On the 5th of March, in this week 28 match, Wolverhampton Wanderers will host Crystal Palace at Molineux Stadium in a meeting of these two Premier League teams. Weather on match day is looking like a cloudy and cold day, with daytime temperatures of only 4 degrees, so hopefuly the match makes up for the weather. 8th placed Wolverhampton Wanderers is fresh off their 0-1 loss against West Ham United. Tomáš Souček struck first for West Ham United in the 59th minute, and that was all the excitement the two teams could muster In the end, Wolverhampton Wanderers was frustrated by West Ham United’s defence and couldn’t put any tallies on the board. West Ham United ended the match with the shutout victory. With 19 points in their last 10 matches Wolverhampton Wanderers should be reasonably happy with their performance, while 11th placed Crystal Palace is fresh off their 2-1 win against Stoke City. Cheikhou Kouyaté scored the first goal for Crystal Palace in the 53rd minute, but Josh Tymon got the equalizer for Stoke City in the 58th minute. Crystal Palace is looking for direction having 4 win and 2 losses in their last 10 matches.
Crystal Palace and Wolverhampton Wanderers last played eachother at the Selhurst Park on the 6th of November. Crystal Palace was victorious by a score of 2 to 0. Wilfried Zaha struck first for Crystal Palace in the 61st minute on a feed from James McArthur, then Conor Gallagher added another in the 78th minute At the end of 90 a dissapointed Wolverhampton Wanderers couldn’t manage to score, and Crystal Palace took the shutout win.
Crystal Palace’s top weapon lately has been Wilfried Zaha, who has 2 goals in the last 5 matches. Leander Dendoncker and Raúl Jiménez are the top scorers for Wolverhampton Wanderers in the last five matches, but unfortunately they only have one goal.
Wolverhampton Wanderers will be without Willy Boly, Pedro Neto and Yerson Mosquera, while Joel Ward, Guaita and Nathan Ferguson are unavailable to play for Crystal Palace.