Wolverhampton Wanderers drew 1-1 on the road in their last match, with only 1 win in their past 7 league matches, and their performance has not improved significantly. The latest news from the team this week is that Lopetegui, who previously rejected Wolves, has agreed to coach Wolves afterward, which means that the team's current interim manager Steve Davis won't have a few more matches to bring. Wolves also have a game against in the middle of next week, and this round of the league will be more or less affected. As for the lineup, scorer Diego Costa is suspended with red, and striker Raul Simen and wingers Neto and center Karadzic are all injured, so there is nothing much the interim manager can do on the offensive side, but only to catch the defense.
Brighton's last big win, De Zerbi finally led his team to open up the attacking vein, with debutants Toma San and Trossard both having a good performance. As we mentioned before, De Zerbib's team never lacks of attacking chances, but the attacking efficiency is not high. Now that they have found a way to break through, it is undoubtedly good for the team to continue to open their goal scoring account. In terms of squad, Brighton is also significantly more tidy than Wolves.
