Leicester City will be aiming to build on their Community Shield victory last weekend by picking up three points against Wolves this afternoon.
The Foxes suffered late heartbreak for the second consecutive season last term, missing out on a Champions League qualification spot on the final day following defeat to Tottenham Hotspur.
However, the Midlands outfit will not be disheartened. They have continually punched above their weight under Brendan Rodgers, and their maiden FA Cup triumph in May capped an outstanding two-and-a-half years under the Northern Irishman.
However, following several astute purchases in the transfer window, Leicester will be hoping to go one better and finish in the top four next May.
Rodgers will have to cope without several first-team players in the opening weeks, though, with James Justin, Wesley Fofana, Jonny Evans and Nampalys Mendy all currently sidelined.
With that in mind, here's how Football Fan Cast thinks the 48-year-old will line up his team at the King Power Stadium today...
New club captain Kasper Schmeichel is a certainty to start between the sticks for the Foxes, although there's set to be a couple of fresh faces ahead of the Denmark international.
His compatriot and international teammate Jannik Vestergaard has completed his move from Southampton in time to be registered for this one, so he should make his club debut after his transfer was announced yesterday evening, partnering Caglar Soyuncu in the heart of defence.
That means the £4.5m-rated Daniel Amartey is set to drop to the bench after starting at Wembley a week ago, with Ricardo Pereira and Vestergaard's former Saints team-mate Ryan Bertrand occupying the full-back positions.
In midfield, the dependable trio of Wilfried Ndidi, Youri Tielemans and James Maddison will take up their usual residency in the Leicester engine room.
Up top, talismanic striker Jamie Vardy is expected to be partnered by the returning Harvey Barnes and Ayoze Perez as they look to supply the goals on the Premier League's return. The veteran's 15 top-flight goals last season make him too difficult to drop, despite the summer arrival of Patson Daka.
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