Norwich City v/s Wolverhampton Wanderers: Who Will Win?

Norwich City v/s Wolverhampton Wanderers: Who Will Win?

It’s time for another match! This Saturday, Norwich City will be playing Wolverhampton Wanderers. A win would be a huge gain in the standings for either of these teams as they push to make it into Europe or to stay out of the relegation zone. Will we see a victory for our Wolves this week? Or will we see another victory for Norwich? We may not know until Saturday, but here’s some information on these two teams and their last few matches and performances.

Norwich City

Norwich City has been performing extremely well this season, fighting for a spot in the playoffs or even a spot in Europe. They have been performing well against the Wolves in the last few weeks, but their last match ended with a draw.

Wolves have been playing poorly lately and have been struggling to win games. They have only won one match in the last four weeks.

The last few matches between these two teams have been very close, with Norwich City winning three out of four of those games. It’ll be a close one, but we’re expecting Norwich City to take the victory this Saturday!

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolverhampton Wanderers come into this match after a 1-0 victory against Brentford. Although they won, the Wolves were not as dominant as usual.

Norwich City, on the other hand, had a 1-1 draw against West Bromwich Albion. Norwich has been looking more and more like a team fighting to stay out of the relegation zone and their performance against West Brom was indicative of that.

Based on these last few matches and performances, we can see that Wolverhampton Wanderers will be the victors in this Saturday’s match.

Last three matches

Norwich City have been doing well lately. They have been making a push to get into Europe and they’ve been able to hold their ground against the teams that they’ve played. This Saturday, they will be playing Wolverhampton Wanderers and we don’t know how it will end up.

Norwich City last three matches:

-Norwich City 4-0 Ipswich Town (October 30, 2018)

-Crystal Palace 1-4 Norwich City (October 27, 2018)

-Norwich City 4-0 Ipswich Town (October 30, 2018)

Wolverhampton Wanderers last three matches:

-Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 Sheffield Wednesday (November 1, 2018)

-Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 Sheffield Wednesday (November 1, 2018)

-Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 Sheffield Wednesday (November 1, 2018)

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Last match performance

In their last match, Norwich City played against Reading and won 2-1. They were on the winning side of a close match that took a last minute goal to decide.

Norwich had a strong first half, but Reading had more opportunities after the break.

Wolverhampton Wanderers last match had a different winner. They lost to Burnley 1-0. Wolverhampton had a lot of possession, but Burnley’s defense was strong and they only conceded one goal.

In the last five matches, Norwich has won 3 times and drawn once, so they have been having a good run recently. Wolverhampton Wanderers have been on a mixed streak with 2 wins, 2 losses and 1 draw in their last five games.

In the last few matches, you can see that both teams have been up and down. It’s hard to predict who will win this time around. However, if you’re a betting person, you may want to put your money on Wolverhampton Wanderers as they have been doing better in the last few weeks.

Match Prediction

In the last few weeks, Norwich City has been undefeated. They’ve scored 8 goals and conceded just 3. In comparison, Wolverhampton Wanderers have been a bit more mixed. They have been undefeated in their last three games but have been losing by a score of 3-0. I’d have to say that the Wolves will be the winners this match, but it’s up to you who you think will take the win.

Conclusion

Who do you think will win this week’s match? Let me know in the comments below.