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Wolves vs Fulham Betting Tips - Away Win Predicted in the Premier League

  • Wolves have lost 24 EPL matches this season
  • Fulham can keep their European hopes alive with a win
  • A Premier League away victory is the best bet
Alex WaiteWritten by Alex Waite
Football Writer10+ Years Of Experience, Football Betting Analyst
Updated: May 15, 2026
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Fulham have won their last 2 games against Wolves (Getty)


Wolves vs Fulham Preview


Wolves’ form has tailed off late in the 2025/26 campaign after a long winless run. Fulham are a decent side and can comfortably beat the Old Gold in the Premier League.

Key Stats - Wolves Lose a Lot


  • Wolves have lost 4 of their last 5 matches.
  • Wolves have lost their last 2 games against Fulham. 

2025/26 Premier LeagueWolvesFulham
Current Position20th11th
Wins314
Draws96
Losses2416
Goals Scored (pg)25 (0.69)44 (1.22)
Goals Conceded (pg)66 (1.83)50 (1.39)

H2H - Consecutive Fulham Wins


Wolves have a 47-29 advantage against Fulham, alongside 25 draws. 

Wolves Ending the EPL Season on a Low


Wolves have lost 24 of their 36 Premier League matches this season and conceded a league high of 66 goals. Wanderers are winless in their previous seven matches in all competitions, including five defeats. 

The Midlands side lost three games in a row against West Ham 4-0, Leeds 3-0 and Tottenham 1-0. Wolves were outplayed in those three losses and had 0.71 XG or less in each game. 

Rob Edwards’ team ended that losing streak with a 1-1 comeback draw at home against 10-man Sunderland. 

Wanderers were comfortably beaten 3-0 away at Brighton last time out. Wolves had 0.42 XG, conceded two goals in the opening five minutes and let in a late third. 

Fulham Still Have European Hopes


Marco Silva’s Fulham are 11th in the Premier League table and have an outside chance of climbing into the top seven. The Londoners are five points behind Brighton, who occupy the Conference League qualification spot. 

Fulham are unbeaten in six of their last 10 Premier League matches. Their most recent win came at home against Aston Villa 1-0, which was followed by a 3-0 loss against league leaders Arsenal. 

Silva’s side also lost 1-0 at home against Bournemouth. The Cottagers had 1.24-0.73 XG, 60% possession and conceded a 53rd-minute winner.

Predicted Starting Lineups & Team News


Wolves (3-4-2-1): Dan Bentley; Yerson Mosquera, Santiago Bueno, Toti, Pedro Lima; Joao Gomes, Andre, Hugo Bueno; Adam Armstrong, Mateus Mane; Hwang Hee-Chan

Attacking duo Leon Chiwome and Enso Gonzalez are injured and won’t feature. Goalkeeper Sam Johnstone is also unavailable with a shoulder issue. 

Fulham (4-2-3-1): Bernd Leno; Timothy Castagne, Issa Diop, Calvin Bassey, Antonee Robinson; Sasa Lukic, Tom Cairney; Harry Wilson, Emile Smith Rowe, Osca Bobb; Raul Jimenez

Centre-back Joachim Andersen is suspended and unavailable. Defender Ryan Sessegnon is ruled out with a thigh issue.

Alex Iwobi is available for the Wolves clash following a hamstring injury. Marco Silva confirmed the midfielder’s availability in his pre-match press conference and said, “Alex is back in contention for the game. 

“Last week, he had some training sessions with us. This week, throughout the week, he’s been working with us. It’s been a good week for him.”
Alex Waite

Alex Waite

Football Writer10+ Years Of Experience, Football Betting Analyst

Alex was born in London and studied at Swansea University in Wales. He used to work as a teacher in London but changed a few years ago to work as a full-time sports writer. Mostly enjoys watching and writing about football, cricket, golf, rugby and tennis.
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