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West Ham vs Wolves Preview & Prediction

by Alex Sarwar ·
West Ham vs Wolves Preview & Prediction

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Whilst West Ham have endured a tough start to life in the Championship, Wolves are rolling with seven points from their first three.

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West Ham vs Wolves prediction

It’s been a very different story for these two clubs in Championship, both of whom were relegated from the Premier League last year. Whilst Wolves have won their last two and sit second-place in the table with more goals scored than any other club after three rounds of games, West Ham are down in 19th-place and still without a win after being held by Watford, The Hammers’ only home fixture so far ended in defeat to Charlton Athletic.

With the likes of Jarrod Bowen within their ranks, this has been an unacceptable start for West Ham and head coach Nuno Espirito Santo must be feeling the pressure. Wolves are catching them at a great time and Nuno’s former club are in prime position to pile on the misery. The visitors look sharp offensively, are a slick passing unit and it wouldn’t take much for the crowd to turn on West Ham. Whilst West Ham should at least find the net with the attacking tools at their disposal, it’s still worth backing a Wolves victory.

West Ham vs Wolves tip: Wolves to win and both teams to score

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