Wolves boss Cesar Peixoto is hopeful that experienced players Adam Armstrong and Kieran Trippier will be fit for their game against Watford on Saturday (15:00 BST) after conceding a late 1-1 draw to Portsmouth on Tuesday.
Trippier was the latest senior player to be sidelined with an injury after striker Armstrong also missed the weekend's win against Burnley while Raul Jimenez has been ruled out until January.
"I hope Adam Armstrong is fit for Saturday," Piexoto told BBC Radio WM.
"Kieran Trippier felt something and I hope it is only a little injury. When we have injuries, we need to find solutions."
Wolves conceded an 86th-minute equaliser to Portsmouth when substitute Tommy Doyle pushed Adrian Segecic to ground to offer the visitors a free-kick, which then rebounded to Terry Devlin who struck it in the net.
It provided a second home draw for Wolves, who have only won two of their five games at Molineux this season.
"It's disappointing to get only one point," Peixoto added. "We need more victories at home.
"In the first half we have to do much more. We didn't attack the spaces. But we made two substitutes for the second half.
"We were the better team all game, but we only scored one goal, we did not get a second goal and then we defended too deep in the last few minutes."
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