Wolves (home)
- Wolves have won two, drawn one and lost two of their last five matches.
- Wolves are rock-bottom of the Premier League table with just 17 points from 33 games and there is an element of desperation about the hosts in Saturday’s relegation six-pointer against Tottenham.
- Wolves have three wins in their 16 home Premier League matches and have conceded 1.93 goals per game at Molineux.
Spurs (away)
- Spurs have failed to win any of their last five, drawing two and losing three.
- Spurs are only marginally better off with 31 points, putting them in 18th place, but the visitors have performed slightly better on the road than their hosts have done at Molineux.
Head-to-Head
The last meeting between these sides finished 1-1 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium earlier this season.
Key Players
- Rob Edwards has changed Wolves’ system to a three-at-the-back unit that is more compact and allows them to protect the middle of the pitch.
- They can be solid at home but have let in seven goals in two away defeats to West Ham (4-0) and Leeds (3-0).
- Pedro Neto, who is a pacey and creative option to start counters from.
- Rodrigo Gomes has been their best attacking player, however, with three goals in 17 league appearances.
Betting Insights
- Spurs have been more open under Roberto De Zerbi, who has created a free-flowing, possession-based system that relies on good technical players in the middle of the park and vertical progression from the midfield.
- The odds for Tottenham to win this match at 1.81 are a bit high, but the odds for over 2.5 goals at 1.81 also look very low and it should be an open contest with chances at both ends.
Prediction
So we’ll go for both teams to score at 1.68 .
