Liverpool vs Wolves Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 7th January 2023

The FA Cup clash at Anfield this coming Saturday sees home team Liverpool battling it out for three points with Wolves. Liverpool last faced Wolves on 7 January 2019 at Molineux Stadium, when Wolverhampton scored a 2-1 win.

Liverpool are intent on downing Wolves to make it through to the next round. Are the visitors fully committed to the task of advancing in the cup at Anfield? We 'll see on Saturday.

Liverpool arrive at their next FA Cup match, averaging a fabulous 2.6 goals per game in their last ten matches in which, they scored a delicious total of 26, while also conceding 16 goals. That amounts to an average of 1.6 per game in which, they kept their opponents from scoring two times.

Wolves travel to their next FA Cup match, averaging a lowly one goals per game in their last ten matches. They scored a disappointing total of ten goals, while also conceding eight goals. That amounts to an average of 0.8 per game, in which they kept their opponents from scoring five times.

Liverpool vs Wolves Prediction

Liverpool Form

Liverpool hope to get back to winning ways after first beating Aston Villa by 1-3, before winning 2-1 against Leicester. The streak ended in a recent 3-1 defeat against Brentford. Liverpool showed little mercy in their past six matches at Anfield, of which they won five, drew none and lost once. They hit the target 13 times, while letting in six themselves.

Wolves Form

In has been a bit of everything for Wolves in their previous three matches, as they first beat Everton by 1-2. This was followed by a disappointing 0-1 defeat against Manchester United, before an encounter with Aston Villa produced a 1-1 draw. Wolves won twice, while also recording one draw, and three defeats in their last six away matches in the FA Cup. The scoreline from these matches says eight goals conceded and seven scored.

Both Liverpool and visitors Wolves seem to struggle just a wee bit much right now, with keeping a clean sheet. We go out on a limb here and suggest that, both teams will find the back of the net.

Liverpool vs Wolves Team News

Liverpool could have six players on the injured and absent list ahead of their match at home with Wolves this coming Saturday.

Jordan Henderson, James Milner, Roberto Firmino, Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz and Arthur are all absent from the Liverpool squad that faces Wolves at Anfield.

Wolves face a list of three absentees from the squad ahead of their next match on Saturday against Liverpool.

Wolves need to do without Boubacar Traore, Pedro Neto and Sasa Kalajdzic, who are not fit enough to travel to Anfield.

Liverpool vs Wolves H2H

Liverpool face off against Wolves for the first time in a while, with Wolves claiming a 2-1 win at Molineux Stadium back then. Picking a winning bet based on their h2h is a bit of a lottery, and the punter with a keen eye for a long shot might opt for the high-value price here. Liverpool claimed nine wins in their previous ten matches against Wolves. The latter managed one win in these one encounter against their coming opponent. The bookies best betting odds on a draw at full-time are at 9/2.

Liverpool vs Wolves Results

In one of the previous one match between Liverpool and Wolves both teams scored.

Liverpool vs Wolves Betting Tips

Daniel Podence shows decent form right now for Wolves, as he scored two goals in his last six games in the FA Cup. The visitors need more from him, though, when facing Liverpool, who are strong favourites this coming Saturday. Siding with Takumi Minamino also look a nice prospect as he scored three goals in his last six FA Cup matches.

Liverpool won eight of their last 10 home matches across all tournaments, while losing two times. Wolves won two of their last 10 games away from home, with four draws and four defeats as well. Liverpool managed four wins without conceding a single goal in the previous 10 matches at home.

Over 2.5 goals came up one time in the previous one encounter between Liverpool and Wolves, as Liverpool scored one goal on average per game and Wolves averaging two goals. Both teams scored in one time of these matches. Over 2.5 goals paid out in nine of Liverpool’s ten most recent home matches across the tournaments, and they scored an 2.3 goals on average in the process. Over 2.5 goals came up in three of Wolves's previous ten matches across all tournaments. They managed to score an average of 1.4 goals in these matches.