Wolves will be looking for points on the board while Everton are slowly finding their rhythm this season
David Moyes is looking to get more goals from his Everton charges
David Moyes is looking to get more goals from his Everton charges
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Wolves, desperate for a win, host Everton in the Premier League this weekend with three crucial points up for grabs. Everton arrive in solid form, having lost just once in their last six league matches, a run that stretches back to last season. Wolves, meanwhile, have shown resilience at home, recording three wins and a draw in their last six league games at Molineux.
Encounters between these two sides tend to be closely contested. The last five meetings have produced two wins for Wolves, two draws, and one victory for Everton. Four of those five games at Molineux have seen both teams score, with two of the last three ending 1-1.
Wolves enter this fixture still searching for their first points of the season. Pre-season doubts have lingered, and back-to-back defeats—a 4-0 loss to Manchester City followed by a 1-0 defeat at Bournemouth—have done little to ease concerns. However, a dramatic 3-2 win over West Ham in the EFL Cup midweek could provide a much-needed boost in confidence.
The club has also been fending off transfer interest from Newcastle in striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, insisting he is not for sale. Losing him would be a significant blow, as he would be extremely difficult to replace.
With high expectations for the newly promoted teams this season, the pressure is mounting on relegation-threatened clubs like Wolves. Failure to secure points here will only intensify scrutiny from the fans.
Everton, on the other hand, have collected three points from their opening two matches. After a disappointing 1-0 defeat to Leeds, they bounced back with a 2-0 win over Brighton in their first-ever match at the new Hill Dickinson Stadium. New signing Jack Grealish impressed against Brighton, raising hopes about his impact this season. Alongside Iliman Ndiaye, Everton boast considerable technical quality in attack, giving fans reason for optimism.
Supporters are also eager to see new arrival Tyler Dibling make his debut at Molineux, with his signing generating plenty of excitement. With a strengthened squad, it will be interesting to see how David Moyes utilizes his options, and this weekend’s match should offer further insights into Everton’s prospects this season.
Wolves vs Everton Odds
Wolves - 15/8
Draw - 23/10
Everton - 17/10
Wolves vs Everton Betting Tips
Everton to win and both teams to score - 24/5
Thierno Barry to score anytime - 14/5
Over 2.5 goals - 5/4
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