Opta Stats: Wolves v Fulham

Wolves have lost none of their last 14 home meetings with Fulham in all competitions (W10 D4), since a 0-4 loss in the second tier in April 1985. The draw is [4.3].

In the Premier League, Fulham have lost three of their four meetings with Wolves at Molineux (D1), conceding exactly twice in each defeat. Wolves are [1.58] to win.

Wolves have won 15 Premier League games this season, with the last promoted side to win more in a Premier League campaign being Reading in 2006-07 (16). They are [2.4] to win half-time/full-time.

Wolves are unbeaten in seven Premier League home games (W5 D2), since a 0-2 loss against Crystal Palace in their first match of 2019. The draw half-time/Wolves full-time double result is [4.6].

Already relegated Fulham have won three consecutive Premier League games without conceding a single goal. They last won four top-flight games in a row in April 1966 (a run of five). Fulham are [7.4] to win.

Fulham have won as many points in their last three Premier League games (9) as they had in their previous 20 in the competition (W2 D3 L15). They are [5.5] in the Draw No Bet market.

Fulham’s Ryan Sessegnon has scored in his last two league meetings with Wolves. Sessegnon is [9.0] to score.

Aleksandar Mitrovic has been involved in 36.3% of Fulham’s 432 total shots in the Premier League this season (127 shots, 30 chances created), the highest ratio of any player in the division. Mitrovic is [3.6] to find the net.

80% of Diogo Jota’s goals in all competitions for Wolves this season have come at home (8/10). Indeed, the Portuguese has scored seven goals in his last eight appearances at Molineux. Jota is [2.5] to add to his goal tally.

Fulham’s Ryan Babel has scored five Premier League goals this season, his best ever return in the competition. Indeed, 29% of his total goals in the competition have come in his 14 appearances for the Cottagers (5/17). Babel is [5.0] to score.