Wolverhampton vs Nottingham Forest Predictions

• Forest have won just one of their last 18 league away games.
• The Tricky Trees have failed to notch on for of the last five occasions they have been on their travels.
• Hwang Hee-Chan has cored on seven of his last eight appearances at Molineux.

Wolves look a solid choice

Wolves have been taking two steps forward and one step back for much of the season, but Gary O’Neil can have few complaints about the way they have been performing at Molineux and they can claim another three points against Nottingham Forest on Saturday.

Forest, meanwhile, have been suffering with awayday misery, their worst case of which came at Craven Cottage on Wednesday when they were sent packing with a 5-0 defeat to Fulham.

Steve Cooper’s side have conceded 11 goals in their last three away games and with Wolves having seen off another struggler when they beat Burnley on Tuesday, the odds look attractive for backing a home victory.

Forest unlikely to offer much

O’Neil’s side will have been delighted to add the Clarets to their catalogue of recent good home results after they posted victories over both champions Manchester City and Tottenham, when they snatched a win with two injury-time goals.

Those were not isolated incidents though as draws were also earned against Newcastle and Aston Villa and they are now unbeaten in five at their base.

They could have too much for Forest, who used their results at the City Ground as the basis for their successful survival battle last year and have not done much on the road since gaining promotion.

A 1-0 win at Chelsea is the only win they have posted in their last 18 games on their travels and there is a strong chance that they put up less resistance than Burnley were able to mustered.

It could be another occasion when they concede three goals and, as they haven’t scored in four of their last five away games, a 3-0 home win looks a decent correct-score selection.

Hwang becoming the darling of Molineux

Wolves striker Hwang Hee-Chan is having a great time this season playing in front of his home fans and there looks a good chance that the South Korean can maintain his fine goalscoring form.

He has netted in all but one of his last eight Molineux appearances and there seems an excellent chance he will boost his season’s tally when Forest head to town on Saturday.