Wolves vs West Ham United Matchday Stats Preview

Wolves have won four of their seven Premier League home games against West Ham (D1 L2), with these wins coming in their last five such meetings. Only against Chelsea (5) and Fulham (6) have they won more at Molineux in the competition.

West Ham have won five of their last seven Premier League games against Wolves (L2), though both defeats in this run have come in their last two visits to Molineux.

Wolverhampton Wanderers have won six of their last nine home Premier League matches (D1 L2), including their last two at Molineux. They last won more consecutively at home in April and May last season (four in a row).

West Ham United’s last 20 away Premier League matches have seen at least two goals scored, with 75 scored in total (32 for, 43 against). Last time out on the road, they lost 4-3 to Newcastle despite leading 3-1, their first away Premier League loss when 2+ goals ahead since May 2011 at Wigan Athletic.

Since winning their final three Premier League games in 2023, West Ham United have won just two of 12 matches in 2024 (D6 L4). Indeed, no side has drawn more games this calendar year than the Hammers (6, level with Everton).

West Ham have scored three goals in each of their last two away Premier League matches, winning 3-1 at Everton and losing 4-3 to Newcastle. They haven’t scored 3+ goals in three away top-flight games in a row since September 1927.

Rayan Aït-Nouri has scored three goals in his last four appearances in all competitions for Wolverhampton Wanderers – only one fewer than he netted in his first 105 games for the club (4).

Wolves manager Gary O’Neil has lost all three of his Premier League matches against West Ham by an aggregate score of 9-0 (2-0 and 4-0 with Bournemouth last season, 3-0 with Wolves earlier this season). Only two managers have lost their first four against the Hammers – Sean Dyche (2014-17) and Ralph Hasenhüttl (2018-20).

West Ham’s Jarrod Bowen has been involved in 12 goals in his 14 away Premier League appearances this season (8 goals, 4 assists), the joint-most by a Hammers player in a single season in the competition, along with Dimitri Payet in 2015-16 (5 goals, 7 assists).

Pablo Sarabia has scored three goals and assisted four more in 10 Premier League appearances at Molineux this season for Wolves, averaging a goal or assist every 91 minutes. Sarabia didn’t score or assist in any of his seven home games last season.