Wolverhampton vs Fulham Predictions

• Fulham have failed to score in four of their last five games, and each of their last four away trips
• Wolves have lost only four of their 11 home games in 2026
• The Cottagers have won only four of their last 13 league games

Wolves chase wooden spoon face-off

Much of Wolves’ season has been spent with an eye on the future, as they’ve been earmarked for relegation since early in the campaign. Rob Edwards was hired with his Championship experience a key consideration, but he finally has a target for his squad this season.

Wolves are only three points shy of Burnley, with the Clarets facing Arsenal on Monday. A win for Wolves would lift them level with Burnley, before the two sides face off in the final game of the season next weekend. There’s a real chance for Wolves to haul themselves off the bottom, having been there since August.

Fulham’s season is tailing off

While Andoni Iraola’s confirmed departure hasn’t damaged Bournemouth’s European push, Fulham’s season is fizzling out as Marco Silva looks set to depart. The Portuguese boss has been linked with plenty of jobs, and there’s no sign of him extending his contract at Craven Cottage. The same is true for winger Harry Wilson, and his output has dipped significantly.

Since the start of February, Fulham have won only four of 13 games, while they’ve picked up as many points across the last eight games (8) as bottom side Wolves.

The Cottagers lost at home to Bournemouth last weekend, while followed a dull display at Arsenal. The visitors have lost 10 of their 18 away trips this season, and they’ve failed to score in each of their last four games on the road.

Wolves can compete at home

Wolves proved they can compete at home at this level by denting Arsenal’s title charge in February, which they followed with wins over Aston Villa and Liverpool. The bottom side have been competitive at Molineux in 2026, losing only four of 11 matches.

Wolves arguably deserved more from their draw with Sunderland in their last home game, and this Fulham fixture looks like a kind one as they wrap up an awful season at Molineux. The Cottagers look vulnerable after failing to score in four of their last five games, and Wolves can add to their poor form.