Tomorrow sees the first clash of the season between the two Championship favourites - Blues and Wolves at Molineux.

Wolves are currently sitting pretty at the top of the table, with Blues six points behind them in second spot.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of the big game.                        

TEAM NEWS
Blues
Lee Carsley, Nigel Quashie and Franck Queudrue limped out of the action in Tuesday night's win against Ipswich.

But following rest and treatment all three are available for the trip to Wolverhampton.

Quincy is back in the Blues squad

Blues are still without Garry O'Connor (groin) Stephen Kelly (knee), Stuart Parnaby (hamstring) and Damien Johnson (back).

Quincy is back in the squad having been left out of the Ipswich match for tactical reasons.

Wolves
Wayne Hennessey replaces Carl Ikeme (bruised hip) in goal.

David Jones is doubtful with a calf injury.

Michael Mancienne is back after missing the last two games with a virus and despite having a broken nose winger Michael Kightly will play. 

FORM GUIDE
Blues
Blues have won their last three games beating Charlton, Ipswich and Swansea.

Alex McLeish's side trail tomorrow's opponents by six points in second place, but also have a six point gap between themselves and Reading in third spot.

Wolves
Following seven League wins in a row Wolves will be looking to equal their record of eight straight league wins when they host Blues tomorrow.

The last defeat Mick McCarthy's side suffered was when they were trounced 5-2 away at Norwich last month.

Alex McLeish

MANAGERS' COMMENTS
Alex McLeish

We go into the game with great confidence against a team that is playing with great confidence also, so it should be a great game and quite rightly it's one of the big games in Britain this weekend.

We must be ready right at the referee's first whistle and make sure we don't make any early mistakes.

I'm sure we'll start as fast as Wolves will.

With the lead that they have they'll be seen as promotion favourites at this particular time, but you know how it changes.
They are the leaders at the moment and they're there on merit but some day they will get beaten we know that for a fact, but we've got to attempt to be that team this weekend.

Chris Iwelumo

They've been playing well at home; they played well last week they got another good victory in midweek.

I know what players are like in training after victories and I'm sure the Wolves training ground will be a bubbly place at the moment, but we've definitely got the capabilities to win the game.

They're a compact team that plays together and defends together and they have the obvious qualities in the front guys.

The front guys have scored an awful lot of goals and we have to be at our best if we are to get a result this weekend.

LAST MEETING AT THE MOLINEUX
Blues' 3-2 victory at Molineux in April 2007 has to go down as one of the most memorable games between the two clubs.

Colin Doyle saves the Wolves penalty

Amazingly it was goalless at half-time but burst into life just after the restart.

Andrew Cole put Blues into the lead with a deft flick before Michael McIndoe quickly reversed proceedings with two goals in four minutes.

With chance after chance going begging, Nicklas Bendtner drew level with a bullet header from a corner.

Cameron Jerome replaced Cole and with two minutes remaining sprung the offside trap to score with a spectacular solo effort.

Blues fans were prematurely celebrating victory when the referee awarded Wolves a penalty deep into injury time.

However, Colin Doyle had the last laugh denying McIndoe a hat-trick with a fine save that took Blues to the top of the table.

BETTING
Wolves are narrow favourites to win the game at odds of 13/10 with Bet365.

The draw is on offer at 21/10 and a Blues win can be had at 11/5.

If you're looking for a high odds bet a 1-1 draw with Liam Ridgewell scoring first isavailable at 130/1.

For the full range of bets please click here.

MATCH COMMENTARY
If you can't make it to the Molineux, you can listen to full 90 minutes commentary of the game on Blues World.

The official website, bcfc.com, will have a match report available minutes after the final whistle along with McLeish's post-match comments.

REFEREE
Referee Paul Taylor will take charge of this Saturday's game.

The Hertfordshire-based official has refereed 11 games so far this season where he has produced 36 yellow cards and four reds.

He last took charge of Blues game in October when Alex McLeish's side beat Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 at St. Andrew's.

On that occasion he booked four players, including Seb Larsson and James McFadden for Blues and also sent off Wednesday's Jimmy Smith.

Mr Taylor will be assisted by Phil Bramley from West Yorkshire and Lee Metcalfe from Lancashire

TICKETS
Blues have sold now sold their full allocation of tickets. No tickets will be available on the day of the game.