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Arsenal v Wolves betting tips, odds is 2.65

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Arsenal is probably staring at yet another dismal season after inconsistent performances throughout the season until now. They started off with wins against Fulham and West Ham but faced their first loss against Liverpool.

Arsenal’s highest scorer Aubameyang hasn’t really come out of the blocks after drawing a blank against Leeds in the last outing. He has 5 goals and an assist in 15 outings for the team in the premier league. He will have to up his game and has 76.1% pass success along with 1.4 aerials won per game. Apart from this, he is involved in 1.4 shots on target and 1.1 key passes per game so far.

After sharing the spoils with Leeds United at Elland Road, Arsenal will be looking to return to winning ways in the Premier League when they host Wolverhampton at their Emirates Stadium on Matchday 10.

Arsenal have won 50% of their last 20 home league games and Wolves have lost 30% of their last 20 away league games.

The last time Wolves won away in the league was 2 games ago against Leeds. The last time Arsenal lost a home league game was 1 match ago against A Villa.

Picks: both teams to score and over 8.5 corners
Odds is 2.65
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Arsenal last kept a clean sheet at home 8 games ago, and have kept 5 clean sheets in their last 20 home games. Wolves last failed to score away in the league 1 games ago and have missed the net in 6 of their last 20 away league games.

Of the 10 league games Arsenal has won at home, they scored first 8 times. Of the 6 away games Wolves has lost, they conceded first 6 times.

  • Arsenal failed to score in four of their last five Premier League games.
  • The Gunners haven’t scored from open play in 450 minutes of top flight football.
  • Wolves failed to register in two of their last three away assignments.
  • Both Arsenal and Wolves have yet to crack the 10 goal ceiling this season.

Wolves v Southampton, betting tips and picks, odd is 3.15

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Last season Wolves won just one of their clashes with sides in the top 11, which was a narrow victory over 10-man Manchester City. Wolves managed just one clean sheet in those 10 games, which should worry them in this meeting with free-scoring Saints.

Southampton can continue their fine form and condemn Wolves to a second consecutive Premier League when they travel to Molineux on Monday night.

Wolves will be without Jonny and Marcal in defence, while Conor Coady was forced to withdraw from England duty during the international break. The hosts also have doubts over midfielder Leander Dendoncker and full-back Rayan Ait-Nouri, leaving their backline vulnerable ahead of this clash.

  • Southampton have scored in 20 of their last 22 away league games
  • Wolves conceded to all but one of the top 11 Premier League sides last season
  • The hosts have found the net in 22 of their last 25 home Premier League matches
  • The last three clashes between these two have seen BTTS land

Southampton hold a 15-14 advantage over Wolves across the 40 matches played between these sides. There have been 11 matches draws.
Wolves won the last encounter 3-2 in January as Jan Bednarek and Shane Long put Saints 2-0 up before Wolves’ stunning comeback through Pedro Neto and a Raul Jimenez brace.

over 1.5 goals, over 7.5 corners and over 2.5 cards
odds is 3.15
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Of the 10 league games Wolves has won at home, they scored first 9 times. Of the 6 away games Southampton has lost, they conceded first 4 times.

Leeds v Wolves betting tips and picks

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Leeds have lost their last three league games against Wolves but given their current form, and taking into consideration the fact they haven’t met since March 2018, that could count for little here.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s Wolves have not started the campaign well. They have six points from 12 possible and suffered two losses already. Wolverhampton Wanderers took six points from 12 possible to start the term.

