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Wolverhampton Wanderers FC vs Sunderland, English Premier League 2025-26, Today Match Prediction

Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton

Wolves and Sunderland Face Off in a High-Stakes Redemption Duel

  • The Wolves conceded a total of 62 goals this season.
  • Sunderland are averaging 1.1 goals per game this season.
  • Sunderland managed to keep a clean sheet in the last 4 head to head matches against the Wolves.

Sunderland FC to win (2-1)

Tournament: English Premier League 2025-26 | Venue: Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton

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After a disappointing defeat in their last outing at Molineux, Wolverhampton Wanderers will be eager to bounce back and end their three-game winless run when they host Sunderland in a 7:30 PM kickoff. 

The visitors, meanwhile, are also looking to respond after back-to-back losses, with their focus firmly on reviving momentum and keeping their hopes of European qualification alive.

Current Standings: Sunderland sit comfortably in 12th position with 46 points, while Wolves continue to languish at the bottom of the table with 17 points. 

Head to Head Record: Wolves hold an upperhand in this rivalry, winning four of their seven encounters and losing just once. 

Wolverhampton Wanderers FC Preview

With relegation now all but confirmed, Wolverhampton Wanderers appear to be fading as the season nears its end. 

Three straight defeats have wiped out the momentum they built earlier with impressive results against top-half sides like Liverpool and Aston Villa, along with draws against Arsenal and Brentford.

What’s more surprising is that their recent losses have come against lower-ranked teams, including two heavy defeats by a combined 7-0 margin. 

They did show some defensive resilience against Tottenham Hotspur last time out, only to concede late and fall short again. That result marked their 23rd defeat of the campaign, leaving them with just three wins and eight draws overall.

Stats that matter 

1. The Wolves have lost all their games against the promoted sides in the league this season.
2. Wolves’ 23 defeats is already the joint-most by any side in the 38-game Premier League history.
3. Wolverhampton have failed to score in 18 matches in the league this season, which is the third most in the league's history. 

Team News 

Sam Johnstone and Enso González are set to miss Saturday’s clash through injury, while Ladislav Krejčí remains a doubt and will be assessed closer to kick-off.

Wolverhampton Probable XI - Sá (GK); Doherty, Satiago Bueno, Toti Gomes, Lima, João Gomes, André, Hugo Bueno, Rodrigo Gomes, Mane, Arokodare. 

Sunderland Preview

For Sunderland, it’s been a respectable campaign overall, especially as a newly promoted side, collecting 46 points from 12 wins, 10 draws and 12 defeats. 

Their early home form at the Stadium of Light was a key strength, but recent weeks have told a different story, with four losses in their last five there.

The low point came last weekend in a crushing 5-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest—their heaviest of the season—following another game where they had already conceded four goals. 

Those back-to-back setbacks will concern manager Régis Le Bris, and if Sunderland are to keep their European qualification hopes alive, they’ll need a strong response against the league’s bottom side.

Stats that matter 

1. Four of the five goals scored  by Forest in the last game were conceded by Sunderland in the first 37 minutes of the game.
2. The Black Cats have lost only one of their last four away league games (W2 D1).
3. Sunderland have kept a clean sheet in their last two league games against the Wolves. 

Team News 

Sunderland head into the weekend with a longer injury list than Wolves, as Simon Moore, Bertrand Traore, Jocelin Ta Bi, Nilson Angulo and Romaine Mundle are all ruled out.

Sunderland Probable XI - Roefs (GK); Mukiele, Ballard, Alderete, Hume, Xhaka, Sadiki, Rigg, Diarra, Le Fee, Brobbey.  

Sunderland won the reverse fixture 2-0, and they may fancy their chances again here. Both sides have looked vulnerable defensively, so goals at both ends seem likely, but Sunderland arrive in the better scoring form and could edge it. Wolves will take confidence from their current unbeaten home run of seven games against the Black Cats, yet the visitors still look the likelier winners.

Meanwhile, the Bookmakers too favor the visitors, offering them odds of 2.25, compared to Wolves at 3, with a draw priced at 3.3. 

Sunderland FC to win (2-1)

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