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Prediction and tips Wolverhampton Wanderers FC – Tottenham Hotspur 25.04.2026

Wolverhampton Wanderers host Tottenham Hotspur at the Molineux Stadium on Saturday 25 April 2026 at 3pm for a crucial Premier League fixture on Matchday 34. Both teams find themselves in precarious positions near the bottom of the table, with Wolves languishing in 20th place with 17 points, while Spurs occupy 18th position with 31 points. This six-point relegation match promises to be a closely contested affair as both teams desperately seek points to improve their league position.

Our betting prediction for Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Tottenham Hotspur

Our main betting tip for this match is an away win for Tottenham Hotspur (Tip 2) at odds of 1.74 with 1 win. Despite their disappointing league position, Spurs possess superior quality and have shown better form away from home this season with five wins, five draws and six defeats on the road. Wolverhampton’s home record of three wins, three draws and ten defeats highlights their difficulties at Molineux, leaving them vulnerable to visiting teams.

Our secondary prediction focuses on the “Both teams will score” market, where we recommend betting on “Yes” at odds of 1.70 with Paripesa. Both teams have shown defensive weaknesses throughout the campaign: Wolves conceded 61 goals in 33 games and Tottenham conceded 53 goals. The offensive threat of both teams, combined with their defensive weaknesses, suggests that goals are likely to occur at both ends.

Wolverhampton Wanderers form analysis

Wolverhampton Wanderers comes into this match in a desperate situation, occupying the last position in the Premier League with just 17 points in 33 games. Their recent 3-0 defeat to Leeds United epitomizes their current problems, extending a worrying pattern of inconsistent performances that has plagued them throughout the campaign. Rob Edwards’ side have managed just three wins all season, complemented by eight draws and a staggering 22 defeats that have left them firmly entrenched in relegation territory.

The statistical breakdown reveals the extent of the Wolves’ struggles this season. Their goal difference of -37 (24 scored, 61 conceded) represents one of the worst defensive records in the division, highlighting fundamental problems at the back that Edwards has not been able to solve. At Molineux, their strength has become a problem, with only three wins in 16 home games, accompanied by three draws and ten defeats. This poor home form will be particularly worrying ahead of hosting Tottenham, as teams often rely on their home advantage during crucial matches.

An examination of their recent form in their last five Premier League games reveals a mixed picture with two wins, one draw and two losses. However, if all competitions are considered, their form deteriorates further: just one win, one draw and three defeats in their last five matches. Edwards, known for his pragmatic approach and emphasis on defensive organisation, faces the monumental task of galvanizing a team that appears to lack confidence and cohesion. The Welsh manager’s tactical acumen will be severely tested as he attempts to devise a strategy capable of troubling a Tottenham side who, despite their own difficulties, possess significantly greater individual quality throughout their squad.

Current situation of Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur’s campaign has been equally disappointing, although their 18th place with 31 points suggests they have slightly better prospects than their hosts. The appointment of Roberto De Zerbi has yet to produce the desired transformation, with Spurs recording seven wins, ten draws and sixteen defeats in their 33 Premier League games. In their most recent outing they managed a 2-2 draw against Brighton & Hove Albion at home, demonstrating both their offensive capabilities and defensive vulnerabilities in equal measure.

The north London club’s goal difference of -11 (42 scored, 53 conceded) indicates a more balanced approach compared to Wolverhampton, although their defensive solidity remains questionable. Away from home, Tottenham have shown reasonable resilience with five wins, five draws and six defeats, suggesting they travel better than many teams in similar league positions. This way of playing away from home could prove crucial at Molineux, where they will face a desperate Wolves team fighting for survival.

De Zerbi’s recent form with Spurs tells a worrying story, particularly in the Premier League competition, where they have failed to win any of their last five games, recording two draws and three defeats. Across all competitions, their form is improving slightly with one win, two draws and two defeats in their previous five fixtures. The Italian tactician, known for his possession-based philosophy and attacking intent, inherited a team lacking confidence and direction. Their implementation of a more progressive style of play has shown flashes of promise, but consistency remains elusive. De Zerbi’s challenge lies in finding the right balance between his preferred expansive approach and the pragmatic needs of a team fighting relegation, particularly when facing opponents who are likely to adopt a more direct physical approach.

Last direct meetings

The most recent meeting between these teams ended in a 1-1 draw, reflecting the competitive nature of this matchup despite both teams’ current struggles. Examining the head-to-head history of their last five fixtures in all competitions reveals an interesting pattern, with Wolverhampton Wanderers holding a slight advantage with three wins compared to Tottenham’s zero wins, as well as two draws. This historic dominance suggests that Wolves have traditionally played well against Spurs, potentially due to their more physical and direct approach neutralizing Tottenham’s technical advantages.

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