Both Wolves and Fulham are in the middle of the standings. The Cottagers wanted to avoid relegation, and they are doing just fine, while on the other end, the Wolves hoped to attack the upper part of the standings, and they still have minimal chances of doing so. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Following three wins in a row, including one in the FA Cup vs. Brighton, the Wolves lost pretty easily against Newcastle last weekend, 3-0. They couldn’t do anything at St. James’ Park, looking rather unconvincing and without too much motive, possibly tired following the game against the Seagulls three days earlier. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Wolves are confident at Molineux, having won seven of the previous ten meetings. However, the efficiency of those matches has severely dropped over the last three appearances, with all ending under 2.5 hits. Fortunately for the home unit, they were the ones with back-to-back clean sheets in recent two appearances.<\/p>\n\n\n\n