Both teams have a chance to score. Wolves should be able to hold off the challenge from Bristol City at Ashton Gate. After a very good run of performances, Wolves currently sit 3rd in the table. In their last 4 games, Wolves have earned 9 points (including a 3-0 win over Cardiff City), whereas Bristol City required a late goal to earn a 3-2 victory over Bolton.

Wolves have the upper hand overall, siting 3rd in the table with 24 points (from 13 games), whereas Bristol City have 18. Wolves also boast the highest number of total league goals, with 23, and Fer Lopez being the top goal-scorer for them with 6 goals so far from an xG of 4.09 according to Opta stats.

The latest team news is another positive for visiting Wolves. Nasser Djiga, Bertrand Traore & Boubacar Traore have all returned to training; however, Jordan James is unlikely to be fit enough for selection. Bristol City may still miss out on both Gibson Yan and Noah Elie and also continue to monitor the fitness of Lorent Tolaj who has returned to training but continues to cause concerns over his fitness levels.

Bristol City will show that they can’t be written off after their last-gasp victory at Bolton. However, there will also be questions raised about their form after their last couple of defeats at home to Blackburn Rovers and Sheffield United. Meanwhile, Wolves have won their last two games and appear to be best placed to get a result from this encounter.