Wolverhampton vs Brighton Predictions

• Brighton have conceded in all of their Premier League games.
• Wolves are also without a clean sheet in the league.
• Wolves have one point to show from six games.

Back goals at both ends at Molineux

Wolves finally managed to get off the mark with a point at Tottenham last time out but they remain rooted to the foot of the table ahead of Brighton’s visit on Sunday.

Albion have endured a mixed start to the new season but four points from their last two games, against Spurs and Chelsea, suggests they are starting to click.

The visitors look the more likely victors, but the best angle for our main bet could be backing both teams to score.

Both defences look vulnerable

Wolves have only scored four league goals this season but they have scored in each of their last four home games, all of which came against top flight rivals, and they should be able to find a way through against an Albion side who are yet to keep a clean sheet and have shipped nine goals in total across their six league games.

Both teams have scored in five of Albion’s side games and they have scored nine goals themselves, so the visitors should be expected to get on the scoresheet against another defence that is still waiting for a first Premier League shut-out.

Brighton can leave with the points

Wolves should draw some confidence from stopping the rot last weekend but they will also view that result as a bt of a blow, having conceded a late equaliser.

Brighton are clearly the form side with four wins in their last six games and they picked up a first away win in the league at Stamford Bridge last time out. The visitors won 2-0 at this venue in May in the corresponding fixture last season and they can grind out a 2-1 win ay Molineux on Sunday.

Albion have shared the goals around this season and Yankuba Minteh stands out as a possible anytime scorer here. The Gambia international only has one goal to his name so far but he perhaps should have a few more, as he has had shots in every game and averages 1.7 attempts per-game.

Minteh has two goals and three assists in his last five outings for club and country and he is a contender to get on the scoresheet on Sunday.