West Brom defender Neil Clement is expecting a tougher battle on Sunday than in the previous two clashes with Wolves this season.The Baggies are looking to complete a hat-trick of wins in the Molineux derby this weekend. Albion won 3-0 at the Hawthorns in the Championship and repeated the score-line when they visited Wolves for an FA Cup tie. But Wolves are unbeaten since that setback, have a new-look side and are challenging strongly themselves for a return to the Premiership. Clement said: "We will be going into the Wolves game thinking 'we've turned you over twice so we've got nothing to fear, but I don't think it is going to be as easy as the previous two games. They have been on a bit of a run since they played us in the FA Cup. They have won six out of seven since they played us so they are going to be approaching the game with confidence. They will be thinking we had a poor result against Sunderland but that sort of result can lead to a bit of a bit of a backlash sometimes. We will both go into the game confident and it will be a tough game."
