Wolves' European Dreams Fading as Brighton Come Calling
Brighton’s midfield, led by the tireless Pascal Groß, will dictate terms against a Wolves side whose own engine room has sputtered for months. The Seagulls are unbeaten in their last five away Premier League games, a stark contrast to Wolves’ dismal home form which has seen them lose eight of their last ten at Molineux. They’ve only managed 23 goals all season, the lowest in the league.
Thing is, Brighton can score goals. They’ve netted 57 times this year. Wolves, conversely, look utterly devoid of ideas going forward, especially with Hwang Hee-chan’s finishing touch gone missing. I'm expecting a comfortable away win. Brighton 2-0 Wolves.
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