At 3:00 Beijing time on April 9, the 31st round of the Premier League, Fulham welcomed Wolves, who have not been in good form recently, at home.
For Fulham, this is the team's return to the top flight after a season after a season of relegation in the Premier League. In fact, today's Fulham is a "no-bad money" team. But the team is currently only 18th in the league after 31 league rounds; with the arrival of three consecutive league defeats, Fulham has a three-point gap with the league relegation zone.
If Fulham cannot end the losing streak in the next game, then after the last seven rounds of the Premier League, Fulham will once again accept the fate of relegation. The main reason why I think Fulham will be passive is that their next schedule is more difficult to play, and the remaining league rounds will be away to Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United, three teams competing for the top four. In this case, if Fulham can't beat Wolves this time, the team's relegation seems to be quite slim.
Let's look at Wolves, Portugal manager Nuno has been stuck in the embarrassing performance of five consecutive league games without a win. In the opening match of the international match day return last weekend, Wolves welcomed Jesse Lingard's West Ham United at home. Wolves apparently did not take into account that as many as 10 of their own players were affected by the physical fitness of the national team competition. This led to the team trailing 3-0 in the first half.
Although Wolves scored two goals in a row in later matches, they eventually lost 2-3 at home. Next, Nuno's Wolves will play the next four relegation teams against Sheffield United, Burnley, West Brom and Brighton. Although Wolves currently hold 35 points, they are still nine points away from the relegation zone. But if Wolves are a little careless, they will also fall into the abyss of the relegation zone. I don't think Wolves can take it lightly in this game either.
After a brief introduction to the fundamental data, I will first pay attention to the trend of the market index for this Premier League match. First of all, in terms of Macau institutions, they are currently giving home team Fulham a super high of 0.25 at 1.10. Compared to the initial stage, Fulham started at a super low of 0.77, I think the change in Macau during the early betting period can be described as quite large.
For the game, this change seems to be very obvious to the direction of the adjustment of the institution. I will refer to the sub-index data of other mainstream institutions. For now, the major mainstream institutions are now maintaining the home team's high level of 0.25 under the betting, and Macau are maintaining the home team above 1.10. This also means that the away team Wolves are currently under the concession and are at an ultra-low level. Looking back at the initial stage, the major institutions also have some differences of opinion. In most institutions with a high of 0.25 for the home team, and with some institutions like Macau, the home team started with a draw at a low level; in my opinion, as a Premier League betting event, there is such a not uncommon betting position, I think the adjustment of the future market institutions seems to attract the intention of the outside world to bet on one side.
Returning to the current trend of the mandatory index, I can see that Wolves are far ahead of the home team Fulham in terms of the number of orders and the total number of transactions. At present, the flow of main funds is also obvious support for Wolves' intervention. However, I think the BL is currently in the earlier stage of betting, and it seems that there is no obvious downward trend in the european index odds of the winning european index.
One of the fundamentals I need to mention in this regard is that Wolves have a record of 8 wins, 4 draws and 1 loss against Fulham in all competitions in the past 13 games. But during the first meeting of the season, fulham was compromised by 0.75 on the away side of the Asian index data, and this campaign returned home to start with a high of 0.25, and I think the agency has enough affirmation for Fulham's relegation intentions in the initial market.
I think the fundamentals of this game, the tendency for the visiting Wolves is quite obvious. But I need to mention that the Asian Index was not fully prepared for the loss of the away team in the initial stage and the European Index. And in the must-have index, it has not yet entered the preliminary stage, so its data obviously does not have sufficient reference significance.
In summary, the recommended recommendation for this game: Fulham (0) score: 2:1, 1:1