Will it be Irish Blarney of Irish Barney at Molineux on Friday when Wolves welcome Sunderland?

Two fallen giants of English football will be trying to make their way back to the top flight but most of the attention in this encounter will be on the dugout where home boss Mick McCarthy will meet up against with Black Cats manager Roy Keane for the first time since their infamous pre-2002 World Cup finals bust-up in Saipan.

The highly-publicised spat, which kept the media busy for weeks, saw the former Manchester United skipper sent home from the Republic of Ireland squad after an irrevocable split with then Irish boss McCarthy.

Keane insists their feud is at an end but we are sure that a tense game may open old wounds and certainly the visitors won't be travelling with any great confidence.

The Black Country side are 10th in the table with Sunderland, despite a 3-1 win over Colchester last week, struggling in mid-table.

But no matter what happens off the pitch, we think it will be an honourable draw on it and will take the 11/5 that Betterbet.com have on offer.