Wolves are the outsider for the Championship fixture, with a 44% winning probability from the odds bookmakers offered on this match. Bristol City are the home team and Wolves the away team at Ashton Gate Stadium in round 14.
Current Form - Bristol City
Bristol City are 14th on 18 points after 13 matches, with a five-win, three-draw, five-loss record and a 15-17 goal record. Their last league match was a 3-2 win away at Bolton. Across their last five matches, they have won one, drawn two and lost two; they scored 0.8 goals per match and conceded 1.0, compared with 1.2 and 1.3 respectively across the season. Their expected goals figure is 1.47, against a league average of 1.45, while their expected goals conceded figure is 1.32 against 1.45.
Current Form - Wolves
Wolves sit third with 24 points from 13 matches, recording seven wins, three draws and three losses with a 23-16 goal record. Their last league match was a 3-0 home win against Cardiff. Their five-match record is three wins, one draw and one loss, with 1.6 goals scored per match and 1.0 conceded; over the season, those figures are 1.8 and 1.2. Wolves’ expected goals stands at 1.75, compared with the league average of 1.45, while their expected goals conceded figure is 0.92 against 1.45.
Head-to-Head Record
Both teams scored in all of their last five meetings. Bristol City won one, drew one and lost three in their last five meetings. Wolves won the most recent meeting 2-1 at Bristol City, with Bristol City at home; the two teams meet for the first time since December 2017.
Key Players to Watch and Missing Players
For Bristol City, defender Rio Cardines has six assists. Midfielder Scott Twine has four goals in 10 matches, including two goals in his last five matches, while forward Dominic Ballard has four goals. Robert Dickie is a doubt for this match with a knee injury.
Wolves’ leading scorer is midfielder Fernando Lopez, who has six goals and three assists in 12 matches, with two goals in his last five matches. Forward Adam Armstrong has three goals in 11 matches, while defender Kieran Trippier has one assist in seven matches. Nasser Djiga is a doubt for this match with a groin injury.
Key Numbers
↔️ Total shots: Bristol City 13.6 per match vs Wolves 16.5 per match
Bristol City
➕ Shots on target conceded: 2.8 per match (best in the league, league average 4.3)
➖ Through passes: 0.3 per match (2nd worst, league average 0.8)
Wolves
➕ Big chance conversion: 50% (best in the league, league average 35%)
➕ Expected goals conceded (xGA): 0.92 per match (best in the league, league average 1.45)
➖ Shot accuracy: 25% (2nd worst, league average 32%)
Match Notes
Joe Williams of Bristol City has received three yellow cards across six appearances in the last 10 matches.
Betting Insights
The over 2.5 goals market carries a 51% probability, while the probability for both teams to score is 55%.
Goals implied by the odds: 2.7
These figures come from the odds bookmakers offered on this match, read the day before kickoff.
This content was generated using AI.
