Premier League: Wolves vs. West Ham Picks — Hammers to Bounce Back to Winning Ways? (Apr 1)

Two sides that sit just above the relegation places in the Premier League standings lock horns on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.

Wolves have moved nine points clear of the drop zone in recent weeks after picking up four points from their last two matches. A second straight win could theoretically secure their Premier League status for another season.

West Ham already look safe from the drop after winning nine of their 29 matches this season. In fact, a win on Tuesday could see them move up to as high as 14th in the Premier League standings.

Odds

Hammers Dominate H2H Record

West Ham boast an excellent record against Wolves, having won each of the last three meetings between the sides.

The Hammers were 2-1 winners in the reverse fixture in December, and they also won on their last trip to Molineux last April. Wolves have recorded just a single win in their last six Premier League matches against the Hammers.

Wolves vs. West Ham Key Stats

• Wolves have won back-to-back matches on the road for the first time since February 2024.
• Tomas Soucek scored his 17th away goal for Hammers in the recent draw against Everton; all efforts have either put West Ham ahead or drawn them level.

Wolves Team News

Matheus Cunha is suspended for Wolves this week. Enso Gonzalez and Yerson Mosquera are no nearer making their returns to action, with neither set to feature again in 2024-25.

Possible Lineup

J. Sa (GK); M. Doherty, T. Gomes, E. Agbadou, N. Semedo, J. Gomes, Andre, R. Ait-Nouri, M. Munetsi, J. Bellegarde, J. Strand Larsen

West Ham Team News

West Ham continue to have issues in the final third of the field, with Michail Antonio and Niclas Fullkrug ruled out due to injury. Crysencio Summerville could be fit enough to return to the bench.

Possible Lineup

A. Areola (GK); A. Wan-Bissaka, J. Todibo, K. Mavropanos, M. Kilman, Emerson, J. Ward-Prowse, T. Soucek, L. Paqueta, J. Bowen, E. Ferguson

Wolves vs. West Ham Picks

Wolves stuttered over the line against one of the worst Premier League teams in history in their latest outing. They appear incredibly short in the final third of the field without Cunha, and that could be a major issue for this clash with West Ham.

The fact that the Hammers have a fine record against Wolves can’t be overlooked, meaning that the value in the betting is with the traveling side.