Wolves vs Leicester Betting Tips
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Wolves vs Leicester Predictions
Wolves have drawn 11 of their 25 league games so far this season – only Arsenal have drawn more. Eight of their 11 draws have ended with a 1-1 scoreline. The last time Wolves and Leicester met, they drew 0-0 in the opening weekend of the season. Jamie Vardy’s 17 goals is the highest in the Premier League, Raul Jimenez is joint eight with 11.Who will win Wolves vs Leicester? Draw @ 9/4
These two sides couldn’t be separated in their reverse fixture. There’s no questions that Leicester have had the more successful campaign since then but the Foxes have faltered of late. Leicester have lost four of their last eight league games, conceding at least once in seven of those. It’s a far cry from their early season form which saw Brendan Rodgers’ side record eight consecutive victories, amassing five clean sheets in the process. Wolves too had a fruitful period, going eleven games without defeat. Since then, it’s four defeats in nine. Both Leicester and Wolves drew their last league game, picking up a single point against Chelsea and Manchester United respectively. There’s not much between these two. Correct Score Prediction – 11/1 @ 5/1 Leicester’s previously resilient defence no longer look capable of a shutout. They have conceded in nine of their last ten league games, their only shut out coming against goal-shy Newcastle. What’s more Wolves have found the net in all but three league games this season. Wolves’ defensive returns have left much to be desired though. They have kept just two clean sheets since the start of December. Their only two home clean sheets have come against two of the current bottom three. Bet on Raul Jiminez for an anytime goalscorer @ 17/10 The Mexican international has notched 11 league goals so far this season and is by far Wolves’ biggest goal threat. Jimenez has three goals in his last three Premier League games and has the advantage of penalty duties to supplement his threat from open play. Adama Traore has assisted the forward on multiple occasions this season and should be fit to play a part in the encounter, further boosting Jimenez’ goalscoring prospects. Leicester’s poor defensive record of late suggests that the Foxes will be unable to prevent another breach of their defence away at Wolves.How to get a £20 risk-free sign-up offer at Paddy Power:
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