Wolves vs Newcastle Head to Head: Newcastle Lead Overall H2H Tally

Wolves will host Newcastle United in the Premier League at Molineux on 2^nd October.

Bruno Lage’s team registered their second win over Southampton at the St Mary’s Stadium and will be back at their fortress in a bid to get their Premier League campaign back on track.

Newcastle is yet to record a win in the Premier League this season and Steve Bruce’s future is hanging over a thread. The Toons have managed to give the relegation zone a slip due to their superior goal difference but any further mishap would definitely pile more misery on them.

Wolves’poor run of form at their home ground is a worry for their Portuguese manager. The Midland giants have failed to score a single goal at Molineux at the start of the season and even had to digest a bitter defeat at the hands of newly-promoted Brentford.

Raul Jimenez’s return to form could be a massive boost for Wolves who needs some inspiration in the attacking third to end their scoring woes.

Newcastle played two back to back 1-1 draws and will try to bank on Wolves’ disappointing home form. They had their chances in the last two games but couldn’t make it count for some poor finishing.

Wolves vs Newcastle Head to Head: Latest News

Newcastle’s off field problem to seems to have derailed their plans as the club has been marred in a takeover controversy with owner Mike Ashley has been trying to sell the club for the last few months.

Ashley has taken the Premier League to court as he felt the Premier League authorities didn’t follow the rules and it was an infringement of articles 101 and 102 of the Competition Act 1998.

Backed by Amanda Staveley, the Reuben Brothers and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund the Magpies were on the verge of changing hands but a delay in the process saw the wiling investors withdrawing their £340 million bid.

A hearing is now set for 29^th September and it could have a massive impact on Newcastle United’s on-field future. Mike Ashley reportedly already has plans in place if Steve Bruce fails to propel his side towards the up in the Premier League table.

The former Manchester United defender has been under tremendous pressure and even supporters expressed their disapproval with the ‘Bruce Out’ chant after their 1-1 with Watford at the Vicarage Road. Bruce responded to the criticism soon after that.

“It’s difficult – but that’s all it is, noise. I’m just going to get one with my job. Try to do the job as best I can. We have the makings of a half-decent team. We have half a dozen missing. I can see us progressing, where others can’t but certainly I can.”

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Wolves vs Newcastle Head to Head

Wolves and Newcastle have faced each other 75 times in H2h matches. Wolves have managed 27 wins while the Magpies have recorded 28 wins. 20 matches between the two teams have ended in a draw.

The last 5 Premier League encounters have ended in an identical 1-1 scoreline and both the teams would want to leave the field with an enormous three points

Wolves have a very poor record at home against the Toons as they have got the better of them only six times at Molineux. Newcastle’s brilliant away record at Wolves stands at 22 wins and 10 draws. Subsequently, Wolves have breached St James Park on 21 occasions and have drawn 10 matches at the Tyneside.

Newcastle’s biggest victory came on 10th November 1905 when they hammered them 8-0 in the English first division which is known as the Premier League now. Wolves’ biggest victory was a 5-0 win over the Magpies back on 9th April 1976.

Wolves vs Newcastle Head to head: Match Odds

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