointers • Both meetings between Wigan and Wolves last season ended as away wins, with the home side not scoring • Wigan have converted just 3% of their shots into goals this term, a lower percentage than any other side • Wolves have committed the highest number of fouls (100) in the Premier League this season • Wigan have not kept a clean sheet in October since 2006, a run of 11 games • Wolves have attempted just 43 shots so far this season, fewer than any other side in the top flight