Roy Hodgson Crystal Palace welcomes Nuno Espirito Santo’s Wolves to Selhurst Park for a mid table match for a promising clash between these two sides.
Crystal Palace manager, Roy Hodgson
Wolves and Crystal Palace currently sit on 13th and 14th positions respectively, with the both teams only having goals as differences between them.
While Wolves have had no win in their last five premier league games, Crystal Palace do have one win in their last five premier league games.
The both teams are quite adept at sitting deep and breaking on the counter and this match seems to be a match that would be and end to end match with both sides strutting it out for the three points.
Wolves still remain without Raul Jimenez who has been out since sustaining a head injury and without him, Wolves have lacked a focal point for their attack.
Wolves player, Adama Traore
But against Crystal Palace, Nuno would be hoping his attack would come good, with Adama Traore also struggling in front of goal.
Roy Hodgson would be hoping for an upturn in results today after losing the last two matches and the former England manager would be counting heavily on the magic of Wilfried Zaha.
It is a match that may not have much of goals, but with both sides feeling confident of winning, there will be mistakes and there will be victory. So one side must win.
