Wolverhampton vs Everton Predictions

• Wolves have only lost two of their ten home games in all competitions
• Both teams have scored in nine of Wolves’ last ten home matches
• Everton have lost four of their last five meetings between these two teams

Everton still in big danger

Everton have been in rock-solid form since they were given a ten-point deduction by the Premier League but back-to-back defeats to Tottenham and Manchester City respectively have them looking over their shoulder still.

Two wins on the spin for Luton have seen the Hatters narrow the gap between them and the Toffees to a single point and their recent performances show that Rob Edwards’ men are not to be discounted in the battle to avoid the drop.

Sean Dyche’s side have been strong at the back under his leadership, they have the best defensive record in the bottom half with 25 goals conceded in 19 games, but they are missing some quality going forward and that may be their biggest issue.

Everton also face a tough task in this clash as they visit a Wolves side who are on the up and have been impressive at home this season.

Home is where the heart is for Wolves

Wolves have been one of the best home teams in the Premier League this season, losing just two of their ten matches in their own back yard.

They have put in some ultra-impressive performances at home in recent months, beating Manchester City, Tottenham and Chelsea at Molineux and drawing with Newcastle and Aston Villa.

Any replication of that form should see them get the better of this Everton team and they have been in fine goalscoring form recently, netting six times in their last two matches including a 4-1 win over Brentford last time out.

Since losing both of their two opening home games against Liverpool and Brighton respectively, Wolves are unbeaten in eight games on their own patch and could extend that run here.

While Everton have been solid on the road, Wolves’ impressive home record and their touch of quality in attacking areas could be key.

Gary O’Neil’s side have also won four of the last five meetings between these two teams.

Cunha to star

Hwang Hee-Chan has taken his form to a new level for Wolves this season, netting ten times, but the South Korean is a doubt for this matchup and his teammate Matheus Cunha may star in his potential absence.

Cunha has five goals in all competitions but is averaging 1.24 shots on target per 90 minutes in the league this season, one of the best tallies in the division.

Take the Brazilian to get on the scoresheet in this matchup.

Correct score backers should not the fact that nine of Wolves’ last ten home matches have seen both teams find the net and side with a 2-1 win for the hosts.