Injury updates for the Wolves versus Coventry City FA Cup match reveal that six players have been ruled out, while two others are doubtful to play.

Wolverhampton Wanderers will welcome Coventry City to Molineux for a lunch-time match on Sunday, marking their encounter in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup. This match will be their first meeting since April 2014, a time when both teams competed in League One. Wolves are eager to secure their first victory against Coventry since October 2008.

Both teams secured victories in their recent matches. NeilGary O”s side triumphed 2-1 against Fulham, with Rayan Ait-Nouri scoring and the hosts benefiting from an own goal by Tom Cairney. Meanwhile, Coventry emerged victorious against West Brom, with Haji Wright netting goals in both halves for the Sky Blues. This result marked the conclusion of Valerien Ismael’s tenure as the former West Brom boss at Vicarage Road.

Ahead of the upcoming match, here’s the latest injury and team updates ahead of Gary O’Neil and Mark Robins’ pre-match press conferences.

Wolves Team News:
Wolves face the challenge of reaching Wembley without Pedro Neto, who sustained an apparent hamstring injury during their victory against Fulham last weekend. Neto pulled up while chasing the ball and had to be substituted.

Jeanricner Bellegarde was another player withdrawn during the match against Fulham due to a suspected knee issue. Bellegarde only lasted 10 minutes before being replaced by Tommy Doyle, adding to Wolves’ injury concerns.

Hwang Hee-Chan is set to miss approximately six weeks of action due to a hamstring injury suffered in the previous round against Brighton. His absence is expected until mid-April.

Matheus Cunha, who was already sidelined with a hamstring injury, has returned to training but won’t be available for selection. The Brazil national team coach has ruled him out for the upcoming fixtures, making a return after the international break the most probable scenario.

Craig Dawson was notably absent over the weekend following O’Neil’s disclosure of a sore groin. Despite his eagerness to participate, Dawson remained sidelined for the Fulham match and will require assessment due to his absence.

Out: Hwang Hee-Chan, Jeanricner Bellegarde, Matheus Cunha, and Pedro Neto.
Doubtful: Craig Dawson.