Wolves vs. Leeds United Predictions: Two plays for Friday Night Football

Live on Sky Sports, Wolves host Leeds in this Friday night premier league clash at the Molineux Stadium. After 3 losses in a row, the hosts have now pulled off 2 consecutive victories over Watford and Everton keeping cleansheets in both the games.They currently sit 8th in the league table with 46 points and a late surge towards the European spots is not out of the question. As for the visitors, they finally took home all 3 points last weekend in a dramatic injury time win over relegation rivals Norwich after a run of 6 consecutive losses.

They’re currently sitting 16th in the league table, just 4pts above the relegation zone and every game from now till the end of the season will have to be treated like a final if they are to avoid getting pulled into a relegation fight. The head to head record is clearly dominated by Wolves, who have not lost in their last 6 consecutive meetings against Leeds and they will be looking to continue their fine record on Friday night.

An intriguing clash awaits us and as usual I have it covered for you with 2 of my best betting angles included in the preview below:

Team News:

Ki-Jana Hoever & Nelson Semedo are out for Wolves while Hwang Hee-Chan is doubtful.

Junior Firpo, Hjelde & Tyler Roberts are out for Leeds while Rodrigo is doubtful.

- Match result will be Wolves or Draw

- Under 4 goals in the match for both teams combined

- Over 0 corners in the match for Wolves

As mentioned in the introduction, Wolves dominate this fixture historically. They are unbeaten in their last 6 meetings against Wolves and now are on a run of 2 consecutive wins.

The visitors have one of the worst away records in the league, winning just 2 games on the road all season. They drew 1-1 in the first leg against Wolves and were beaten by Wolves 1-0 at the Molineux Stadium last season. The “Wolves or Draw + Under 4 goals” selection has won in these teams’ last 5 out of 6 selections and I expect the trend to continue.

Leeds have conceded a corner in 100% of their away games so adding a Wolves corner to bump up the odds to 4/5. This gives us a solid betbuilder and I am happy to stake 1pt on it as our main bet.

Roman Saiss has picked up the 2nd most yellow cards for Wolves with 5 bookings to his name. He was also booked in the reverse leg against Leeds and I can see him making a cynical foul on the counter to pick up another yellow card here.

For the second part of the double, Daniel Podence remains one of  the hosts’ most creative players with 37 chances created and an impressive 1.3 key passes per game. This has not resulted in a high assist count for him so far this season but I can see him getting an assist on Friday night against a Leeds back line that has conceded the most goals in the league so far this season (65).

Combining these 2 selections gives us a cracking longshot @ 18/1 and I am happy to stake a very small 0.25pt on that.

Best of luck if you follow these selections. Please always gamble responsibly