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This week, bet365 customers in the UK can see a host of Europa League qualifying clashes, including Wolves' clash with Crusaders on Thursday. Geo-blocking may apply in other regions.
A seventh-place finish in the Premier League sees Nuno Espirito Santo's side competing in European competition for the first time since the 1980-81 campaign.
If Wolves are to make the group stages, they'll need to come through three rounds of qualifying. Their first game is at Molineux against their Northern Irish opponents.
The West Midlands side had a successful pre-season trip to China, where they lifted the Premier League Asia Trophy courtesy of a penalty shootout win over Manchester City. They face a quick turnaround here but remain red-hot market principles.
At 1/33 (1.03), bet365 don't foresee many issues for the home side in this first leg and Santo's men are just 1/500 to progress from the tie. Should the favourites qualify, they'll take on either FC Pyunik of Armenia or Czech side FK Jablonec in the third round.