Comments, predictions Wolverhampton vs Everton: Away team narrowly escapes
The match between Wolverhampton vs Everton in the English Premier League takes place at 9:00 p.m. on August 30. Nghe An Newspaper analyzes performance, makes football comments and predicts the score.
Latest Wolverhampton vs Everton team information
Despite being linked with a move to Newcastle, Jorgen Strand Larsen is likely to remain in the starting XI for Wolves, despite his desire to move to Newcastle before the deadline. The Norwegian striker and other key players including Joao Gomes, David Moller Wolfe and Marshall Munetsi were given a midweek rest.
Toti Gomes was suspended for the Bournemouth game but served his time against West Ham and will return to the squad.
On Everton's side, coach Moyes also rotated heavily in the League Cup, but this match he will likely return to the same lineup as the victory over Brighton. The only change could come at left-back, with Vitaliy Mykolenko ready to return, allowing James Garner to be pushed back into midfield, while Tim Iroegbunam will be sidelined.
Thierno Barry has started the last two games, playing around 60 minutes in each and impressing, so is likely to keep his place, despite Beto scoring as a substitute in midweek.
Latest predicted lineup Wolverhampton vs Everton
Wolverhampton Wanderers:
Jose Sa; Doherty, Agbadou, Toti; Tchatchoua, Joao Gomes, Andre, Wolfe; Munesti, Strand Larsen, Arias
Everton:
Pickford; O'Brien, Tarkowski, Keane, Mykolenko; Gueye, Garner; Ndiaye, Dewsbury-Hall, Grealish; Barry
Latest football commentary Wolverhampton vs Everton
It hasn't been an easy summer for Wolves, with Matheus Cunha and Rayan Ait-Nouri both leaving and Jorgen Strand Larsen also expressing a desire to leave. However, Vitor Pereira's men bounced back strongly against West Ham United in the League Cup on Tuesday.
It was Strand Larsen – who was recently signed by Newcastle United for £50m – who became the hero, scoring two goals in quick succession to help Wolves come back from 1-2 down to win 3-2 at Molineux.
Wolves will face Everton at home in the next round, so the upcoming Premier League match will also be an opportunity for the two teams to "probe" each other.
The home team are in dire need of points, after losing both of their first two games: a 0-4 home defeat to Manchester City and a 0-1 away defeat to Bournemouth, a match in which they had to play nearly half the time with 10 men.
More broadly, Wolves have picked up just one point from their last six Premier League games – the worst record among clubs playing consecutively in the competition, stemming from a slump in form towards the end of last season.
Wolves are in danger of starting the season with three defeats in the Premier League for only the third time in their history, and for the fourth time in the last five years they have failed to win a trophy after their opening two games. Slow starts are no longer uncommon.
August in particular has been a nightmare for Wolves, especially at Molineux, where they have failed to win in their last 11 games this month, a run stretching back to 2011. The last three Premier League games at Molineux in August have all ended in defeat, with a total of 14 goals conceded (losing 1-4 to Brighton, 2-6 to Chelsea and 0-4 to Man City).
Wolves have only managed 15 shots in their opening two games of the season – a worrying figure, especially if Strand Larsen leaves before the transfer window. However, with a full 11, they could cause Everton problems.
Since returning to the Premier League in 2018, Wolves have never lost to Everton in five games played behind closed doors at Molineux. However, the balance seems to be tilting in Everton’s favour. After taking just one point from six meetings between 2021 and 2024, the Toffees drew 1-1 here last season, having beaten Wolves 4-0 at home.
It was a sweet week for Everton. After losing to Leeds United in the opening round, they celebrated the opening of their state-of-the-art new stadium with a 2-0 win over Brighton. Jack Grealish made an impressive debut, setting up goals for Iliman Ndiaye and James Garner in front of 50,000 fans.
Everton continued their winning ways in midweek by beating Mansfield Town in the second round of the League Cup to book their place in the third round, where they will face Wolves again next month.
Going into the international break with three straight wins would be the perfect scenario for David Moyes’ side. Everton’s away form is also on the up: they have won five of their last 10 Premier League games, and have conceded at most one goal in 13 consecutive away trips – their best run since Man City did the same in 2021-22.
Latest Wolverhampton vs Everton score prediction
Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Wolverhampton vs Evertonas follows:
- Sportsmole:Wolverhampton 2-1 Everton
- WhoScore:Wolverhampton 1-1 Everton
- Our newspaper predicts:Wolverhampton 1-1 Everton
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