Birmingham vs Wolves Preview
Birmingham are BTTS regulars at St Andrew’s and Wolves have seen the most goals in the 2026/27 Championship. Another high-scoring clash is expected on Sunday.
Key Stats - High-Scoring Sides
- Birmingham have seen BTTS in their last 7 home games.
- Birmingham have seen over 3.5 goals in 4 of their last 5 home matches.
- Wolves have see over 4.5 goals in 2 consecutive games.
H2H
Wolves have a 67-41 advantage against Birmingham, alongside 33 draws.
Birmingham Are BTTS Specialists
Birmingham have seen 27 total goals in their last seven home matches, scoring 13 and conceding 14.
The Blues have seen BTTS in their last four games in all competitions, starting with a 2-2 home draw against Bristol City. A heavy 6-1 home defeat against Brentford and a 2-1 victory and Wrexham followed.
Chris Davies’ side played out a 1-1 draw against Southampton at St Andrew’s on Tuesday. August Priske scored in the second half to cancel out Southampton’s opener and Birmingham had 16 shots.
Wolves Wide Open in 2026/27
Cesar Peixoto’s Wolves have seen more goals than any other Championship side this season. The Old Gold have scored 11 and conceded eight in four games.
Wanderers were on a three-match winning streak in all competitions, scoring nine goals. Wolves beat Preston 3-1, Sheffield Wednesday 2-0 and Stoke 4-1.
That run ended with a 4-2 away defeat against West Ham. Marshall Munetsi’s strike and a West Ham own goal were consolations as Wolves allowed 2.05 XG and conceded twice in each half.
Predicted Starting Lineups & Team News
Birmingham (4-2-3-1): James Beadle; Bright Osayi-Samuel, Phil Neumann, Christoph Klarer, Alex Cochrane; Tomoki Iwata, Jhon Solis Romero; Patrick Roberts, Jay Stansfield, Carlos Vicente; August Priske
Defenders Lee Buchanan and Taylor Gardner-Hickman are out with long-term injuries. Midfielder Marc Leonard is also unavailable due to an ACL injury.
Forward Liam Millar is available after joining Birmingham on Tuesday. Chris Davies was hopeful his new player could provide key attacking qualities this season and said:
“I love his energy, his pace, he can break quickly but he’s got good quality. He can score a goal.”
Wolves (4-2-3-1): Jose Sa; Jackson Tchatchoua, Nasser Djiga, Toti, Hugo Bueno; Andre, Marshall Munetsi; Rodrigo Gomes, Fernando Lopez, Mateus Mane; Raul Jimenez
Full-back Kieran Trippier, forward Rafiki Said and midfield duo Yerson Mosquera and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde are ruled out.