  • Leeds have lost three of their last four home league games against Wolves (W1) – more than they had in their previous 23 against them at Elland Road (W17 D4 L2).
  • Wolves have won their last three league meetings with Leeds – they last won four in a row against them between February 1958-April 1960 (a run of five).
  • This is just the second Premier League campaign in which Leeds and Wolves are facing off, after both being relegated in 2003-04. The home side won both meetings that season (Wolves 3-1, Leeds 4-1).
  • After losing their first game at Liverpool on their return to the Premier League, Leeds are now without defeat in their last three (W2 D1), remaining unbeaten at Elland Road so far this season (W1 D1).
  • Wolves have won just two of their nine Premier League games played on a Monday (D2 L5), beating Crystal Palace 2-0 in July and Sheffield United 2-0 in September of this year.
  • Wolves have lost just one of their last 10 Premier League games against promoted sides (W7 D2), with that defeat coming in Yorkshire at Sheffield United last season (0-1).
  • Leeds have faced more shots than any other side in the Premier League so far this season (73). This could be, in part, down to the fact that the Whites have had more high turnovers against them (open play sequences that begin 40m or less from goal) than any other side in the competition this term (30).
  • Leeds’ Patrick Bamford has had a hand in four goals in his four league starts against Wolves (3 goals, 1 assist), last facing them with Middlesbrough in March 2018 (scored in a 1-2 defeat).
Over 1.5 goals, over 7.5 corners and over 2.5 cards
odd is 2.20
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Patrick Bamford – Scored in each of Leeds’ first three league wins and will want to get straight back to that goalscoring form now.

Raul Jimenez – Scored in the win against Sheffield United and added another against Manchester City despite the defeat.

Wolves v Leicester free picks for first match on round 26!

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On Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton Wanderers open the round 26 with Leicester. Wolves is on 9th place with 35 point and just one win in last 5 games. Leicester is on podium 3th place with 49 point and i think that one thing is clear, The Foxs will be in Champions League next season.
Wolves: 25 matches – 8 wins – 11 draws – 6 losses – 35 points.
Leicester: 25 matches – 15 matches – 4 draws – 6 losses – 49 points.

There have been over 2.5 goals scored in Leicester’s last 8 Premier League matches. Wolves are unbeaten in 10 of their last 11 home matches against Leicester in all competitions.
Teams Wolverhampton Wanderers and Leicester played so far 20 matches. Wolverhampton Wanderers won 6 direct matches. Leicester won 5 matches. 9 matches ended in a draw. On average in direct matches both teams scored a 2.30 goals per Match.

The draw at Old Trafford ended a run of nine league games without a clean sheet in the Premier League for the team from the Midlands.
Wolves’ recent home record in the top-flight is not exactly convincing either, as Nuno Espirito Santo’s team has won just four of their last 13 league matches on home soil. In fact, they have won just once in their last four Premier League matches at Molineux.
If matches ended at half time, Wolves would be bottom of the Premier League with just nine of their total of 35 goals coming in the opening 45 minutes.

Leicester have a strong recent away record in the English top-flight, winning seven of their last nine matches on their travels. However, the Foxes suffered a 2-1 defeat at Burnley in their last away game.

Wolverhampton Wanderers drew their last Premier League match 0-0. Leicester City drew their’s 2-2.

Wolves v Leicester betting tips
Predictions:
Both teams to score – 1.80 – Bet HERE
Leicester or draw – 1.50

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Middlesbrough – Wolves tips and betting preview!

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On Friday, “Riverside Stadium” takes place Derby Round 39, Middlesbrough Receives Wolves Visit.

Middlesbrough is a team that no matter what the group has, has as its main goal the return to the first stage of football in England. “White-red” gave a good replica in this season, where they managed to reach the 6th place with 62 points so far, and if things are at least the same, they will play in the playoffs. In the previous round, it managed to take advantage of Traore’s goal, which brought a point after that 1-1 with Brentford, another decent team of the English second championship.

Wolves does not need any other comments, she is the team that went great in this championship and even if she does not have the best lot, she leads the Championship of good rounds. “Wolves” managed to score two wins in the last two stages, 3-0 with Reading and 3-1 with Burton, but each time they played on their own field, which allowed them to stay first , with 82 points and most likely is one of the two teams already with one foot in the Premier League.

Diogo Jota could be out for another two weeks due to an ankle injury. However, Wolves still have an impressive front trio of Ivan Cavaleiro, Helder Costa and Benik Afobe, with the latter bagging four goals in his last four.

Players unavailable:
Middlesbrough: Gestede
Wolves: Ikeme

Betting verdict: under 2.5 goals odd is 1.60 – Place yours bets now HERE – 100% free risk

Total picks: 16
Won picks: 8
Lost picks: 7
Awaiting results: 1