Wolves vs Newcastle United Premier League Match

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Seven of the 10 Premier League matches between Wolves and Newcastle have ended as draws, including each of the last three (all 1-1). 

Among fixtures to be played at least 10 times, this has seen the joint-highest percentage of games drawn, along with Stoke vs Wigan and Bournemouth vs Watford (all 70%).  Newcastle are unbeaten in their last six away league games against Wolves (W2 D4), since a 0-1 loss in Aprii 1993.  

Since a 0-0 draw in their first ever top-flight meeting at Wolves in December 1 898, Newcastle have kept only two clean sheets in their 37 such trips since (2-0 in March 1906 and 1-0 in May 1951), conceding 52 goals in 25 games since their most recent shutout.  

Both teams have scored in each of the 10 Premier League meetings between Wolves and Newcastle - it's the most played fixture in the competition in which neither side has kept a clean sheet.  Wolves have kept seven clean sheets in their last nine Premier League home games, losing both matches in which they've conceded in that run (W5 D2).  

Following their win at West Ham and draw with Tottenham, Newcastle are looking to remain unbeaten through their first three away games of a Premier League season for the first time since 2011-12 under Alan Pardew.  

Wolves‘ last eight wins in the Premier League have all been to nil, failing to win any of their last six league games in which they've conceded, since beating Spurs 3-2 in March (D1 L5).  Newcastle boss Steve Bruce is winless in his last seven away league matches against Wolves (D2 L5), since leading Birmingham to a 3-2 win there in April 2007 in the Championship.  

Since the start of last season, Wolves‘ Ratil Jimenez has scored  more winning goals in the Premier League than any other player (10), including the only goal in Wolves' victory at Leeds last time out.  Callum Wilson has scored in both of Newcastle‘s away Premier League games this season - no player has ever scored in each of the Magpies‘ first three games on the road in the competition before.