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A 91st-minute winner from Jan Vertonghen was mightily disappointing for Wolves last weekend at Molineux and they’ll be eager to get back to winning ways this time around.
They’ll take confidence in the performance though as it could be argued they were the better team overall.
Meanwhile, Norwich managed to hold Brendan Rodgers’ Leicester side to a 1-1 draw at the King Power, which given their woeful form on the road was nothing short of a miracle, as the Foxes went into that game as very short favourites to win the match.
However, the Canaries are still four games without a win and look short of ideas, not to mention they may be without star striker Teemu Pukki for this one after he played on with a broken toe at the weekend.
The Finnish international has already scored nine goals this season, which accounts for 50% of their output, and no doubt they’ll struggle at the sharp end should he be absent.
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Wolves To Beat Norwich
Across Europe and the Premier League combined, Wolves have only lost one of their 14 trips so far this term. Although they did only go on to win half of those, draws at Leicester, Palace, Newcastle, Arsenal, Braga and Brighton is hardly poor form.
Further, seven of Wolves’ nine league stalemates this term have come after playing a midweek fixture either in Europe or in domestic cup action, whereas they’ve had a rare week off this time around.
By contrast, Daniel Farke’s charges are on a current run of four defeats from five winless matches at Carrow Road, losing to all of Villa, Man Utd, Watford and Sheffield Utd, as the three former defeats were all by at least two clear strikes.
In fact, the only victory Norwich have enjoyed in 12 matches now dating back to late September across all venues came against Marco Silva’s Everton side, as they lost eight of them, so this looks a good opportunity for Wolves to maintain the pressure on the sides above them in the league.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Red Devils were a shorter price in the outright when visiting this stadium back in October than Wolves are here.
Seeing as United had lost two of their previous four winless fixtures going into that one, as well as five of eight winless trips, we’re a little surprised to see Nuno Espirito Santo’s men at a larger price.
The visitors should be fresh without a midweek excursion and they’ll likely be very dangerous and full of energy and have too much for this limited Norwich side.
Wolves To Beat Norwich At 19/20
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