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Wolves' latest signing, midfielder Kevin McDonald, could make his full debut following his arrival from League One rivals Sheffield United.
Winger Luke Rooney is still awaiting his first start after joining on loan from Swindon Town earlier this month.
Wolves manager Kenny Jackett told BBC WM:
"It's early days. I'm very pleased to have got seven points from our first three games, but you have to judge any start on 10 matches.
"We'll have a more of assessment as to where we are by then,
"Crawley are a very good footballing side. If you let them, they can pass and create.
"We'll respect them but, after that, it's really about what we want to do. It's our home game and we're looking for attacking performances that bring our crowd into play."
Crawley Town manager Richie Barker told BBC Sussex:
"Three years ago, there were about five divisions between the teams and I am sure it is one the fans will enjoy.
"For Crawley to be competing at Wolves, we have come a hell of a long way.
"Kenny Jackett is a very good manager who has got teams out of this division before. I am sure he will do a good job despite the fact people have to move on.
"The players will thrive on playing there, but we will enjoy it if we go there and compete."
Wolves' latest signing, midfielder Kevin McDonald, could make his full debut following his arrival from League One rivals Sheffield United.
Boss Kenny Jackett must decide whether to change a winning team after two straight victories put them third.
Crawley manager Richie Barker has no injury worries ahead of his side's first-ever league meeting with Wolves.
Winger Luke Rooney is still awaiting his first start after joining on loan from Swindon Town earlier this month.
Wolves manager Kenny Jackett told BBC WM:
"It's early days. I'm very pleased to have got seven points from our first three games, but you have to judge any start on 10 matches.
"We'll have a more of assessment as to where we are by then,
"Crawley are a very good footballing side. If you let them, they can pass and create.
"We'll respect them but, after that, it's really about what we want to do. It's our home game and we're looking for attacking performances that bring our crowd into play."
Crawley Town manager Richie Barker told BBC Sussex:
"Three years ago, there were about five divisions between the teams and I am sure it is one the fans will enjoy.
"For Crawley to be competing at Wolves, we have come a hell of a long way.
"Kenny Jackett is a very good manager who has got teams out of this division before. I am sure he will do a good job despite the fact people have to move on.
"The players will thrive on playing there, but we will enjoy it if we go there and compete."
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