Tottenham vs Wolves Preview: Odds, Tips and Prediction

Prior to his UEFA Champions League debut, earning a 1-0 victory over Villarreal in London, Tottenham were flying in the Premier League under the tutelage of manager Thomas Frank.

The Lilywhites claimed maximum points against Burnley (3-0), before toppling Manchester City (0-2), against the odds away at the Etihad Stadium, thanks to goals by Brennan Johnson and Joao Palhinha, taking advantage of goalkeeper James Trafford’s misplaced pass.

In their next Premier League outing, Frank tasted his first defeat as Tottenham manager, going down 1-0 to Bournemouth. Evanilson made a brilliantly timed run into the box, showcasing his cool finishing, becoming the first player to unlock Spurs’ defence this season.

During a hard-fought London derby against West Ham United, Tottenham struggled to break down the Hammers in the first half. Coming to the forefront in the second half with goals by Pape Matar Sarr, Lucas Bergvall and Micky van de Ven, leaving the London Stadium with maximum points.

Last weekend, Tottenham were pinned back for the first time this season after going down 2-0 against Brighton in the first 30 minutes. Spurs showed character to pull themselves back into the contest with two goals of their own, although it wasn’t enough at the final whistle.
Tottenham had to settle for a share of the spoils following a dominant second-half showing away at the Amex Stadium. Despite setbacks, Tottenham’s character and attacking promise remain evident; a strong response against an out-of-sorts Wolves could reignite their top-four ambitions.

Midway through last season, Wolves found themselves languishing in the relegation zone, tallying a mere 12 points after 17 matches, which forced newly-appointed Sports Director Domenico Teti to make his first crucial decision by replacing manager Gary O'Neil with Vitor Pereira.
Upon arrival, Pereira claimed a 3-0 win away at Leicester City and a 2-0 victory over Manchester United at the Molineux Stadium to catapult Wolves out of the relegation zone.

Eventually collecting 30 points from 21 games at the helm to finish above Tottenham on the 2024/25 Premier League standings. Despite the worst possible start to the current campaign, the team has been unable to collect a single point in the Premier League following five straight defeats.
Wolves have shown faith in manager Pereira, declaring a new three-year contract extension with Chairman Jeff Shi asserting, "Now is a time for stability. Vitor needs time to work with the squad, to build chemistry with new players, and we will do everything to support him and his staff."
Wolves endured a four-match winless spell during pre-season games against Stoke City (1-1), Lens (1-3), Girona (2-1), and Celta Vigo (0-1). Officially beginning their Premier League season with a loss at home to title-challenging Manchester City (0-4).

A more convincing performance against Bournemouth (1-0), carelessly conceding to Marcus Tavernier within the first five minutes, Wolves found themselves on the back foot from the onset.

Five minutes into the second half, defender Toti Gomes was shown a red card, compounding problems, leading to Wolves leaving the Vitality Stadium empty-handed.

Wolves came from behind to earn a 3-2 victory over West Ham United in the EFL Cup, courtesy of striker Jorgen Strand Larsen scoring twice in the final 10 minutes.

However, three consecutive Premier League defeats to Everton (2-3), Newcastle United (1-0), and Leeds United (1-3) need to be urgently addressed.

Wolves could go winless in eight matches, seeing as Arsenal and Manchester United are on the horizon following this clash with Tottenham.