Wolverhampton Wanderers Crystal Palace betting prediction

The home team is currently in the 6^th position of the league, with 43 points won, after 10 wins, 13 draws and 6 losses. In the penultimate match, they won in an away match against Tottenham Hotspur, by (2‑3). In the last match, they tied in a home match against Brighton & Hove Albion, by (0‑0). This is a team that maintains its competitive levels in home and away matches, since they have had similar results in both conditions. They come to this match after a away draw against Olympiakos Piraeus by (1‑1). For the league, Wolverhampton Wanderers won 16 points out of 30 possible points, after 4 wins, 4 draws and 2 losses in the last 10 home matches. The most recurrent result at half‑time in their home league matches was the 0‑1 (6 out of 15 matches). In their home matches there is a tendency for goals, since 13 of the last 15 matches for this competition have ended with Over 1,5 goals. This is a team that has had a hard time trying to score first. They have opened up the score in only 7 of the last 29 matches for the Premier League, they have reached half‑time in front in 5 of those 7 matches and have held on to the lead in 6. In 29 matches for this competition, they have conceded the first goal 18 times and have only turned the score around in 4.

Wolverhampton Wanderers enters this game with equality, to a ball, in the trip to the Burnley ground, adding in this way the second consecutive game without losing in this English championship: Raúl Jiménez made the only goal of the match. It should be noted that the wolves need to win to continue fighting for the places that offer access to European competitions. The local team usually plays in a traditional 3-4-3, where the three most advanced players are Adama Traoré, Diogo Jota and Raúl Jiménez: the last athlete mentioned is one of the best scorers in this team with 17 goals scored. For this game the mister can count on all his players.

Confirmed Lineup: Rui Patrício, Matt Doherty, Willy Boly, Jonny Castro, Conor Coady, João Moutinho, Daniel Podence, Rúben Neves, Leander Dendoncker, Adama Traoré, Raúl Jiménez.
Coach: J. Lopetegui Argote.