Maybe we can get some new target for winning our matches in a row, but the priority is to win. If we are winning, we are achieving [the record]. It's not the mentality we have. The mentality we have is to focus on each match with the points we have and the competition we're facing and to get the points we need for our consistency in the top positions in the Premier League.
For Wolves, no Jorgen Strand Larsen in the starting lineup despite his hat-trick against Shrewsbury, and Andre into the team instead of Jhon Arias is the one change from the draw with Everton. Kieran Trippier in for Lewis Miley among four changes in the Newcastle team. Nick Woltemade is back, with Yoane Wissa benched. Sandro Tonali and Harvey Barnes in, Jacob Ramsey and Jacob Murphy out.
Bryan Mbeumo and Amad Diallo are back in the Manchester United side after returning from Afcon. Both Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko are on the bench so it's not clear who is playing up front for United, or what formation they're playing. I've listed it as 4-2-3-1 below but it could be a 3-4-3 with Bruno Fernandes as a false nine.
We have players missing, but I believe we will compete well with the support of the fans. Games against such teams may be important for our future. We want to win points when we prepare to play against any opponents. Everything is possible in football. We will try to please our fans.
"We need to use our squad," said head coach Roberto Martinez. "Nelson Semedo and Joao Cancelo played 45 minutes [against Ireland] and are full of energy; they play in demanding positions. "Bruno Fernandes arrives full of energy. It's all about attitude, focus, playing with joy and without anxiety, with the support of our fans, and remembering that we have other very different players on the bench who can be very important."